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Evaluation of desired strand quality, production cost, and savings of insulation is required for choice between single-twist and double-twist bunching for production of flexible conductors smaller than about #4 AWG. Single-twist and double-twist bunching, product quality, construction differences, and economic factors are considered. One advantage of single-twist bunching is the savings in insulation due to the smaller diameter smooth strand.
Evaluation of desired strand quality, production cost, and savings of insulation is required for choice between single-twist and double-twist bunching for production of flexible conductors smaller than about #4 AWG. Single-twist and double-twist bunching, product quality, construction differences, and economic factors are considered. One advantage of single-twist bunching is the savings in insulation due to the smaller diameter smooth strand.
| Author(s) | Krafft, F.B.Cook Machinery Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal12(10): 66-68 1979, Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous/Electrical Divisional Meeting, Indianapolis, IN USA |
| Year | 1979 |
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