February 2010 PFFC

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In Search of Tension Isolation

Web Lines Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, the Yeti. These are but a few of the world’s myths. In web handling, one of the myths told most frequently is that of the independent tension zone, protected from other tension zones by the protective powers of the tension isolation. Like most myths, we want to believe, but alas, scientific reason is the myth buster. What do people imagine when they use the term “tension isolation”? It is the belief that two tension zones are independent of each other if the friction of the web on the “isolating” driven roller ...

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