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The performance of synthetic diamond dies in the drawing of ferrous and nonferrous metals is reviewed. Excellent performance at 0.20 through 7.60 mm, rapid wear problems at diameters under 0.30, comparisons with natural diamond, and cost considerations are discussed.
The performance of synthetic diamond dies in the drawing of ferrous and nonferrous metals is reviewed. Excellent performance at 0.20 through 7.60 mm, rapid wear problems at diameters under 0.30, comparisons with natural diamond, and cost considerations are discussed.
| Author(s) | Genety, H.Ets C. *Genety SA, General Electric Co., DeBeers Ind., Diamond Div. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal14(3): 116-118 1981, Paper presented at WAI 3rd European Regional Meeting, Bruges, Belgium |
| Year | 1981 |
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