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The use of a borax-based substitute lime coating for steel rod is described. Lime coated rods, disadvantages of lime, composition and application of the substitute, cleaning house facilities and practices, coating thickness, disadvantages of the substitute, wiredrawing, test results, draft temperature, and film weight are discussed.
The use of a borax-based substitute lime coating for steel rod is described. Lime coated rods, disadvantages of lime, composition and application of the substitute, cleaning house facilities and practices, coating thickness, disadvantages of the substitute, wiredrawing, test results, draft temperature, and film weight are discussed.
| Author(s) | Muse, D.J.Atlantic Steel Co., Gorton, A.T., Miller Div., Pennwalt Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal10(4): 43-48 1977, Paper presented at WAI Ferrous Divisional Meeting, Jacksonville, FL USA |
| Year | 1977 |
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