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The use of soap as a wiredrawing lubricant is discussed; theeffects of melting point, composition and moisture content of thesoap are considered. Various methods employing soap in the drawingof stainless steel, aluminum and high carbon steel wire arediscussed. Results of tests on cost and efficiency are presented. Article is incomplete.
The use of soap as a wiredrawing lubricant is discussed; theeffects of melting point, composition and moisture content of thesoap are considered. Various methods employing soap in the drawingof stainless steel, aluminum and high carbon steel wire arediscussed. Results of tests on cost and efficiency are presented. Article is incomplete.
| Author(s) | Kline, R.T., John *Robertson Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products6(10): 393-395, 414-4151931 |
| Year | 1931 |
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