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I work in a cable factory. Here we have payoffs for paying off cable for each process. Payoffs are huge structures where a drum (bobbin) is hung and rotated so that cable can be unwound for the next process.
I have observed that for certain types of cables they use "torque mode" and for certain other types of cable they use "dancer mode" for paying off. Can anybody explain what's the difference between the two modes?
I have observed that for certain types of cables they use "torque mode" and for certain other types of cable they use "dancer mode" for paying off. Can anybody explain what's the difference between the two modes?