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12 years 10 months ago #853 by Archived Forum Admin
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Dear All,
I am working on wire under size and over size project from last 2 months but i could not understand the root causes behind that problem.I use 5.5 mm high carbon wire rod my finish size is 0.92 (C-.84/.71/0.67) please help me in this matter
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I am working on wire under size and over size project from last 2 months but i could not understand the root causes behind that problem.I use 5.5 mm high carbon wire rod my finish size is 0.92 (C-.84/.71/0.67) please help me in this matter
Thanks
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12 years 10 months ago #854 by Archived Forum Admin
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Could you please give more detail information about what the actual problem is?.
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12 years 10 months ago #855 by Archived Forum Admin
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Agree with Eduardo, need more information, like drafting schedule as well as die angles. What type of machine are you using and is cooling adequte and also what type of lubrication are you using, sodium or calcium.
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12 years 10 months ago - 12 years 7 months ago #856 by Archived Forum Admin
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To have both under size and oversize can mean a lot of things. undersize could be tension, die packing, etc. oversize could be excessive die wear. There are many variables that could be causing your problems but if you want some suggestions, you need to provide a lot more information.
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