Wire electrode liner
AssigneeLincoln Global, Inc.
InventorWilliam D. Cooper
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Abstract
A wire coil for packaging wire which wire coil includes a liner, wire coiled about the liner and at least one wire tie which secures the coil of wire to the liner. The liner is made of a strip of flexible material and the two ends of the strip are secured together by an end securing mechanism. Each side of the strip has a tie groove that is substantially aligned with each other along the central axis of the wire coil. Each of the tie grooves receives a portion of the wire tie to secure the wire tie in position on the liner. The ends of the strip can be positioned to partially overlap one another. The wire coil may also include at least one position indicator to define the position of the two ends when connected together, and/or at least one placement slot that is positioned between the two side edges and the two ends of the strip.
Claims36
A liner for supporting a coil of wire comprising a strip having two side edges, each of said side edges including at least one tie groove positioned on each of said side edges, said tie grooves on each side edge of said strip being substantially aligned with one another, said strip includes two ends, said liner including a securing mechanism to secure together each of the ends of said strip in a secured position.
A liner for supporting a coil of wire comprising a strip having two side edges, each of said side edges including at least one tie groove positioned on each of said side edges, said tie grooves on each side edge of said strip being substantially aligned with one another, said strip formed into a generally circular shape, each of said side edges of said strip having a plurality of tie grooves, each of said tie grooves on one side of said strip being substantially aligned with said tie grooves on said other side of said strip, said strip includes two ends, said liner including a securing mechanism to secure together each of the ends of said strip in a secured position.
A liner for supporting a coil of wire comprising a strip having two side edges, each of said side edges including at least one tie groove positioned on each of said side edges, said tie grooves on each side edge of said strip being substantially aligned with one another, said strip formed into a generally circular shape, each of said side edges of said strip having a plurality of tie grooves, each of said tie grooves on one side of said strip being substantially aligned with said tie grooves on said other side of said strip, each end of said strip has a cross-sectional shape which is substantially the same in size and in shape, said strip includes two ends, said liner including a securing mechanism to secure together each of the ends of said strip in a secured position.
A liner for supporting a coil of wire comprising a strip having two side edges, each of said side edges including at least one tie groove positioned on each of said side edges, said tie grooves on each side edge of said strip being substantially aligned with one another, said strip formed into a generally circular shape, said ends of said strip at least partially overlap in said secured position.
A liner for supporting a coil of wire comprising a strip formed into a generally circular shape and having two side edges and including at least one position indicator to define the position of said two ends in a secure position, each of said side edges including at least one tie groove positioned on each of said side edges, at least a portion of said tie groove is spaced inwardly from the side edge of said strip, said tie grooves on each side edge of said strip being substantially aligned with one another.
A wire coil for packaging a wire comprising a liner, wire coiled about the liner and at least one wire tie, said liner including a strip and an end securing mechanism, said strip having two sides and two ends, said two ends secured together in a secured position by said end securing mechanism, each of said two sides of said strip including a tie groove substantially aligned with each another along the central axis of said wire coil, each of said tie grooves receiving a portion of said wire tie to secure said wire tie in position, said wire tie securing said wire to said liner.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.