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Three general classes of steel wire (mild, semi-hard, and hardened steel wire) are described, and uses of each are listed. Several examples of specific wire types are described in detail; analyses and mechanical properties are given. Examples include bale-ties, box-binding wire, case hardening wire, bur wire, drill rod wire, screwdriver wire, spring wire, ring traveller wire, and telegraph wire.
Three general classes of steel wire (mild, semi-hard, and hardened steel wire) are described, and uses of each are listed. Several examples of specific wire types are described in detail; analyses and mechanical properties are given. Examples include bale-ties, box-binding wire, case hardening wire, bur wire, drill rod wire, screwdriver wire, spring wire, ring traveller wire, and telegraph wire.
| Author(s) | Brunton, J.D., Brunton's Research Labs. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products3(5): 151-153, 170-171 1928 |
| Year | 1928 |
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