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The average wire fabricating operation, employing less than 100 persons, and using machinery from three to 40 years old is profiled, with a eye towards automation. Obstacles, the human element, and far reaching possibilities are shown with an underlying arguement for cost justification.
The average wire fabricating operation, employing less than 100 persons, and using machinery from three to 40 years old is profiled, with a eye towards automation. Obstacles, the human element, and far reaching possibilities are shown with an underlying arguement for cost justification.
| Author(s) | Pepitone, L. Hindley Mfg. Co. M.S. Brooks & Sons. Marion Mfg. Co. Charmilles Corp. E.H. Titchenor Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International15(4): 42-43 1982 |
| Year | 1982 |
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