take-off roll
noun
1(Chiefly Textiles and Spinning ) a rotating cylinder on to which a fibre, textile, or sheet material is taken off at the end of a stage in its manufacturing process; specifically (especially in early use) one that removes aligned fibre from the doffer of a carding machine.
2 Aeronautics the first part of the take-off run of an aeroplane, during which its wheels are in contact with the ground.
Origin
Mid 19th century.