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Optimum wire straightening requires that wire straighteners be engineered to address key industry needs: tight tolerance, precise alignment, durability, consistency and flexible orientation to match application-specific requirements. This paper addresses the key mechanical features required to meet these needs and to optimize further wire processing such as spooling and forming.
Optimum wire straightening requires that wire straighteners be engineered to address key industry needs: tight tolerance, precise alignment, durability, consistency and flexible orientation to match application-specific requirements. This paper addresses the key mechanical features required to meet these needs and to optimize further wire processing such as spooling and forming.
| Author(s) | James Jolda and Carl Sjogren, Sjogren Industries, USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 71st Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 2001 |
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