Electrode wire for wire electric discharge machining

Electric heating – Metal heating – Cutting or disintegrating

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C219S069110, C219S069150, C219S069170

Reexamination Certificate

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07868265

ABSTRACT:
An electrode wire for wire electric discharge machining includes a binary alloy of copper and zinc. The electrode wire is manufactured by hot-extruding an alloy including copper and zinc at a predetermined ratio and then cold-drawing and annealing the hot-extruded alloy, and α phase crystals and β′ phase crystals uniformly exist.

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