US PATENT SUBCLASS 242 / 439
.~ By orbiting material supply

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242 /   HD   WINDING, TENSIONING, OR GUIDING

430  DF  COMPOSITE ARTICLE WINDING {11}
439.~ By orbiting material supply {5}
439.1  DF  .~.~> Material guide disposed about core tip (e.g., terminal winder) {1}
439.4  DF  .~.~> Simultaneous winding {1}
440  DF  .~.~> Sequential winding {1}
441  DF  .~.~> Having mechanism to distribute convolutions {2}
442  DF  .~.~> Handheld wrapping tool

DEFINITION

Classification: 242/439

By orbiting material supply:

(under subclass 430) Subject matter comprising a winding mechanism having a source of material (e.g., a supply coil or material directing guide) adapted to rotate about the article to cause material to be wrapped on the article core.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

128, for a strand unwinding device which may include an orbital guide.

224+, for an orbital guide for wrapping strand onto the spool of a fishing reel.

361+, for an orbital guide for wrapping material (e.g., wire) on a body to form loops.

386, for a reeling device with an orbital winding guide.

433.3, for an orbital guide for wrapping wire or the like onto an externally slotted core. 435, for an orbital guide for wrapping material on a ball.

438.1, for an orbital guide for wrapping prestressing material onto a vessel.

472.6, for a helical winding device having a material supply or guide that rotates about a take-up.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

29, Metal Working, particularly

33, and 605 for wire winding combined with an additional manufacturing function.

57, Textiles: Spinning, Twisting, and Twining,

10, and 13+ for a rotatable guide for wrapping an indefinite length, strandlike structure.

140, Wireworking,

92.1, and 124 for a device for wrapping wire into a coil.

156, Adhesive Bonding and Miscellaneous Chemical Manufacture,

166+, 184+, 425+, and 443+ for winding which may include the use of a rotatable guide combined with bonding wound material to a core or the like.