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The extrusion of plastic inner wrap and jacketing is a vital segment of any coated wire, cable, or fiber optic manufacturing process. The demands upon the extruder to deliver a flawless, precise layer of plastic material, at high speed with no interruption, have been answered by developments in dies, haul-offs, winders, and measuring devices that respond to variations in the extruder’s output by “feed-back” information transmitted by those devices’ controllers.
The extrusion of plastic inner wrap and jacketing is a vital segment of any coated wire, cable, or fiber optic manufacturing process. The demands upon the extruder to deliver a flawless, precise layer of plastic material, at high speed with no interruption, have been answered by developments in dies, haul-offs, winders, and measuring devices that respond to variations in the extruder’s output by “feed-back” information transmitted by those devices’ controllers.
| Author(s) | Robert J. Munns, Universal Dynamics Corp., USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous/Electrical Division Meeting, Manchester, NH USA |
| Year | 1987 |
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