Technical Field
[0001] This invention refers to a winding machine for rolled wire or drawn wire according
to the characteristics of the preamble of the main claim.
Background Art
[0002] Many winding machines for rolled wire or drawn wire are known.
[0003] GB2058703 d.4/1981 is cited as an example of an automatic coiler.
[0004] More pertinent is
DE821666 d.11/1951 that describes a wire winding system alternatively in two winding reels
(11,12, Fig.8) that includes a device to form wire coils downstream of a wire working
plant, provided with a wire-guide (13/14) with wire-guide moving means (15-13) to
guide the wire to the respective winding coil (11,12) with wire-guide moving means
(17) to move the end of the wire-guide to the coil (13) on one side and on the other
above the respective reel (11-12) substantially parallel to the reel axis.
[0005] Even more pertinent to the object of the present invention is
US4664329 (May 12,1987 in the name of Essex Group Fort Wayne Indiana US). This refers to a winding system
for a segment of wire to form a wire coil that contains the stages of rotating a mandrel
by means of the contact of the external surface of the mandrel with a belt in motion
and guiding the wire above the rotating mandrel between the belt and the external
surface of the mandrel. The belt keeps the wire against the mandrel (reel) and when
the mandrel rotates, the wire is wound in a coil on the external surface of the mandrel.
The belt maintains contact with the external surface of the coil and rotates the mandrel
until the full length of the segment of wire is wound. When the thickness of the coil
increases, the belt partially loosens on the external surface of the coil to adjust
the belt tension. In the entire description and figures this patent also provides
(Fig.1) a device to form a wire coil in the winding machine (26, 27) with winding
reel, (508) situated downstream of a wire working plant, provided with driver wire
rollers (13) and thereafter:
- a first wire-guide (24/25) with first wire-guide movement means (510/511) to guide
the wire from said driver rollers (13) to said winding machine (26,27) and first moving
means (504) to move the end of the guide element to the coil (510/511) on one side
and on the other over said reel (544) substantially parallel to the reel axis (579-508-588-589,
see Fig.5a and Fig.5i) and second moving means (567, 577-579,588-585-581-588-589-591
see also Fig.5i) in order to be able to move said end of said first wire-guide element
(24) as it moves away perpendicularly to the reel axis in order to follow the increase
of diameter of the coil during the winding (544-27) and
- a wire-guide extension (510 from 24 / 511 from 25), separated from the first (24.25),
capable of guiding at least one section of said wire immediately before to unwinding
over said reel.
[0006] W00025952 (
EP1126935 - Danieli), which forms the basis for the preamble of claim 1, explains and claims
substantially the same structuring as described above with the difference that the
said wire-guide extension (510-511, 503-500) has devices that are always to be held
perpendicular to the rotation axis of said reel. A further prior art is represented
by
US2977747A (NYSTROM AXEL C ET AL) 4 April 1961 (1961-04-04). Both show a wire-guide extension in front of the reel always kept in
the same position, which is substantially orthogonal to the rotational axis of the
reel.
Drawbacks of the Background Art
[0007] The solution
US4664329 presents a variable wire alignment angle during winding according to the inclination
of the first wire-guide, that can lead to drawbacks during winding, e.g. the superimposing
of the turn of the wire (on one side = end of winding run) or moving away from the
adjacent wire (on the other = start of the return run), this taking place particularly
depending on the width of the reel, its diameter and length of the first wire-guide.
[0008] The solution
W00025952 (
EP1126935), though trying to resolve only a part of the problem with the fixed position of
the wire-guide extension, positions said cord in a fixed way perpendicular to the
reel axis. This solution can work to a limited degree with wires of a small diameter
with respect to the reel diameter or coil diameter, while for wires with a greater
diameter and particularly in the unfavourable ratio between the wire diameter and
the reel/coil diameter, it is possible to see the superimposing of the turn with the
malformation of the coil. In fact with the perpendicularity of the wire-guide it is
always possible to note friction between the wound wire of the last turn and the wire
in winding that precisely for its perpendicularity tends to always surmount the wound
wire. For this reason, in unfavourable or particularly critical conditions, instead
of sliding on the winding layer positioned underneath, the wire is superimposed thus
causing the deformation of the coil.
