Florida-based. On site at your plant or in an R&D lab.
Articles
Writing by Gene Brown on extrusion problems and how to work through them, including pieces published in the wire and cable trade press.
Gene Brown on why he started Gene Brown Extrusion Techniques, how a project gets defined, and a feed problem on a new line that came down to land length, draw-down ratio and die gap.
How to track down sporadic sparker blows on a tandem insulating line: what to verify first, six checks to make while the line is still running, and how to locate the fault once it is shut down. By Gene Brown, first published in Wire Journal International.
Tell us what the line is doing, what it should be doing, and what cannot change. You will get a plain answer on whether training, tooling, equipment or process work is the right place to start.
