Abstract A cooling and guiding device for continuous tubular thermoplastic synthetic resin films comprises a support ring, and another ring which is vertically spaced from the support ring, one of the rings being rotatable relative to the other; each of a plurality of flexible conduits has one end connected to the support ring and its other end connected to the other ring, and each has a gas connection to a source of gas under pressure. The rings and conduits form an envelope the minimum diameter of which can be adjusted by relative rotation of the rings to accommodate a tubular film passing through the envelope; and each of the conduits has a series of orifices extending throughout the length of the conduit and arranged to direct gas jets against the exterior of such a tubular film to cool the film and to prevent the film from coming in contact with the envelope.
A cooling and guding device for continuous tubular thermoplastic synthetic resin films, comprising a support ring, another ring which is vertically spaced from the support ring, one of said rings being rotatable relatvie to the other, a plurality of flexible conduits, each of which has one end connected to the support ring and another end connected to said other ring through link means, and each of which has a gas connection to a source of gas under pressure, said rings and conduits forming an envelope having an internal diameter, the internal diameter of said envelope being adjustable by relative rotation of said rings to accomodate a tubular film passing through the envelope, and each of said conduits having a series of orifices extending throughout the length of the conduit and arranged to direct gas jets against the exterior of such a tubular film to cool the film and to prevent the film from coming in contact with the envelope.
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A cooling and guding device for continuous tubular thermoplastic synthetic resin films, comprising a support ring, another ring which is vertically spaced from the support ring, one of said rings being rotatable relatvie to the other, a plurality of flexible conduits, each of which has one end connected to the support ring and another end connected to said other ring through link means, and each of which has a gas connection to a source of gas under pressure, said rings and conduits forming an envelope having an internal diameter, the internal diameter of said envelope being adjustable by relative rotation of said rings to accomodate a tubular film passing through the envelope, and each of said conduits having a series of orifices extending throughout the length of the conduit and arranged to direct gas jets against the exterior of such a tubular film to cool the film and to prevent the film from coming in contact with the envelope.