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In part three of a three-part series production problems involved in the finishing of electrically insulated wire and cable are considered. Causes of incompatability in reservoir or on wire, poor coating pick-up, sleeving, blistering, sticking on sheaves, sticking on adjacent strands, flattening of finish, pinholing, coating deformation on reeling, sticking on reeling, and lamination of coats are discussed. Solutions are presented. Third of three parts.
In part three of a three-part series production problems involved in the finishing of electrically insulated wire and cable are considered. Causes of incompatability in reservoir or on wire, poor coating pick-up, sleeving, blistering, sticking on sheaves, sticking on adjacent strands, flattening of finish, pinholing, coating deformation on reeling, sticking on reeling, and lamination of coats are discussed. Solutions are presented. Third of three parts.
| Author(s) | Ellams, R.C., Roxalin Flexible Finishes Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products20(8): 569-572, 589-591 1945 |
| Year | 1945 |
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