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12 years 2 months ago #824 by Archived Forum Admin
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Hi all wiremakers,

We make nail wires for a customer who is having issues when making the points, with the fins still on the point. We have tried a higher carbon rod to get the wire more brittle, but this has not worked out. Are there any options for me to look at, to get this corrected. They require a re wire that is in tensile spec but brittle enough for the fins to come off the points when the shears on their machine is making the points.

Jack Prendergast
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Pacific Wire

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12 years 2 months ago #825 by Archived Forum Admin
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Frequently the problem is resolved by the design of the customer's tools.

Alternatives from wire drawing are:

1.-Try to reduce the number of passes to higher reductions of area per pass.

2.-If the specified tensile allows you to go to a higher tensile, this can help.

3.-If you can have rods with a higher sulfur content than normal, this can also help.

If possible make a revision on the profile of the tools used by the customer, which again, normally is the cause of the problem.

I hope these comments help.

Eduardo Anaya
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INDEPA S.C.
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12 years 2 months ago #826 by Archived Forum Admin
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Hi Eduardo,

I will arrange a meeting with our metalurgical department and maintenance team to have a look at the options that you have provided, again many thanks.

Regards

Jack

Jack Prendergast
Wiredrawing and Day Services Manager.
Pacific Wire

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12 years 2 months ago #827 by Archived Forum Admin
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Look forward to talking with you and your team

Eduardo Anaya
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12 years 2 months ago #828 by Archived Forum Admin
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hi,
We are into manufactruing of nails and wire also. While making point of nails the fins cannot be prevented. however while barreling the nails these fins get cleaned.

Umesh Mahajan

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