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Three basic problems in the manufacture of insulated wire are analyzed and a solution is presented for each. These include: fluctuation in diameter of extruded insulation, more dependable measurement and control of wire diameter, and a means of detecting and counting lumps and valleys.
Three basic problems in the manufacture of insulated wire are analyzed and a solution is presented for each. These include: fluctuation in diameter of extruded insulation, more dependable measurement and control of wire diameter, and a means of detecting and counting lumps and valleys.
| Author(s) | Hutchins, W.C.General Electric Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products40(5): 667, 669-671, 722-725 1965 |
| Year | 1965 |
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