Method of simultaneously drawing a number of wire members

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Magnetically shaping

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29423, 72278, B23P 1700, B21C 100

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ABSTRACT:
A number of wires are gathered together and bound with an armoring material in the shape of a band. The wires in this condition are drawn by means of a wire drawing apparatus having dies and a capstan. A plurality of bundles of such wires are gathered together and bound in the same way as in the foregoing to form a composite bundle body, which is further drawn, and these processes are repeated until at least filaments of a specified diameter are obtained in quantities.

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