Wet fine-wire drawing with slip

$15.00

A description of the development of wire making equipment is provided, starting from a manually controlled single bull block and proceeding to multi-die two cylinders machine with ‘built-in’ response mechanism. This built-in response is based on the concept of slip. Special emphasis is placed on the treatment of slip in the cone machine with a capstan and in the two parallel cylinders machine. The significance of the transition to wet drawing with slip for the extension of the capabilities to produce ultrafine wire is highlighted.

Description

A description of the development of wire making equipment is provided, starting from a manually controlled single bull block and proceeding to multi-die two cylinders machine with ‘built-in’ response mechanism. This built-in response is based on the concept of slip. Special emphasis is placed on the treatment of slip in the cone machine with a capstan and in the two parallel cylinders machine. The significance of the transition to wet drawing with slip for the extension of the capabilities to produce ultrafine wire is highlighted.

Additional information

Author(s)

B. Avitzur, M. Simchon and J. Shi, Lehigh University, USA.

Publication/Event/Pages

Paper presented at WAI 63rd Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Jan. 1994, pg. 46.

Year

1993