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This article cites the advantages of using cold-drawn special sections when producing a high volume component requiring a mnimal amount of final processing. Simple to complex shapes requiring the use of three or more progressive dies are profiled. The origins of cold drawing and tips on considering special sections are included.
This article cites the advantages of using cold-drawn special sections when producing a high volume component requiring a mnimal amount of final processing. Simple to complex shapes requiring the use of three or more progressive dies are profiled. The origins of cold drawing and tips on considering special sections are included.
| Author(s) | Ford Motor Co., IBM Corp., The Olin Corp. Bostitch, Inc. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International16(8): 61-63 1983 |
| Year | 1983 |
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