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Equipment used to monitor the eccentricity of extruded insulating sheath with respect to the wire is discussed. Topics include the need for concentricity, inductive gauges, capacitance gauges, the use of strip recorders, automatic control of extrusion, and new non-contacting optical gauges.
Equipment used to monitor the eccentricity of extruded insulating sheath with respect to the wire is discussed. Topics include the need for concentricity, inductive gauges, capacitance gauges, the use of strip recorders, automatic control of extrusion, and new non-contacting optical gauges.
| Author(s) | Planer, F.E.Addison Electric Co Ltd., Western Electric Co., Inc., British Insulated Callender's Cables, Ltd. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(4): 457-458, 508-509, 511-512 1960 |
| Year | 1960 |
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