December 2009 PFFC

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Differential Rewinding: Part One

Don't try to do ten things at once. While this is good advice, sometimes ten things come flying at you at once. If you focus on one item, you risk dropping the other nine. If you operate a slitter/rewinder, you know what I'm talking about. It would be nice to wind one roll at a time, taking care to start each roll smoothly and give it dedicated tension control. On a slitter/rewinder, however, it's common to rewind ten slit rolls (or more) at once. Losing nine of the rolls is not an option. The simplest approach is to ...

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