[0009] Another considerable drawback is the fact that when turns almost perpendicular to
the reel axis are produced, the result is the formation of a coil that when released
from the movable external flange of the reel to withdraw the coil and carry it to
the binding-machine, the lateral turns of the coil can loosen and unwind from the
coil hampering both its transportation and subsequent binding.
Aim of the Present Invention
[0010] The aim of this invention is to avoid the aforementioned drawbacks to allow the formation
of perfectly adjacent turns in the coil without the danger of superimpositions or
the distancing of one turn from another.
[0011] An additional aim is also to be able to form a much more tightly wound coil with
less danger that its lateral turns may loosen or unwind during the extraction from
the winding mandrel or reel and/or its transportation to a binding machine that is
at a distance and separated from the winding-machine.
Solution to the Problem and Disclosure of the Invention
[0012] The problem is solved with the characteristics of the main claim.
[0013] The depending claims provide particularly advantageous solutions.
Advantages
[0014] In this way it is possible to obtain the great advantage of a wire coil with perfectly
aligned and adjacent turns and not superimposed according to the exact calculated
angle of spiral winding (Y) that corresponds to the ratio between the diameter of
the wire and the diameter of the reel/ diameter of the coil.
[0015] In fact, in this way it is impossible to superimpose wires since the wire in winding
has the same angle and therefore the same inclination as the turn that is already
wound.
[0016] The solution regarding the medium diameter of the coil Dm=(D-d)/2. Where D= maximum
coil diameter and d= reel diameter.
[0017] Advantageously the inclination angle (Y) is determined by comparing the angle at
the top of a triangle whose height corresponds to the diameter of the current or average
coil (d, D, Dm) and whose base is equal to the diameter of the wire Df.
[0018] Advantageously, the orientation of the inclination devices (71) can be provided as
variable according to the winding passes. Namely, decreasing progressively.
[0019] Furthermore it is well known that to avoid the superimposition of turns particularly
for wires with a thin diameter, the solution is to carry out the winding substantially
diagonally, namely with more inclined turns in the away and return direction. In this
case the coil will have turns with crossed ends in positive and negative inclination,
therefore no longer running the risk of being raised from the coil by elastic loosening
when the coil must be extracted and carried to the binding-machine.
Description of a Preferred Form of Realization
[0020] The invention will be now better described with the aid of the enclosed figures showing
a form of a preferred embodiment, wherein:
Fig. 1 and Fig. 1 A schematically represent two views, a lateral view of the winding
group, respectively with the entire first wire-guide (4) and enlarged in the end portion
of said first wire-guide on the winding machine-winding reel (1), wherein there is
a single wire-guide (4) which is designed in double in its oscillation from side to
side on the reel, namely from its maximally lowered position "B" to its maximally
raised position "A", the reel being positioned by its vertical rotation axis (1).
Fig.2, 2A, schematically represent an overview with respect to the Figure 1, in full
and partially enlarged on the reel side, in the stage with minimum diameter, namely
at the beginning of coil formation (C position).
Fig.3, 3A, schematically represent an overview with respect to Figure 1, in full and
partially enlarged on the reel side, in the stage with maximum diameter, namely at
the end of coil formation (position D).
Detailed Description of the Figures
[0021] As disclosed by the previous figures, it is clear to see that the wire (F) originates
from a rolling-mill plant or from a wire-drawing plant (not shown as prior art).
[0022] Wire-cutting means are also provided upstream, so that once the coil (R) is completed
the wire can be deviated according to the prior art to another winding-machine (only
one illustrated), thus allowing the unwinding of the coil already made by sending
it to the binding-machine while at the same time another coil is formed.
[0023] Schematically therefore upstream of the first wire-guide (4) there are advancing
means, for example, rolls (2) that convey the wire (F) to a wire-guide entrance (3)
that is hinged to allow its second oscillation according to an away and return run
on a vertical surface (4A-4B) for each run of turns (5-6) and with oscillation on
a horizontal surface (6-8) to progressively distance from the mandrel of the reel/reel
winder (1), as the diameter of the coil gradually grows.
[0024] These solutions are of the prior art, through the structure of the base with horizontal
guides (8) on which the slide moves carrying the wire-guide group (6) which in turn
supports on a vertical surface (5) an articulated arm hinge (41) of the end of said
first wire-guide (4).
