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Dry blend extrusion of wire insulation and cable jacketing is reviewed, and advantages and disadvantages are considered. Cost reductions, reduction in heat history, operational flexibility, input work requirements, product porosity, housekeeping problems, crosshead design, and screw tip design are discussed.
Dry blend extrusion of wire insulation and cable jacketing is reviewed, and advantages and disadvantages are considered. Cost reductions, reduction in heat history, operational flexibility, input work requirements, product porosity, housekeeping problems, crosshead design, and screw tip design are discussed.
| Author(s) | Nissel, F.R.Prodex, Div Koehring Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products40(9): 1269-1272, 1320-1321 1965, Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous Divisional Meeting, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 1965 |
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