Copper beryllium has many desirable joining and plating characteristics. Because the alloy is used in precision applications, their surface cleanliness is a critical factor when plating wire or joining by bronzing, soldering, and welding. Any foreign substance, including grease, oil, paint, dirt, dust, and oxide must be removed before plating and joining operations are performed….
Straightened and cut wires accommodate a broad range of grades, material, and size to meet varying customer needs. Regardless of small or large production runs, modern production equipment achieves cut and strengthen needs that have quick turnaround times and high production quality. Two straightening and cutting operations are performed to accommodate the various needs of…
Straighten and Cut Wire Stainless wires are commonly sought after, and as such, a lot of people have questions they ask. Many of these questions are similar, even though they are asked by companies from different industries. Below, we want to take the time to go over some of those frequently asked questions. Consider this…
Copper-beryllium alloys date back to the 1920s when they were used in telephone switchboards. It was not until the 1970s that beryllium copper became a more prevalent material for a wide array of industries (automotive, electronics, telecommunications). Personal computers and smartphones are typically built with a variant of beryllium copper alloys. There are many benefits…
Manufactures are frequently confronted with issues that relate to the manufacturing of small wire components. Typically, a wire that is not straight enough for forming operations will cause problems during production/manufacturing. The demand for straightened and cut wire comes from a multitude of sources. The benefits are many. Straightening wire should effectively remove any type…
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