Method for tinting and further processing of at least one light

Textiles: spinning – twisting – and twining – Apparatus and processes – With coating or impregnating

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57 6, 57 7, 57313, 350 9623, 350 9624, G02B 604, G02B 644, D01H 1330

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048874230

ABSTRACT:
In the processing of light waveguides, a method uses an overhead haul-off from a first supply reel to apply a pre-twist to the light waveguide, which is preserved during a tinting operation and while the tinted waveguide is wound in a tangential direction on a second supply reel. During further processing, in acordance with the present method, the waveguide is taken off by an overhead haul-off process from the second supply reel in a direction of haul-off which is opposite to the direction during the first overhead haul-off so that the twist produced by the second overhead haul-off is in an opposite direction and compensates for the twist produced during the first overhead haul-off operation.

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