Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

bijtrekrol

English translation:

(secondary) pinch roll

Added to glossary by Ken Cox
Jun 7, 2008 12:28
15 yrs ago
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Dutch term

bijtrekrol

Dutch to English Tech/Engineering Engineering (general)
part of industrial machine.
bijtrekrol= pull-up roller?
Proposed translations (English)
3 +2 (secondary) pinch roll
Change log

Jun 21, 2008 17:12: Ken Cox Created KOG entry

Discussion

katrienvdp (asker) Jun 7, 2008:
"Nadat de nieuwe rol in de bijtrekrollen is gekomen moeten deze sluiten om de stang verder te transporteren tussen de toevoerrollen."
It's about an industrial machine that makes screws and nuts.
Ken Cox Jun 7, 2008:
More context please. Specifically: (a) the full sentence in which the term occurs and (b) information about the type of machine or equipment. There are several possible options, and without context one can only guess.

Proposed translations

+2
2 hrs
Selected

(secondary) pinch roll

It appears that your machine is transporting bar stock from a coil ('de nieuwe rol' & 'de stang verder te transporteren'), and my interpretation is that the 'toevoerrollen' are the driven rolls (feed rolls) of the supply roll mechanism and the 'trekrollen' are the pinch rolls (non-driven rolls that press the material against the driven rolls).

I'm not sure about the 'secondary' qualifier. Perhaps the intended meaning is simply that they are secondary rolls (i.e. non-driven rolls) that act as pinch rolls (trekrollen).

refs:

Breng het materiaal (stroken/bandijzer) in de toevoertrechter. Het aanvoermechanisme (trekrollen) grijpt dan het materiaal en brengt het naar het draaiende mes. Het aanvoermechanisme blijft trekken met een snelheid van 90 m / minuut totdat al het materiaal er door is of totdat de machineman het aanvoermechanisme met behulp van de hendel stillegt.
http://tinyurl.com/52x89c

Just introduce the material (banding) into the infeed funnel. The feedworks (pinch rolls) will then grab the material and pull it into the rotating knife path. The feedworks will continue to pull at a rate of 90 FPM until the material is consumed or the operator releases the feedworks via the release lever.
http://www.sweed.com/choppers/model_5102
Peer comment(s):

agree Bert Huisman : Makes perfect sense Ken!
10 mins
agree Jack den Haan : Makes perfect sense to me too. 'Subordinate' instead of 'secondary' perhaps?
1 hr
Thanks for the suggestion, but IMO the usual nomenclature in mechanical engineering is primary, secondary, and tertiary (it usually doesn't go any further)
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