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Safety comes, in any industry, first and foremost. So it is hardly
surprising that Washington DC’s Metrorail was temporarily shut
down for an emergency inspection following a tunnel fire in March.
An average of 700,000 trips a day are made on the system, which
celebrated its 40th birthday on 27th March. A total of 600 jumper
cables were inspected throughout the system, with repair crews
replacing the aged cables with newer copper cables with better
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Established in 1956 as a provider of multi-conductor cables to the
mainframe computer industry, the company was the originator
of the flexible flat or ribbon cable. Read more about the history
on page 13.
WireCo World Group is selling its wire rope manufacturing plant
in St Joseph to Hillyard Industries, for development of a new
manufacturing and national distribution center. Sadly, this comes
with the news that 49 employees will lose their jobs, although the
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Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) has
begun construction on a new substation
project in New Jersey to improve service
reliability for over 180,000 customers in
Monmouth county.
Work is underway on the new substation project
The project includes building a 230kV
steel pole construction transmission line,
along 16 miles of existing right-of-way, to
connect JCP&L substations in Howell and
Neptune. In addition, an existing 230kV
transmission line connecting substations
in Colts Neck and Neptune will be rebuilt
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using steel poles to replace the current
wooden structures.
The overall cost of the project is $124
million, with around $97 million to be
spent in 2016.
“This transmission project will make our
system in Monmouth county more resilient
and help meet the growing demand
for electricity in the region,” said Jim
Fakult, president of JCP&L. “Along with
the greater redundancies provided by
the new transmission line, the high-tech
substation devices we plan to install will
give us the ability to operate the system
remotely, automatically resetting the
equipment instead of having to send a
line crew to investigate the cause of the
problem.”
The new transmission line is expected to
be completed and in-service by June
2017.
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Putting safety
first
Following a tunnel fire on 16th March,
Washington DC’s Metrorail was temporarily
shut down for an emergency inspection
of the entire system’s third-rail power
cables. An average 700,000 trips per
day are made on the Metro system, and
closure displaced hundreds of thousands
of commuters with little advance notice.
“While the risk to the public is very low, I
cannot rule out a potential life safety issue
here, and that is why we must take this
action immediately,” said Metro general
manager Paul J Wiedefeld in a WMATA
press release.
“When I say safety is our highest priority,
I mean it. That sometimes means making
tough, unpopular decisions, and this is
one of those times. I fully recognize the
hardship this will cause.”
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WMATA inspected approximately 600
jumper cables throughout the system.
According to the Washington Post, repair
crews replaced the aged cables with
newer copper cables with better insulation.
According to WMATA, 22 inspection crews
set out to accomplish the work, and the
authority had four repair crews on standby
to address any issues that the inspection
crews discovered.
The Metrorail system was 40 years old on
27th March, but has faced controversy
and scrutiny in recent years over budget
shortfalls and insufficient funding, leading
to a declining ability to maintain the
system. Consequently, it has fallen into
disrepair, which many officials have cited
as the cause of public safety concerns.
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Cable assembly manufacturer Cicoil
is celebrating 60 years in the business.
Established in 1956 as a provider of
multi-conductor cables to the mainframe
computer industry, the company was
the originator of the flexible flat or ribbon
cable.
The silicone rubber flat ribbon cable
allowed companies such as IBM, Sperry/
Univac and NCR to replace bulky, stiff
round cables with sleek, flexible ribbon
cables.
In the 1960s Cicoil’s ribbon cables were
part of America’s space program,
including the first Earth orbit, first space
walk in 1965, and the lunar landing in
1969. The cables have since performed
on every US fighter jet, most commercial
60 years of
high flying
airplanes, and many demanding missile
and land-based applications.
To meet the needs of an increasingly
diverse customer base, in 1998 Cicoil
developed a new extrusion process that
allows it to manufacture continuous
lengths of flat cable from a crystal clear
material named Flexx-Sil™.
Howard Lind, Cicoil president and CEO,
commented: “Cicoil’s proud history
includes many innovations, including
inventing the ribbon cable, and helping
to put a man on the moon. Our spirit of
exploration and innovation continues
today, with new technologies like
EZ-Flexx flat cables, and patented cables
that include power, data, liquids and
pneumatics, all in a compact package.”
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Wire rope closure
WireCo World Group is to sell its steel wire
rope manufacturing plant in St Joseph
to Hillyard Industries, for the eventual
development of a new manufacturing
and national distribution center.
“When conversations with WireCo
began, it was immediately apparent
that we shared the same vision and
goal of making decisions that benefit
downtown St Joseph,” said Hillyard
president Jim Carolus. “We want to
provide opportunities for growth and
reinvestment among our employees and
in the downtown area where Hillyard has
thrived for several generations. We are
excited about this project and the vitality
it will add to our local community.”
community,” Ayers said in a release. “The
harsh reality is the global oil, gas, and
crane rope markets are facing economic
challenges, and every company in these
industries is being affected. This sale and
consolidation of our production facilities
enable us to continue to service our
customers at the highest quality level
despite an increasingly challenging
market for WireCo and our customers.”
