. The Street railway journal . tten the wire, as by placing too muchpressure on the rolls the wire may be seriously flat-tened ; but by properly gaging the pressure of the rollsthe insulation may be cut by the mere action of thepressure, with scarcely any effect of flattening of the tinning of the leads is then carried out in the usual man-ner, the ends being dipped in a cleaning and fluxing solutionand then dipped into a pot of hot solder; the latter operation isvery rapid, as the coils are dipped and tinned in lots of twelve ered for rewinding, so that an accurate account of the cos
. The Street railway journal . tten the wire, as by placing too muchpressure on the rolls the wire may be seriously flat-tened ; but by properly gaging the pressure of the rollsthe insulation may be cut by the mere action of thepressure, with scarcely any effect of flattening of the tinning of the leads is then carried out in the usual man-ner, the ends being dipped in a cleaning and fluxing solutionand then dipped into a pot of hot solder; the latter operation isvery rapid, as the coils are dipped and tinned in lots of twelve ered for rewinding, so that an accurate account of the costs ofthis feature of the work may be kept. A large number of coilsare kept for each type of armature in use upon the system, sothat the least possible delay will be experienced in rewindingarmatures. The scope of this stock room is also extended toinclude all other supplies which are used in the electrical de-partment, including the insulating paints, mica insulation, etc.,down to machine screws and bolts. The armature storage.
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