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Causes of wear in nail manufacturing machines and the effects of wear on the machines and on the finished product are discussed. Means of preventing or minimizing wear are considered. Points where wear can occur are on the straightening rolls, the feed-in, heading hammer slide, gripping die level, and the take-in.
Causes of wear in nail manufacturing machines and the effects of wear on the machines and on the finished product are discussed. Means of preventing or minimizing wear are considered. Points where wear can occur are on the straightening rolls, the feed-in, heading hammer slide, gripping die level, and the take-in.
| Author(s) | Mai, A. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products31(11): 1349-1351, 1383-1385 1956 |
| Year | 1956 |
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