A task of the present invention is to provide a Ti—Mo alloy material which can be improved in the yield stress at room temperature by the precipitation of an aged omega phase in the Ti—Mo alloy while maintaining large ductility at room temperature, and a method for producing the same. Provided is a Ti—Mo alloy collectively having an Mo content of 10 to 20 mass %, wherein the Ti—Mo alloy has a winding belt-like or swirly segregation portion having a width of 10 to 20 μm in the plane of a backscattered electron image (BEI) or an energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) image of the Ti—Mo alloy, as examined under a scanning electron microscope, in which Mo content is larger than the collective Mo content of the Ti—Mo alloy. When generally observing the entire plane examined, a segregation structure in a swirly form can be observed. Further, provided is the Ti—Mo alloy which has been subjected to aging treatment so that an aged omega phase is precipitated along the segregation portion. When generally observing the entire plane examined, an aged omega phase structure in a swirly form can be observed.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a hollow cylindrical filter for removing efficiently foreign substances from fluids. This is performed by forming complicated passages including an axial direction and a radial direction in the filter. The hollow cylindrical filter is formed by winding a metal wire rod in a spiral and multilayered manner. The metal wire rod includes a recess formed throughout the entire length in a longitudinal direction, or recesses repeated along said longitudinal direction. Some wire rod layers extend in an axial direction of the hollow cylindrical filter while the adjacent wire rod layers extend in an intersecting direction, thereby forming a plurality of communication paths for communicating between the overlapping wire rod layers. Additionally, a space is formed between the recess of one wire rod layer and another adjacent wire rod layer, allowing the plurality of communication paths to communicate with each other.

Apparatuses, systems, and methods for manufacturing grooved wire are provided. A set of rollers may form grooves on an outermost surface of a wire along an axial distance of the wire. The set of rollers may include a first roller and a second roller. The first and second roller may include groove-fabricating portions aligned circumferentially around a radial face of each of the rollers. The first roller and second roller, via the groove-fabricating portions, may form grooves on the outermost surface of the wire along the axial direction of the wire.

The present disclosure provides a welding electrode and methods of manufacturing the same. The welding electrode can include a composite body having a tip portion and an end portion. The composite body can include a shell defining a cavity through the end portion, the shell comprising a first metal that includes one or more of the following: a precipitation hardened copper alloy, copper alloy, and carbon steel. The composite body can also include a core within the shell, the core extending through the shell from the tip portion to the cavity, the core comprising a second metal that includes dispersion strengthened copper. The core and the shell have a metallurgical bond formed from co-extrusion.

Disclosed are a micro fiber and a method of manufacturing the micro fiber are proposed. The micro fiber may be manufactured by controlling thickness and Young's modulus thereof using hollow fiber.

A wire (10) is disclosed. Said wire (10), when viewed in cross-section, has at least one first portion (12) and at least one second portion (14) that are interconnected by a third portion (16) in which the wire (10) has a reduced cross-section.

A device for producing a spring wire includes a wire production apparatus which is designed such that a spring wire can be produced from a raw material, in particular by drawing; a checking unit which is designed such that the spring wire can be checked for flaws, in particular material flaws and surface flaws; and a laser marking unit which is designed such that defective regions of the spring wire, in particular regions of the spring wire having material and surface flaws, can be marked with a laser marking such that part of the surface of the spring wire can be removed or part of the surface of the spring wire can be tempered in such a manner that the color of the surface of the spring wire is changed in this part. The wire production apparatus is designed such that the spring wire can be guided past the checking unit and past the laser marking unit.

A graphite steel available as a material for mechanical parts of industrial machines or automobiles, and more particularly, a steel wire for graphitization heat treatment and a graphite steel and methods of manufacturing the same. The graphite steel includes, in percent by weight (wt %), 0.6 to 0.9% of carbon (C), 2.0 to 2.5% of silicon (Si), 0.1 to 0.6% of manganese (Mn), 0.015% or less of phosphorus (P), 0.03% or less of sulfur (S), 0.01 to 0.05% of aluminum (Al), 0.01 to 0.02% of titanium (Ti), 0.0005 to 0.002% of boron (B), 0.003 to 0.015% of nitrogen (N), 0.005% or less of oxygen (O), and the remainder of iron (Fe) and inevitable impurities, and satisfying Equation (1) below: wherein graphite grains are distributed in a ferrite base as a microstructure and a graphitization rate is 100%, (1) −0.003<[N]−[Ti]/3.43−[B]/0.77<0.003, wherein in Equation (1), [Ti], [N], and [B] are wt % of titanium, nitrogen, and boron, respectively.

A method of titanium wire additive manufacturing is disclosed. The method may comprise mixing a plurality of powdered metals comprising titanium, iron, vanadium, and aluminum to produce a powder blend, sintering the powder blend to form a billet, performing a wire forming operation to produce a worked wire, heat treating the worked wire to produce a heat treaded wire, loading the heat treated wire into a wirefeed additive manufacturing machine, and producing a metallic component from the heat treated wire. The titanium may be a titanium hydride powder.

A method for producing a hollow part (17; 21; 46) made of a metal material, includes preparing a blank (1; 18; 33) of the metal material of the hollow part (17; 21; 46), and at least one sacrificial mandrel (2; 19; 34, 35) made of a material which has a yield stress in the range from −30% to +20% of the yield stress of the material of the blank (1; 18; 33), preferably in the range from −15% to +10%, ideally in the range from −5% to +3%; applying a punch (10) on at least one of the ends of the blank (1; 18; 33) in order to produce the expansion of at least a portion of said blank (1; 18; 33) and to create at least one internal space (12; 20; 36, 37) inside said blank (1; 18; 33); inserting a sacrificial mandrel (2; 19; 34; 35) in said an internal space (12; 20; 37) of the blank (1; 18; 33);crimping the sacrificial mandrel (2; 19; 34, 35) in said blank (1; 18; 33);producing, by co-forging, a simultaneous deformation of said blank (1; 18; 33) and of said sacrificial mandrel (2; 19; 34, 35), with a homothetic ratio K; and performing a machining in order to remove the sacrificial mandrel (2; 19; 34, 35).