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High-quality and high production rates can be obtained when cabling nonferrous electrical conductors by using a new double-twist machine with a single twist effect. The new machine is described which uses inclined rollers to bring back the second twist normally done in the cradle to entry die. This idea results in a high-quality process that has the added advantage of more than doubling the production rate of a conventional single twist machine.
High-quality and high production rates can be obtained when cabling nonferrous electrical conductors by using a new double-twist machine with a single twist effect. The new machine is described which uses inclined rollers to bring back the second twist normally done in the cradle to entry die. This idea results in a high-quality process that has the added advantage of more than doubling the production rate of a conventional single twist machine.
| Author(s) | Michael Brazeau and Rene Cournoyer, Godderidge, Inc., Canada. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 57th Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in WJI, July, 1989, pg. 51. |
| Year | 1987 |
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