ethod of hammering out the wire by the successive rolls, it is necessary that the speed of the mills was 4 inches x 4 inches in section, and only the successive rolls be increased; and by the time the hand, which dates back to some eight hundred years be- fore the Christian era. Wire drawing has… … is passed through the die plate and between the pairs of' rolls and di- attached to the drum, which then rect the course of the rods, a Vats of Dilute Sulphuric Acid in Which Wire is Cleaned preparatory to Wire-Drawing, Annealing Room, Where Wire is Subjected to Steady Temperature for Several Hours…
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