The tensioner is mainly composed of the following parts:
Base: The base is the supporting structure of the tensioner, usually made of metal or other sturdy materials, used to secure other components and provide stable support.
Damper: The damper is the core component of a passive tensioner, which generates damping through friction to tighten the enameled wire. Active tensioners do not have dampers, but use motors to follow the operation of the winding machine.
Felt clip: The felt clip is located at the entrance of the enameled wire and is used to pre press the wire and remove stains on the surface of the enameled wire.
Wire passing wheel: The wire passing wheel is used to guide the enameled wire through the tensioner, ensuring that the wire maintains appropriate tension during the winding process.
Fishing rod: The fishing rod is connected to a anti tension mechanism, providing anti tension to keep the enameled wire taut at all times.
These parts work together to ensure that the enameled wire has appropriate tension during winding, thereby ensuring the consistency of the technical specifications of the coil.