[0025] In this way the end of the wire-guide (4) can follow any forming point of the coil
(R) according to an established program.
[0026] On the same vertical surface (5) a respective extension of the wire-guide (7) is
hinged (70) with a respective countersunk entrance to allow the wire to proceed toward
the reel (1) for the formation of the coil (R).
[0027] The wire-guide extension is carried near to a medium vertical surface passing through
the axis of the reel for a suitable coil winder.
[0028] Thanks to said hinge (70) and with the aid of a suitable dynamic-fluid cylinder (71),
said wire-guide extension (7) can be directed on one side and on the other inclined
with respect to the orthogonal axis of the reel to achieve the perfect winding of
the wire in turns without the danger of superimposing one turn over the other that
could otherwise occur with an orthogonal wire-guide extension fixed to the axis of
the reel (front solution
EP1126935).
[0029] In this way the problem of the wire-guide extension aligned to the first wire-guide
(previous solution
US4664329) that involves the enlargement of the turns to the ends and with the danger of superimposition
in the intermediate zone as in the previous solution (
EP1126935) is solved.
[0030] Furthermore with this solution it is possible to a greater degree to incline the
turns allowing, thanks to the superimposing cross (+Y, -Y), a better winding that
prevents the lateral or marginal turns of the coil from loosening precisely because
they are crossed.
[0031] Obviously while the angle (Z) of the first wire-guide varies continuously, the angle
(Y) of the wire-guide extension remains constant but alternates between positive and
negative for each run.
[0032] The advantages of the new solution are therefore evident, in fact said wire guide
extension cord always takes an orientation according to the hypotenuse of a right-angled
triangle whose cathetus corresponds to the orthogonal to said axis reel/mandrel that
is the corresponding angle to the height the turn inclination of the wire whose winding
inclination therefore corresponds also to said hypotenuse, on the contrary to the
solution explained in
EP 1126935 Danieli, whose direction corresponds to said cathetus and contrarily to solution
US 4664329 Essex Group, whose direction can in one case correspond to said cathetus (intermediate
position of the wire guide) and with much difficulty or only in particular cases can
correspond to said hypotenuse. And therefore, contrary to the present solution in
which the direction always corresponds in a fixed way to said hypotenuse both clockwise
and counter-clockwise according to the away or return movement on the reel for the
formation of the turns.
1. Winding machine for rolled wire or drawn wire (F) with a device to form a wire coil
(R) in a winding machine with one or more winding reels (1) placed downstream of a
wire working plant, provided with wire advancing means (2-3) and thereafter:
- at least one first wire-guide (4) with first wire-guide movement means (6) to guide
the wire from said advancing means (2-3) to the reel or mandrel (1) in question of
said winding machine with first moving means (6-5) to move the end (40) of said first
wire-guide (4) to the coil (R) on one side and on the other over said reel/mandrel
(1) substantially parallel to the axis reel/mandrel (1) and second moving means (8-6)
in order to be able to move said end of said first wire-guide (4) in the away direction
perpendicularly to the axis of said reel/mandrel (1) in order to continue with the
increase in diameter of the coil (R) during winding and
- a wire-guide extension (7), separated from the first wire-guide (4), capable of
guiding at least one section of said wire (F) immediately prior to winding over said
reel (1), characterized in that said wire-guide extension (7) includes:
i. separate orientation means (71), for orientating said wire-guide extension means
(4), independent from said first moving means (6-5) for the orientation of said wire-guide
parallel to the axis of the reel or mandrel (1);
ii. said separate orientation means (71) being conceived and being controllable in
such a way that:
- said wire-guide extension (7) inclines, with respect to said rotation axis of said
reel or mandrel, in a constant way according to a positive spiral winding angle while
said first wire-guide movement means moves the end of said first wire-guide in one
direction over said reel or mandrel, and in a constant way according to the same,
but negative spiral winding angle while said first wire-guide movement means moves
the end of said first wire-guide in the opposite direction over said reel or mandrel,
meanwhile, independently thereof, the inclination of said first wire-guide with respect
to said rotation axis of said reel or mandrel varies continuously.
