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Equipment suitable for insulating small wire at high speed with low tension is distinguished from that suitable for large cable at slow speed with heavy tension. Features of the pay-off, extruder, cooling trough, vulcanizing tube, pulling capstan, and take-up are emphasized. Differences between equipment for polyethylene and rubber are noted.
Equipment suitable for insulating small wire at high speed with low tension is distinguished from that suitable for large cable at slow speed with heavy tension. Features of the pay-off, extruder, cooling trough, vulcanizing tube, pulling capstan, and take-up are emphasized. Differences between equipment for polyethylene and rubber are noted.
| Author(s) | Greene, P.C., Franklin Research Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products34(7): 830-833, 883. Paper presented at WAI Electric Wire and Cable Regional Meeting, Boston, MA USA |
| Year | 1959 |
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