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Lower Limit For Micro-rolling
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We are carrying out a feasibility study to replace tungsten carbide wire drawing dies with micro-cassettes in one of our wire drawing machines. Our target is to produce 0.84 mm low carbon wire with micro-rolls, keeping the ovality tolerance within +/- 0.01 mm. However, we are not quite sure, if we can obtain such a small size with micro-rolls without any problems.
Is there a lowest possible limit for the wire size that can be obtained with micro-cassettes on which most of the industry professionals agree? If yes, what is this value and would it be possible to obtain this size within +/- 0.01 mm ovality?
Is there a lowest possible limit for the wire size that can be obtained with micro-cassettes on which most of the industry professionals agree? If yes, what is this value and would it be possible to obtain this size within +/- 0.01 mm ovality?
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In principle cassett rolling is used to draw bigger diameters , big quantities with mayor tolerances.
This could be confirmed with companies on the field like Eurolls and Frigerio
Eduardo Anaya
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INDEPA S.C.
Mexico City
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This could be confirmed with companies on the field like Eurolls and Frigerio
Eduardo Anaya
Senior Consultant
INDEPA S.C.
Mexico City
Tel(011-52)555-407-7451
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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