2. Winding machine according to claim 1,
characterized in that:
said wire-guide extension (7) is hinged upstream (70) on a slide (5) that is adapted
to move vertically, parallel to said reel axis (1) by means of control means and an
independent guide (6);
said separate orientation means (71) of said wire-guide extension (7) consisting of
fluid dynamic cylinder means (71) with hinging on said slide (5) on one side and on
an intermediate part of said wire-guide extension (7) on the other.
3. Winding machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it comprises control means such that said separate orientation means (71) are operated
in inversion of the angle on one side (+y, - y) or vice-versa on the other (- y. +y),
with contact means at the end of the oscillation run of said first wire-guide (4),
namely when it inverses its direction of travel.
4. Winding machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it comprises control means such that said separate orientation means (71) are operated
at an angle width (Y) in relation to the average diameter of the coil Dm=(D-d)/2 in
relation to the diameter of the wire (Df), where "D" is the maximum diameter of the
coil and "d" is the minimum diameter of the coil, which corresponds to the diameter
of the reel mandrel (1).
5. Winding machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it includes control means such that said separate orientation means (71) are operatable
at an angle width (Y) according to the minimum diameter of the coil, which corresponds
to the reel diameter (1), and the maximum diameter of the coil (Dm) in relation to
the diameter of the wire (Df) with variable progression at every away and return run
for one or more turns at a time.
6. Winding machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it comprises control means such that said separate orientation means (71) are operatable
at an angle width (Y) that decreases progressively with the increase of the diameter
of the forming coil (R).
7. Winding machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it comprises control means such that said separate orientation means (71) are operatable
at an angle width (Y) that is the same or greater than the equivalent to an angle
at the top of a triangle having for its height the turn winding diameter and as base
the diameter of the wire "d", therefore for basic values equal to "d" or ">d".
1. Wickelmaschine für gewalzten oder gezogenen Draht (f) mit einer Vorrichtung, um ein
Drahtbund (R) in einer Wickelmaschine mit einer oder mehreren Wickelhaspeln (1) zu
bilden, einer Drahtverarbeitungsanlage nachgeschaltet, mit Drahtvorrückmitteln (2-3)
und dahinter:
- mindestens eine erste Drahtführung (4) mit ersten Drahtführungsbewegungsmitteln
(6), um den Draht von besagten Vorrückmitteln (2-3) zu der Haspel oder zum Dorn (1)
der Wickelmaschine mit ersten Bewegungsmitteln (6-5) zu führen, um das Ende (40) von
besagter erster Drahtführung (4) zu dem Bund (R) auf einer Seite zu bewegen und auf
der anderen Seite über die Haspel/Dorn (1) im wesentlichen parallel zu der Achse Haspel/Dorn
(1), und zweite Bewegungsmittel, (8-6) um das Ende von besagter erster Drahtführung
(4) senkrecht zu der Achse von besagter Haspel/Dorn (1) wegbewegen zu können, um die
Zunahme des Durchmessers des Bundes (R) während der Wicklung fortzusetzen und
- eine Drahtführungs-Erweiterung (7), von der ersten Drahtführung (4) getrennt, die
fähig ist, mindestens einen Abschnitt von besagtem Draht (f) direkt vor dem Wickeln
über besagte Haspel (1) zu führen, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass besagte Drahtführungs-Erweiterung (7) umfasst:
i. separate Ausrichtungsmittel (71), um besagte Drahtführungs-Erweiterungsmittel (4)
auszurichten, unabhängig von besagten ersten Bewegungsmitteln (6-5) zur Ausrichtung
der Drahtführung parallel zu der Achse der Haspel oder des Dorns (1);
ii. ii. besagtes separates Ausrichtungsmittel (71) ist derart konzipiert und kontrollierbar,
dass:
- besagte Drahtführungs-Erweiterung (7) neigt sich, in bezug auf die Drehachse der
Haspel oder des Dorns, konstant entsprechend einem positiven Spiralenwicklungswinkel,
während besagte erste Drahtführungsbewegungsmittel das Ende der ersten Drahtführung
in einer Richtung über die Haspel oder den Dorn bewegt, und dementsprechend konstant,
aber negativer Spiralenwicklungswinkel, während das erste Drahtführungsbewegungsmittel
das Ende der ersten Drahtführung in der entgegengesetzten Richtung über die Haspel
oder den Dorn bewegt, während unabhängig davon die Neigung der ersten Drahtführung
in bezug auf die Drehachse der Haspel oder des Dorns fortlaufend variiert.
