Method of winding logs with different sheet counts
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsThomas Timothy Byrne, Frederick Edward Lockwood, Kevin Benson McNeil
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AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsThomas Timothy Byrne, Frederick Edward Lockwood, Kevin Benson McNeil
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A web winding apparatus and a method of operating the apparatus are disclosed. The apparatus can include a turret assembly, a core loading apparatus, and a core stripping apparatus. The turret assembly supports rotatably driven mandrels for engaging hollow cores upon which a paper web is wound. Each mandrel is driven in a closed mandrel path, which can be non-circular. The core loading apparatus conveys cores onto the mandrels during movement of the mandrels along the core loading segment of the closed mandrel path, and the core stripping apparatus removes each web wound core from its respective mandrel during movement of the mandrel along the core stripping segment of the closed mandrel path. The turret assembly can be rotated continuously, and the sheet count per wound log can be changed as the turret assembly is rotating. The apparatus can also include a mandrel having a deformable core engaging member.
A method of winding a continuous web of material onto hollow cores to form individual logs, the logs having different lengths of the material wound thereon, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of winding a continuous web of material onto hollow cores to form individual logs, the logs having different lengths of the material wound thereon, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of winding a continuous web of material onto hollow cores to form individual logs, the logs having different lengths of the material wound thereon, the method comprising the steps of:
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