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A two unit electric drive using synchronous control for more precise speed matching and ratioing of an insulating line extruder with its capstan is described and compared to other drive systems. Advantages include better speed control, higher operating speeds, reduced scrap, and reduced need for insulating compound.
A two unit electric drive using synchronous control for more precise speed matching and ratioing of an insulating line extruder with its capstan is described and compared to other drive systems. Advantages include better speed control, higher operating speeds, reduced scrap, and reduced need for insulating compound.
| Author(s) | Harrington, A.W., Kelley, H.L., Jr., The Louis Allis Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(12): 1658-1659, 1661-1662, Paper presented at WAI 30th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1960 |
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