2. Wickelmaschine nach Anspruch 1,
gekennzeichnet dadurch dass:
besagte Drahtführungs-Erweiterung (7) ist vorgeschaltet (70) mit einer Rutsche (5)
gelenkig verbunden, die sich senkrecht bewegen kann, parallel zu besagter Haspelachse
(1) mittels Steuermitteln und einer unabhängigen Führung (6);
besagte separate Ausrichtungsmittel (71) der Drahtführungs-Erweiterung (7) bestehen
aus flüssigkeitsdynamischen Zylindern (71) mit Gelenkigverbindung auf besagter Rutsche
(5) auf einer Seite und auf einem Zwischenteil der Drahtführungs-Erweiterung (7) auf
der anderen.
3. Wickelmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2, gekennzeichnet dadurch dass er Steuermittel umfasst, so dass die separaten Ausrichtungsmittel (71) in Umkehrung
des Winkels auf einer Seite betrieben werden (+y, - y) oder umgekehrt auf der anderen
(- y, +y), mit Kontaktmitteln am Ende des Schwingungslaufs der ersten Drahtführung
(4), und zwar wenn sie ihre Bewegungsrichtung umkehrt.
4. Wickelmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2., gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass sie Steuermittel umfasst, so dass die separaten Ausrichtungsmittel (71) mit einer
Winkelbreite (Y) in Bezug auf den durchschnittlichen Durchmesser des Bundes Dm=(D-d)/2
in Bezug auf den Durchmesser des Drahtes (Df) betrieben werden, wobei D der Höchstdurchmesser
des Bundes ist und d der Mindestdurchmesser des Bundes, was dem Durchmesser des Haspeldornes
(1) entspricht.
5. Wickelmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass sie Steuermittel umfasst, so dass die separate Ausrichtungsmittel (71) in einer Winkelbreite
(Y) entsprechend dem Mindestdurchmesser des Bundes arbeiten können, der dem Haspeldurchmesser
(1) entspricht, und der Höchstdurchmesser des Bundes (DM) in Bezug auf den Durchmesser
des Drahtes (Df) mit variabler Progression bei jedem Hin- und Rücklauf für eine oder
mehrere Drehungen auf einmal.
6. Wickelmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass sie Steuermittel umfasst, so dass die separaten Ausrichtungsmittel (71) in einer
Winkelbreite (Y) arbeiten können, die sich fortschreitend mit der Zunahme des Durchmessers
des sich bildenden Bundes (R) verringert.
7. Wickelmaschine nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2., gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass sie Steuermittel umfasst, so dass die separaten Ausrichtungsmittel (71) mit einer
Winkelbreite (Y) arbeiten können, die dieselbe ist oder größer als das Äquivalent
zu einem Winkel an der Spitze eines Dreiecks mit als Höhe dem Drehungswicklungs-Durchmesser
und als Basis dem Durchmesser des Drahtes d, daher für Basiswerte gleich "d oder >d.
