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Tie-wire

Wire of different sizes, used for tying cores with. This should always be annealed and of the best quality, as the connections are invariably made by twisting the ends together. Poor wire breaks during the operation, and not unfrequently have we seen the mould completely spoiled through a rupture occurring after all was closed and considered safe. See TIED-CORE.

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