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wiredInUSA - April 2013

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production problems and good dies pull

more wire.

Production costs decrease with an efficient

internal die shop, and Die Quip has the

expertise, training, support and machinery

to get you there. The company’s extensive

training products include on-site machine

training, die making instruction and die

design programs for operators and plant

management.

Each machine is supplied with Die Quip’s

exclusive Die Making Handbook that has

reference charts, procedures, formulas and

die production instructions.

Die Quip – USA

Website:

www.diequip.com

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Eder Engineering GmbH

Booth 1050

Depending on the quantity of drawn wire

and also on the care under which the die

tools are being used, all dies are subject to

wear. Their best economy and efficiency

is achieved if the dies are taken out of the

machine for a fast re-polishing when an

onset of wear is visible in the drawing cone,

where the incoming wire establishes first

contact with the die. By doing so, the die

tools can be used successfully and largely

with their initial bore diameter for a long

time, prior to having to enlarge them to

their next larger usable size.

In today’s highly competitive wire drawing

industry, and with the growing use of

multi-wire drawing machines with up to

48 wires drawn on a single machine, a

well-equipped and efficiently functioning

modern die-workshop is an absolute must,

if drawing efficiency and economy is to be

maintained at the highest possible level.

Unique concepts, such as Eder’s USP-Twin

and HGM-21 equipment, have been

developed to meet all these demands.

Eder-Austria offers a variety of easy to

understand and operate state-of-the-art

die-reconditioning machines, and its high

degree of inherent automation can reduce

the number of personnel and the levels of

skills formerly required, while at the same

time offering longer die life, higher tonnages

of drawn wire, and lower operational cost.

Correct refurbishment of dies regularly

undertaken in time and with appropriate

machines can prolong the service life of

costly die tools and as such can contribute

to the economicwelfare higher net product

value in a wire and cable plant.

Eder Engineering GmbH – Austria

Website:

www.eder-eng.com