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[[Image:Rod and Wire Mill.png|thumb|400px|Rod and Wire Mill]] | [[Image:Rod and Wire Mill.png|thumb|400px|Rod and Wire Mill]] | ||
A Rod and Wire Mill draws out molten metal into useful rods and wires. This is a subset of [[metal rolling]], used to make shafts, rebar, thin rods, down to wire. Thin wire can then be produced by wire drawing through a die. | A Rod and Wire Mill draws out molten metal into useful rods and wires. This is a subset of [[metal rolling]], used to make shafts, rebar, thin rods, down to wire. Thin wire can then be produced by wire drawing through a die. | ||
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Overview
A Rod and Wire Mill draws out molten metal into useful rods and wires. This is a subset of metal rolling, used to make shafts, rebar, thin rods, down to wire. Thin wire can then be produced by wire drawing through a die.
Description
Product Ecology
Made with Induction Furnace - Steel Torch Table - Parts
Uses
- Induction Furnace - Metal Feed
- Power Cube - Power
Creates
- Rod
- Bars
- Wire
See Product Ecologies for more information.
Components
- Steel
- Rollers
- Hydraulics
- Controller Box
- Feeder
- Die
- Sensor
Status
Currently in the research phases. Prototyping is expected to begin after completion of the Induction Furnace
Subject Matter Experts are encouraged to Contact Us.
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