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Various aspects of the use of tungsten carbide dies are presented. Lubrication; characteristics of open hearth, low carbon, high carbon and killed steels; die requirements; effects of rod mill practices and defective rods on dies; sull coating; die angle; pickling; inhibitors; and drawing speed and reduction are discussed.
Various aspects of the use of tungsten carbide dies are presented. Lubrication; characteristics of open hearth, low carbon, high carbon and killed steels; die requirements; effects of rod mill practices and defective rods on dies; sull coating; die angle; pickling; inhibitors; and drawing speed and reduction are discussed.
| Author(s) | Mackay, W.R., Bethlehem Steel Corp. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products8(8): 229-231, 243 1933 |
| Year | 1933 |
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