Taylor process
(metallurgy) A process for making extremely fine wire by stretching wire in a glass tube at elevated temperatures, or drawing wire through a bead of molten glass and then through dies.
(metallurgy) A process for making extremely fine wire by stretching wire in a glass tube at elevated temperatures, or drawing wire through a bead of molten glass and then through dies.
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