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  • Controlling crosstalk in cable stranding

    Controlling crosstalk in cable stranding

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  • Controlling industrial pollution with ultrafiltration

    Controlling industrial pollution with ultrafiltration

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  • Controlling polyethylene insulated wire capacitance

    Controlling polyethylene insulated wire capacitance

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  • Controlling quality of the surface of wire by nondestructive tests

    Controlling quality of the surface of wire by nondestructive tests

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  • Controlling raw material inventory for effectiveness and efficiency

    Controlling raw material inventory for effectiveness and efficiency

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  • Controlling scrap at the extruder

    Controlling scrap at the extruder

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  • Controlling the fiber excess length and the post shrinkage in PBT central tube process

    Controlling the fiber excess length and the post shrinkage in PBT central tube process

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  • Controlling wire tension by means of servo-electric control system

    Controlling wire tension by means of servo-electric control system

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  • Controlling wire vibrations during film wire processing

    Controlling wire vibrations during film wire processing

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  • Conversion to nitrogen-based ferrous annealing at Ameron steel and wire

    Conversion to nitrogen-based ferrous annealing at Ameron steel and wire

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  • Converting wire into wool

    Converting wire into wool

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  • Convex and sigmoidal draw dies -- what's in them for you?

    Convex and sigmoidal draw dies — what’s in them for you?

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  • Coolant filtration practices and healthy emulsion

    Coolant filtration practices and healthy emulsion

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  • Coolant Filtration, 2nd Edition

    Coolant Filtration, 2nd Edition

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  • Coolant/lube dialysis for the wire industry

    Coolant/lube dialysis for the wire industry

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  • Cooling of steel wire during continuous drawing

    Cooling of steel wire during continuous drawing

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  • Cooling trough requirements for a coaxial cable extrusion line

    Cooling trough requirements for a coaxial cable extrusion line

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  • Coping with demand-another in a series of archival papers

    Coping with demand-another in a series of archival papers

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  • Copper alloy wire

    Copper alloy wire

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  • Copper alloy wires – applications, technical requirements and modern production methods

    Copper alloy wires – applications, technical requirements and modern production methods

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  • Copper and copper alloy springs, Part I

    Copper and copper alloy springs, Part I

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  • Copper and copper alloy springs, Part II

    Copper and copper alloy springs, Part II

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  • Copper and copper alloy springs, Part III

    Copper and copper alloy springs, Part III

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  • Copper and copper alloy springs, Part IV

    Copper and copper alloy springs, Part IV

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  • Copper and copper-alloy wire for mechanical purposes

    Copper and copper-alloy wire for mechanical purposes

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  • Copper and the economy: a mutual dependency

    Copper and the economy: a mutual dependency

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  • Copper breaks during wiredrawing

    Copper breaks during wiredrawing

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  • Copper Building Wiring in Smart House Installations

    Copper Building Wiring in Smart House Installations

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  • Copper Cathode Quality as Affected by Hydrogen and Organic Additives:  An Update

    Copper Cathode Quality as Affected by Hydrogen and Organic Additives: An Update

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  • Copper clad aluminum wire --  a new electrical conductor material

    Copper clad aluminum wire — a new electrical conductor material

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  • Copper clad aluminum wire: material system for the electrical industry

    Copper clad aluminum wire: material system for the electrical industry

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  • Copper conductor for LAN cable; demands of the wire

    Copper conductor for LAN cable; demands of the wire

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The Wire Association International (WAI), Inc., founded in 1930, is a worldwide technical society for wire and cable industry professionals. Based in Madison, Connecticut, USA, WAI collects and shares technical, manufacturing, and general business information to the ferrous, nonferrous, electrical, fiber optic, and fastener segments of the wire and cable industry.

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