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A new method for ring color coding of freshly insulated wires at rates as high as 2,000 m/min is described. Synchronization of rings and equipment performance are discussed. Application at a wide range of wire velocities, low volume of scrap, good ring quality, and low maintenance costs are achieved.
A new method for ring color coding of freshly insulated wires at rates as high as 2,000 m/min is described. Synchronization of rings and equipment performance are discussed. Application at a wide range of wire velocities, low volume of scrap, good ring quality, and low maintenance costs are achieved.
| Author(s) | Kimmich, K.Standard Elektrik Lorenz AG |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal10(8): 62-65 1977 |
| Year | 1977 |
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