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The rotary arbor method of straightening coiled round wire is described, with emphasis on variations that can result from straightening: i.e., camber, waviness, surface marking, change in diameter, spot deformation, hardening or softening, and twisting.
The rotary arbor method of straightening coiled round wire is described, with emphasis on variations that can result from straightening: i.e., camber, waviness, surface marking, change in diameter, spot deformation, hardening or softening, and twisting.
| Author(s) | Hawley, S.H., Lewis Machine Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(10): 1340, 1442-1444, Paper presented at WAI 30th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1960 |
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