Problem:
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Filament wound tubes consist of layers of fleece, unidirectional tape,
fabric, foil and peel ply to achieve certain laminate and surface
properties.
In the past, this was accomplished by manually holding
and tensioning the tape reel. Today, the reel is often mounted on
a holder which is fixed on the machine support and retarded with
constant torque. The disadvantage here is that the fabric tension
increases with decreasing reel diameter, whereby the laminate can be
constricted. At high tension the tape can also slip on the sleeve or
even tear. In addition, the winding angle usually has to be set manually,
which is inconvenient for repeated reciprocating winding.
Therefore, the operator needs an appropriate device without such
shortcomings.
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