1. Machine de bobinage pour fil laminé ou fil étiré (f) ayant un dispositif pour former
une bobine de fil (R) dans une machine de bobinage avec un ou plusieurs dévidoirs
de bobinage (1) placés en aval d'une installation de formation du fil, pourvue de
moyens d'avancement du fil (2-3) et successivement:
- d'au moins un premier élément de guidage du fil (4) avec des premiers moyens de
déplacement pour le guidage du fil (6) afin de guider le fil à partir desdits moyens
d'avancement (2-3) vers le dévidoir ou mandrin (1) en question de ladite machine de
bobinage avec des premiers moyens de déplacement (6-5) afin de déplacer l'extrémité
(40) dudit premier élément de guidage du fil (4) vers la bobine (R) sur un côté et
sur l'autre au-dessus dudit dévidoir/mandrin (1) essentiellement parallèle au dévidoir/mandrin
de l'axe (1) et des seconds moyens de déplacement (8-6) susceptibles de déplacer ladite
extrémité dudit premier élément de guidage de fil (4) dans la direction éloignée perpendiculairement
à l'axe dudit dévidoir/mandrin (1) de manière à poursuivre l'augmentation du diamètre
de la bobine (R) pendant le bobinage et
- une extension guide de fil (7), séparée du premier élément de guidage du fil (4),
susceptible de guider au moins une section dudit fil (F) précédant immédiatement le
bobinage sur ladite bobine (1), caractérisée en ce que ladite extension guide de fil (7) comprend:
i. des moyens d'orientation séparés (71), pour l'orientation desdits moyens d'extension
guide de fil (4), indépendants desdits premiers moyens de déplacement (6-5) pour l'orientation
dudit élément de guidage de fil parallèle à l'axe du dévidoir ou mandrin (1);
ii. lesdits moyens d'orientation séparés (71) étant conçus et contrôlables de manière
à ce que :
- ladite extension guide de fil (7) s'incline, par rapport audit axe de rotation dudit
dévidoir ou mandrin, d'une manière constante conformément à un angle positif de bobinage
en spirale alors que lesdits premiers moyens de mouvement de guidage du fil déplacent
l'extrémité dudit premier élément de guidage de fil dans une direction au-dessus dudit
dévidoir ou mandrin, et d'une manière constante conformément à ce même angle, mais
à un angle négatif de bobinage en spirale pendant que lesdits premiers moyens de guidage
de déplacement du fil déplacent l'extrémité dudit premier élément de guidage de fil
dans la direction opposée au-dessus dudit dévidoir ou mandrin, alors que, indépendamment
de cela, l'inclinaison dudit premier élément de guidage du fil par rapport audit axe
de rotation dudit dévidoir ou mandrin varie continuellement.
2. Machine de bobinage selon la revendication 1,
caractérisée en ce que:
ladite extension guide de fil (7) est articulée en amont (70) sur un coulisseau (5)
qui est adapté afin de se déplacer verticalement, parallèle audit axe de dévidoir
(1) par l'intermédiaire de moyens de contrôle et d'un guide indépendant (6);
lesdits moyens d'orientation séparés (71) de ladite extension guide de fil (7) comprenant
des moyens cylindriques dynamiques (71) ayant une articulation sur ledit coulisseau
(5) sur un côté et sur l'autre sur une partie intermédiaire de ladite extension de
guidage du fil (7).
3. Machine de bobinage selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comprend des moyens de contrôle tels que lesdits moyens d'orientation séparés
(71) fonctionnent en sens inverse à l'angle sur un côté (+y, - y) ou vice-versa sur
l'autre (- y. +y), avec des moyens de contact à l'extrémité de la course d'oscillation
dudit premier élément de guidage du fil (4), c'est-à-dire lorsque celui-ci inverse
la direction de sa trajectoire.
4. Machine de bobinage selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comprend des moyens contrôle tels que lesdits moyens d'orientation séparés (71)
fonctionnent à une largeur d'angle (Y) par rapport à une moyenne de diamètre de la
bobine Dm=(D-d)/2 par rapport au diamètre du fil (Df), où "D" est le diamètre maximum
de la bobine et "d" est le diamètre minimum de la bobine, qui correspond au diamètre
du mandrin de dévidoir (1).
5. Machine de bobinage selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comprend des moyens de contrôle tels que lesdits moyens d'orientation séparés
(71) puissent fonctionner à une largeur d'angle (Y) conformément au diamètre minimum
de la bobine, qui correspond au diamètre du dévidoir (1), et au diamètre maximum du
dévidoir (Dm) par rapport au diamètre du fil (Df) avec une progression variable de
chaque course éloignée et de retour pour un ou plusieurs tours à la fois.
6. Machine de bobinage selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comprend des moyens de contrôle tels que lesdits moyens d'orientation séparés
(71) puissent fonctionner à une largeur d'angle (Y) qui décroît progressivement avec
l'augmentation du diamètre de la bobine de formation (R).
7. Machine de bobinage selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comprend des moyens de contrôle tels que lesdits moyens d'orientation séparés
(71) puissent fonctionner à une largeur d'angle (Y) qui est la même ou bien supérieure
à l'équivalent d'un angle sur la partie supérieure d'un triangle ayant pour hauteur
le diamètre de bobinage du tour et comme base le diamètre du fil "d", par conséquent
pour des valeurs de base égales à "d" ou ">d".