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Details of wire braiding practice are discussed, including use of the flat maypole, tubular maypole, and high speed tubular rotary braiding machines; intricacies of spool winding; wire carrier design; braider stoppage problems; hose braiding; and wire braiding on yarn braiding machines.
Details of wire braiding practice are discussed, including use of the flat maypole, tubular maypole, and high speed tubular rotary braiding machines; intricacies of spool winding; wire carrier design; braider stoppage problems; hose braiding; and wire braiding on yarn braiding machines.
| Author(s) | Douglass, W.W., T. Henley's Telegraph Works Co. Ltd. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(2): 183-188, 245 |
| Year | 1960 |
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