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A simplified method for applying squirrel cage motors to control tension in wire processing is described, including a method for achieving uniform tension during a complete winding cycle as wire builds up on spools or reels. The method is useful for bare and insulated wire.
A simplified method for applying squirrel cage motors to control tension in wire processing is described, including a method for achieving uniform tension during a complete winding cycle as wire builds up on spools or reels. The method is useful for bare and insulated wire.
| Author(s) | Hoffman, R.R.Welco Industries Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products41(11): 1830, 1832-1835 1966, Paper presented at WAI 36th Annual Convention, Pittsburgh, PA USA |
| Year | 1966 |
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