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英语Copper fine wire drawing machines with annealer are specifically designed for drawing copper wires into fine gauges with the added process of annealing.
The machine consists of several components including a wire drawing die, a drawing capstan, a wire annealing system, and a take-up spool. The copper wire is fed into the machine and passed through a series of drawing dies, each with a smaller diameter, to reduce the wire diameter progressively.
During the drawing process, the copper wire is subjected to significant friction and heat, which can result in the wire becoming brittle and prone to breaking. To prevent this, an annealing system is incorporated into the machine. Annealing involves heating the wire to a specific temperature and then slowly cooling it down to relieve internal stresses and improve its ductility. This ensures that the wire can be drawn into the desired fine gauge without breaking.
The machine is equipped with a control panel where operators can adjust parameters such as drawing speed, annealing temperature, and wire tension. It also has safety features to protect the operators and the machine from any potential accidents.
Copper fine wire drawing machines with annealers are commonly used in industries such as electronics, telecommunications, and power transmission, where fine gauge copper wires are required for applications such as electrical wiring, electronics components, and winding coils.
