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Wire Drawing Dies Help Miners Succeed

by terryfitzroy

Many people are not familiar with a die. So first, let's define
them. According to wikipedia.com, a wire die is used for the
following:

"Wire-making dies have a hole through the middle of them. A
wire or rod of Steel, Copper, or other metals or alloy, enters
into one side and is lubricated and reduced in size. The leading
tip of the wire is usually pointed in the process. The tip of the
wire is then guided into the die and rolled onto a block on the
opposite side. The block provides the power to pull the wire
through the die.

The die is logically divided into a few sections. First is an
entrance angle that guides the wire into the die. Next is the
approach angle which brings the wire to the nib which facilitates
the reduction. Next is the bearing and the back relief.
Lubrication is added at the entrance angle. The lube can be in
powdered soap form. If the lubricant is soap, the friction of the
drawing of wire heats the soap to liquid form and coats the wire.
The wire should never actually come in contact with the die. A
thin coat of lubricant should prevent the metal to metal
contact.

For pulling a substantial rod down to a fine wire a series of
several dies is used to obtain progressive reduction of diameter
in stages. Standard wire gauges used to refer to the number of
dies through which the wire had been pulled. Thus, a
higher-numbered wire gauge meant a thinner wire. Typical
telephone wires were 22-gauge, while main power cables might be 3
or 4-gauge."

So, you can see how helpful such a tool would be. Many times
miners have a need to reshape or resize certain wires, or other
tools they use while they are mining. But very rarely are wire
drawing dies used to create an entire product. They are very
similar to that of a mold. Some products that are made with wire
dies are things like screws, bolts, and threaded rods. Wire
drawing dies however are used specifically for resizing parts.
Specifically, it's for making the diameter of a rod skinnier.

You can see why a wire drawing die would help a miner succeed.
Instead of having to buy another rod, they can simply change the
width of one that they currently have with their wire drawing
dies. Any time you can have a tool that saves you money, and
gives you flexibility in what you are able to do on the job, it
will help you succeed. For more information on wire drawing dies,
and how they are used, simply go to Google.com and type in "wire
drawing dies" and you will get all sorts of information on the
subject. If you are a miner, this information probably is not new
to you. If you are looking into becoming a miner however, you
should probably do a bit of research on this topic. Hopefully
this information was sufficient for you in your search for more
information about wire drawing dies.

Terry Fitzroy is a professional writer specializing in <a
href="http://www.usswiredie.com">wiredie</a> and <a
href="http://www.usswiredie.com">wire dies</a> To learn more
about Wiredie visit http://USSWireDie.com

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