Load film rolls, foil, and mandrels, and configure parameters like winding speed, tension, and element counts via touchscreen PLCs or computer interfaces.
Quality Control &
Testing:
Perform sample checks on capacitance, resistivity, and high-voltage testing to ensure elements meet specifications.
Monitoring &
Troubleshooting:
Watch real-time tension, alignment, and edge-guiding systems to prevent wrinkling, tearing, or misaligned layers; transparent minor jams or recalibrate rollers.
Preventive Maintenance: Clean components using air hoses, cleaning fluids, and hand tools, and track daily production output and downtime.
Requirements &
Qualifications
Education: Typically a 10th pass, ITI, or a specialized 6-month diploma as a Winding Operator.
Skills: Attention to detail, steady hands for handling delicate materials, basic technical comprehension, and familiarity with digital HMI controls.