Machine for winding strip material

Winding – tensioning – or guiding – Coil holder or support – Spool or core

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242 672, 242 7552, B65H 3916, B65H 1702

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042654106

ABSTRACT:
A pair of very thin dielectric films, each completely metallized on one side, are positively advanced over a pair of drums of a machine while the films are laser scribed and slit to form two sets of film strips each of which has a laser scribed capacitor plate formed thereon. The film strips forcibly emanating from the drums pass through a number of tension responsive devices and are wound on one of a pair of successively positioned takeup split mandrels. A compensating mechanism is included in one of the drum drives to vary the speed of the drums to compensate for the difference in diameters of the wound convolutions of one set of film strips with respect to the other set so that a succession of capacitor blanks are snugly wound with consistent geometric size and capacitance value.

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patent: 3815188 (1974-06-01), Pietro
patent: 4003112 (1977-01-01), Miller
patent: 4229865 (1980-10-01), Fanning

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