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Wiredrawing practices used in Europe are described; wet drawing is described in detail. Their products, efficiency, and productivity are compared with mills in the United States. Four European plants that converted from wet to dry wiredrawing are discussed; the impact of this shift on the American wire industry is considered. Second of two parts.
Wiredrawing practices used in Europe are described; wet drawing is described in detail. Their products, efficiency, and productivity are compared with mills in the United States. Four European plants that converted from wet to dry wiredrawing are discussed; the impact of this shift on the American wire industry is considered. Second of two parts.
| Author(s) | Lewis, K.B., Morgan Construction Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products5(8): 306-307, 327-330 1930 |
| Year | 1930 |
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