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Let-off

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Let´-off`    (lĕt´ǒf`; 115)
n.1.(Mach.) A device for letting off, releasing, or giving forth, as the warp from the cylinder of a loom.


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The semi-finished product is produced on the subsequently arranged coating line, composed of a let-off station, laminating unit, cooling section and winder, and processed to the desired final product by means of slitters.
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The spools are mechanically retained on the handler until released by the operator after loading on the spindle of the tension let-off, according to the literature.
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The machine is designed specifically to minimize downtime and is said to be fitted with easy, efficient changeover of both the let-off stock rolls and tire size, depending on tooling.
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