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Winder Basics A Center Winder, also known as an Axial Winder, is a machine in which the rotational force is applied to the center or (axial) point of which material is wound. Common Terms CORE: The object the material is to be wound around. The minimum core diameter is the smallest diameter the Winder can start or the smallest diameter an Unwind can reach. MAX ROLL DIA: The maximum roll diameter the machine is designed for. BUILD-UP/ Winding ratio: The ratio of Max Roll Diameter to Core diameter. If the max. roll diameter is 1000mm and the core diameter is 100mm the Build-Up/ Winding ratio is 10 to 1. FULL ROLL: In a Winding application this is the finished or completed roll diameter. In Unwind applications this is the starting roll diameter to be unwound. Common Terms CORE SPEED MATCH: The function of trimming the speed of winder when in Speed Mode. This is typically used for continuous process lines with automatic roll change function. WEB: The product (material) which is to be wound by the machine. This is also known as the “strip” in the Metals. EXTENSIBLE: This is related to the properties of the web. A web which is elastic is considered extensible. Example: Plastic food wrap NON-EXTENSIBLE: This is related to the properties of the web. A web which is rigid in length and width or one which cannot be stretched is considered non-extensible. Example: Paper Common Terms TENSION: The force applied to the web. This is used to control the web. Units of tension are [ N ] for Newtons or [ lb ] for pounds. TAPER TENSION: The reduction of the reference tension as a function of diameter. As diameter is increased the tension is decreased. STALL TENSION: The meaning of “stall” is the mechanical section is at or near zero speed. When Stall Tension is activated the reference tension is reduced to a preset percentage of the tension set-point. Common Terms SPEED CONTROL: The drive is regulating speed of the machine and the tension of the web is controlled by