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Evolution of drawing materials: from tungsten to chromium carbides

Written by admpgnn on 29/02/2024. Posted in Blog e News.

Industrial wire drawing is a key process in the production of wire used in a wide range of industries, from automotive to construction. Over time, the industry has constantly sought the best materials to protect the mechanical parts used in this critical...

Coatings and Sustainability in the Wire Industry

Written by admpgnn on 21/02/2024. Posted in Blog e News.

In today’s industrial landscape, sustainability has become a key priority for companies operating in energy-intensive sectors such as the wire drawing industry. Reducing waste, improving energy efficiency and mitigating environmental impact...

Industrial Resilience: Anti-Wear Coatings that Prolong Component and Machine Life

Written by admpgnn on 11/02/2024. Posted in Blog e News.

In the competitive world of metal drawing, the longevity and efficiency of mechanical components are crucial to success. A key element that contributes to this durability is the use of advanced anti-wear coatings. These play a crucial role in ensuring...

Copper Drawing in the Industrial Process

Written by admpgnn on 31/01/2024. Posted in Blog e News.

The copper drawing is an industrial process that might seem simple at first glance, but in reality, it conceals significant complexity and importance within the realm of production and materials engineering. But what makes copper such a sought-after...

The foundation of quality control

Written by admpgnn on 21/01/2024. Posted in Blog e News.

Quality control in the restoration of geometries is a fundamental pillar in many industrial sectors, especially where precision is non-negotiable. The process begins with a thorough analysis of the technical specifications of the component under examination,...

Dimensional Control: A Key Aspect in Producing Complex Geometries

Written by admpgnn on 10/01/2024. Posted in Blog e News.

Dimensional control is essential in engineering and manufacturing, especially to ensure that the manufactured components meet the established dimensional tolerances. This process becomes critically important when working with complicated geometries,...

Evolution of drawing materials: from tungsten to chromium carbides

Coatings and Sustainability in the Wire Industry

Industrial Resilience: Anti-Wear Coatings that Prolong Component and Machine Life

Copper Drawing in the Industrial Process

The foundation of quality control

Dimensional Control: A Key Aspect in Producing Complex Geometries

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Evolution of drawing materials: from tungsten to chromium carbides

Coatings and Sustainability in the Wire Industry

Industrial Resilience: Anti-Wear Coatings that Prolong Component and Machine Life

Copper Drawing in the Industrial Process

The foundation of quality control

Dimensional Control: A Key Aspect in Producing Complex Geometries

Paganoni

Address

Contacts

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