February 2010 PFFC

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Drawing Conclusions: Part 1

Web Lines In planning the tension control for any web line, there are only three options: tension control, torque control, and draw control. Between any two rollers or rolls controlled by a motor, brake, or clutch, you have to select one of these three choices. The most advanced of these options is closed loop tension control. Torque control is the easiest option when tension is created by a brake or clutch. The third option, draw control, is the open loop alternative to tensioning the web between two speed-controlled rollers. What is draw control? Draw control is simple.

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