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The history of the mechanization of wire rope making is reviewed beginning with the first stranded wire rope and including modern high-speed tubular machines. SP stranders, payoff frame, twister bank, dies, rotating capstan, take-ups, and skip machines are briefly considered.
The history of the mechanization of wire rope making is reviewed beginning with the first stranded wire rope and including modern high-speed tubular machines. SP stranders, payoff frame, twister bank, dies, rotating capstan, take-ups, and skip machines are briefly considered.
| Author(s) | Ferguson, G.M.Bridon American Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal14(2): 94-97 1981, Paper presented at WAI Pacific Coast Regional Meeting, Canada |
| Year | 1981 |
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