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The possible reduction of production cost as a result of higher drawing speeds and rational automation of nonferrous wiredrawing is discussed. The operation of a machine running at 35 m/sec is compared to that of one designed for operation at 60 m/sec. A recently developed automatic single spooler is presented; advantages include high speed and 100% reliability. The economical aspects of drawing at low and high speeds with and without an automatic single spooler are compared.
The possible reduction of production cost as a result of higher drawing speeds and rational automation of nonferrous wiredrawing is discussed. The operation of a machine running at 35 m/sec is compared to that of one designed for operation at 60 m/sec. A recently developed automatic single spooler is presented; advantages include high speed and 100% reliability. The economical aspects of drawing at low and high speeds with and without an automatic single spooler are compared.
| Author(s) | Cloostermans, L.R.Bekaert Engineering NVHoorelbeke, L.B.Kemel, N.E. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal11(6): 70-76 1978, Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous/Electrical Divisional Meeting, Cherry Hill, NJ USA |
| Year | 1978 |
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