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Tungsten Carbide Cost Justification
We went from two regrinds a year on a set of D2 tooling to no reworks for six years running the carbide tooling, and we reduced marking on the tube. We typically run (4) four million feet of this product per year so the savings and benefits have paid for the carbide many times over.
Kelvin Egner
Tube Mill Production Manager
Shelby Welded Tube
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