A novel minimum down-time serving and stranding machine

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A new serving and stranding machine is presented in which two rotating cylinders (rotors) are mounted in parallel in a rotatable frame. Each rotor carries a number of spools from which wires are paid out. The downtime of the machine is reduced to a few minutes. The new system is controlled by a computer program maximizing production line output per shift by selecting for different cable types an optimal sequence for the application of servings or for stranding. Another benefit lies in the fact that the investment in and maintenance of factory spools or reels is greatly reduced.

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Description

A new serving and stranding machine is presented in which two rotating cylinders (rotors) are mounted in parallel in a rotatable frame. Each rotor carries a number of spools from which wires are paid out. The downtime of the machine is reduced to a few minutes. The new system is controlled by a computer program maximizing production line output per shift by selecting for different cable types an optimal sequence for the application of servings or for stranding. Another benefit lies in the fact that the investment in and maintenance of factory spools or reels is greatly reduced.

Additional information

Author(s)

F. Schatz, L. Werwitzke, G. Ziemek, Kabelmetal Electro GmbH, West Germany.

Publication/Event/Pages

Paper presented at WAI Annual Convention, Toronto, Canada. Paper published in WJI, July, 1989, pg. 61.

Year

1988