Maschinenfabrik Niehoff Gmbh & Co. Kg

Markus Raab

Klaus Menningen

Stephan Gorgels

Dagmar Lorenz

Thomas Falkner

The invention relates to a method for operating a braiding, winding or spiraling machine for braiding around, wrapping around or spiraling around a strand-like material, in particular a cable, with at least one elongate material strand formed from at least one elongate material fibre, in particular from at least one wire. In the method, a diameter of the strand-like material is measured and a feed rate of the strand-like material and/or a rotational speed at which the at least one elongate material strand moves about the longitudinal axis of the strand-like material is controlled by open-loop or closed-loop control depending on said diameter measured. A predefined degree of coverage of the strand-like material by the at least one elongate material strand can be kept substantially constant by means of an open-loop or closed-loop control of the relative feed rate of the strand-like material depending on the diameter measured.

Braiding, winding or spiralling machine and method for operating same

A device for electrolytically coating an object is disclosed. In one aspect, the device includes an electrolyte container containing an electrolyte and a first DC power source. The device also includes at least one soluble anode which is at least partly immersed into the electrolyte and electrically conductive connected to a positive pole of the first DC power source. The device also includes at least one cathode terminal which is electrically conductive connected to a negative pole of the first DC power source and to which the object is electrically conductive connected, the object being immersed into the electrolyte. The device further includes a second DC power source configured to operate independently of the first DC power source and at least one insoluble anode, which is at least partly immersed into the electrolyte and electrically conductive connected to a positive pole of the second DC power source.

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