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A new torsion winder incorporating numerical control for the manufacture of torsion springs is described and illustrated. The mechanical forming sequence, the spindle and camshaft control systems, camshaft drive control, spindle information feedback, camshaft information feedback, and major functions of the control console are discussed.
A new torsion winder incorporating numerical control for the manufacture of torsion springs is described and illustrated. The mechanical forming sequence, the spindle and camshaft control systems, camshaft drive control, spindle information feedback, camshaft information feedback, and major functions of the control console are discussed.
| Author(s) | Yagusic, G.J. Torin Corp. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal2(10): 49-55 1969 |
| Year | 1969 |
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