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WN | Profile<\/p>\n\t\t\t

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Type WN | Standard profile rolling mill<\/h2>\n

The WN range is the base type for the FUHR profile rolling mills. The WN type profile rolling machines are always used when profile wires need to be produced economically and normal precision is sufficient. The mechanical concept of this machine type leads to compact dimensions so that machines with large roll diameters are also possible. FUHR supplies the WN type with roll diameters of up to 500 mm \u2013 and thereby provides the largest 4-roll profile rolling mill which is available on the market.<\/p>\n

In the development of the WN profile rolling mill, great emphasis was placed on fast set-up in order to meet the requirements of flexible production.<\/p>\n

Rolling mills of type WN are robust, require little maintenance and are designed for operation in tough, demanding environments.<\/p>\n

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Application examples<\/h3>\n

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Pre-profiling of steel wire for straight-line drawing machine<\/h4>\n

Round wire is pre-profiled with a driven profile rolling mill, followed by final calibration in a drawing die.<\/p>\n