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Wax is defined and the advantages of wax as a lubricant during the drawing of nonferrous (primarily aluminum and copper) wire are discussed. Characteristics which make wax an ideal lubricant are polarity and the ability to withstand high temperature and extremely high pressure.
Wax is defined and the advantages of wax as a lubricant during the drawing of nonferrous (primarily aluminum and copper) wire are discussed. Characteristics which make wax an ideal lubricant are polarity and the ability to withstand high temperature and extremely high pressure.
| Author(s) | Werner, J.S.C. *Johnson & Son Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products30(10): 1223-1225 1955, Paper presented at WAI 25th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1955 |
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