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The advantages and disadvantages of the dip and die methods of applying enamel to magnet wire are discussed. It is noted that a major problem with the dip process is the control of constant viscosity and temperature. The design and operation of an instrument which automatically controls these variables are described.
The advantages and disadvantages of the dip and die methods of applying enamel to magnet wire are discussed. It is noted that a major problem with the dip process is the control of constant viscosity and temperature. The design and operation of an instrument which automatically controls these variables are described.
| Author(s) | Thompson, R.F., Westinghouse Electric Corp. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products26(10): 885-887, 997-998 1951 |
| Year | 1951 |
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