The yarn which is still clamped in the yarn guiding system from the previous winding cycle moves into the area of the winding table where the yarn is clamped. The winding process starts and keeps running until the electronically preset running length is reached. The machine stops in zero-position. The yarn guiding system moves back.
The banding of the wound product is accomplished with an automatically supplied adhesive label. A suction device picks up the adhesive label from a carrier belt during the winding process. The labelling cylinder attaches one sticky side of the label to the cut yarn end. This guarantees a tight connection to the wound product. Afterwards the label is formed around and finally glued to the wound product. After that process the yarn is cut by the scissors. The banded product is pushed off the winding table and falls via guide plates into a container.