Method of drawing plastic film in a tenter frame
AssigneeE. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company
InventorsWilliam J. Hommes, John J. Keegan, Jr.
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AssigneeE. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company
InventorsWilliam J. Hommes, John J. Keegan, Jr.
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Apparatus and method for producing a novel drawn film by propelling individual carriages along opposed loops from a first speed abutted in stacks in carriage collection sections to a second speed space apart in a drawing section of a tenter frame and to a third speed in stack forming sections where the carriages return to the first speed in the stacks. First primaries positioned adjacent one part of each loop develop electromagnetic waves for engaging synchronous secondaries attached to active carriages to provide controlled spacing of such carriages, and second primaries adjacent another part of the loop develop other electromagnetic waves for engaging hysteresis secondaries attached to active and to passive carriages to provide controlled abutting of the carriages.
A method of drawing plastic film in a tenter frame, including the steps of:
A method of drawing plastic film with linear motors using tenter clips attached to active and passive carriages, comprising the steps of:
A method of accelerating at a constant rate a plurality of carriages having two different masses traveling along an elongated path, using a linear motor, comprising the steps of:
A method of controlling the propulsion of a plurality of carriages guided in opposed endless loops of a tenter frame for drawing film using linear motors, the loops having forward sides opposed to each other and return sides, and the carriages having film clips attached which grip the film during drawing, comprising the steps of:
A method of drawing a web of film in a tenter frame with linear motors using tenter clips with synchronous and hysteresis secondaries connected thereto including the steps of, propelling such clips in opposed loops in paired symmetry, by the synchronous secondaries, while gripping and drawing the film, and propelling such clips in the loops by the hysteresis secondaries while disengaged from the film.
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