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A method is presented for calculating the total drawn footage when cold working metals by the use of a basic multiplier, the H-factor, once the accumulated finished length, the first pass tooling tolerances, and number of pieces started are known. Examples of basic applications of the H-factor and variations on these uses are given.
A method is presented for calculating the total drawn footage when cold working metals by the use of a basic multiplier, the H-factor, once the accumulated finished length, the first pass tooling tolerances, and number of pieces started are known. Examples of basic applications of the H-factor and variations on these uses are given.
| Author(s) | Hartness, R.A.Halstead Industries Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal8(2): 78-82 1975 |
| Year | 1975 |
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