fundamentals

The purpose of the school is to provide a thorough understanding of web torque and tension control methods, and MAGPOWR products. The school is an intense 3-day seminar beginning Wednesday, October 6th and ending Friday, October 8th. It includes classroom presentations, hands-on demonstrations, and application activities.

TOPIC OUTLINE

• Basics of Web Control

An intense 3-day seminar and includes classroom, hands-on demonstration, and application activities.

In this e-Seminar, Darrell Whiteside of MAGPOWR provides an easy-to-understand overview of the tension process and gets into some of the latest technologies on how to implement proper tension on a process line.

Gone are the days when a shear-slitting knifeholder was a primitive, cast-iron contraption that required a pocketful of wrenches every time a pattern change was made. It had to have the durability of an anvil because repositioning involved a lot of pounding with a hammer. Lost time, lost product and accidents were a fact of life. This, of course, is no longer acceptable.

Presented by Sean Craig, Winding Product Manager for Tidland Corporation, this seminar will be packed with useful information on how to optimize your winding process.

These days, to stay competitive you have to run multiple variations of material at increasingly shorter runs to turn a profit. To maintain consistent, high-quality output, there are adjustments that need to be made on the unwind through tension, alignment, slitting setup and possibly even the rewind.

In this e-Seminar, Darrell Whiteside of MAGPOWR provides an easy-to-understand overview of the tension process and gets into some of the latest technologies on how to implement proper tension on a process line. He also dives into the question on taper tension as his company receives this as the most commonly asked question for their support staff.