WireCo will continue to operate its
fabricated products facility in St Joseph
at its existing site.
WireCo CEO Chris Ayers said the sale of
the building will cause 49 employees to
lose their jobs. The company will provide
transition assistance.
“It is difficult to close any manufacturing
plant because of the impact to
good people, their families and the
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President
steps down
Southwire’s president of North America,
Jack Carlson, has decided to retire,
although he will serve in an advisory role
to Southwire’s leadership team until 31st
May 2016. Carlson joined Southwire as
president of the Electrical Division in 2001,
and was later promoted to president of
North America.
Carlson said: “It has been a remarkable
experience to work with Southwire,
and I am extremely proud of the
accomplishments we’ve been able to
share over the last 15 years. We’ve built
incredibly strong relationships with our
distributors, agents and contractors, and
innovated safe and productive solutions
that have positively changed the way our
end users do business for the long term.”
development of processes and products
that benefit both the company and the
end user.
“I was fortunate to know of Jack prior to
joining the team at Southwire and have
had the great opportunity to personally
work closely with him as I’ve begun my
career with the organization,” said Rich
Stinson, Southwire president and CEO.
“His focus on meeting the needs of the
customer, his innovative spirit and his
impact on the market have been key
influences that will continue, both inside
and outside the walls of Southwire, long
after his retirement.”
He served as a leader in all areas of
the business including sales, marketing,
product development, divisional growth
and research, and his experience in
the wire and cable industry sparked the
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The Rogers plant opened in 1989 and
produces steel cord for the tire industry.
Bekaert
predicts
continued
strong
and growing demand from US tire
manufacturers, as a result of the expansion
programs of the tire manufacturers in the
country and the preference to source
domestically produced tire cord.
Bekaert will add 50 percent production
capacity to the Rogers plant. The
expansion will be implemented gradually
and will add over 100 new jobs.
Matthew Taylor, Bekaert CEO, stated:
“Our expansion plans fit within Bekaert’s
strategy to drive growth in this very
important sector. We are committed
and dedicated to creating value for our
customers and we are expanding the
Rogers plant to contribute to the growth
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In mid-March, several US mills officially
announced price increases for rebar
products, but market sources were
cautious as to whether the result would
be a general price increase.
Both
Gerdau
Long
Steel
North
America and Commercial Metals Co
independently announced increases on
rebar products. Gerdau’s increase, raising
transaction prices by $30/st, took effect
21st March, while CMC’s price increase of
$20/st took effect on 1st April.
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Rebar price
hikes
Buyers said they had already anticipated
higher prices for April following scrap’s
increase in March and early indications
it could increase again in April. One
southeast fabricator commented that,
while higher raw material costs could
provide some upward mobility for rebar
prices, it remains to be seen if demand
will be high enough to achieve the full
$20 or $30 increase. “Everybody would
like for prices to go up, but you want to
see demand drive that, rather than iron
ore and scrap,” he said. “Demand is key,
and that has been so sporadic that an
increase may not stick.”
One midwest distributor said he would be
surprised if anything over $20 would take
effect in the current market conditions.
Rebar demand should increase as the
US heads into construction season, but
demand in February and March was
less robust, according to a mill source. In
addition, although Turkish import offers
for rebar have increased, the domestic
market still remains under pressure, he
said.
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USEI (US Electrodynamics Inc) deployed
a 10GB fiber network to connect its
Brewster, Washington, and Vernon Valley,
New Jersey, teleports to strategic point
of presence (POP) locations across the
US. The network builds in resiliency and
redundancy to eliminate any single point
of failure and incorporates redundant
equipment at each node with diversely
routed circuits.
Single-moded design
OFS, a designer, manufacturer and supplier
of fiber optic products, has launched its
new TrueLase 10/130 active and passive
LMA double-clad optical fibers.
Based on existing OFS technology, the
TrueLase family of ytterbium-doped gain
and matching passive fibers enable
designers to produce reliable and
consistent high performance lasers and
amplifiers utilizing true single-mode fiber
designs.
We have experienced tremendous
market demand for OFS technology, and
we are pleased to provide new options for
customers who prefer less integration than
found in our flagship TrueMode™ fiber
laser cavities.”
Dr Douglass continued: “As the first of
our TrueLase active and passive optical
fibers reach the market, OFS will continue
to develop and provide solutions for the
demanding applications our customers
are addressing.”
Dr David Douglass, OFS product manager,
stated: “OFS has demonstrated the
advantage of true single-mode optical
fiber designs in both low and high power
applications.
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Network gets
tough
Jim Veeder, CEO and owner of USEI,
commented: “Through this network
enhancement, we can deliver seamless
connectivity to customers in the USA as
well as interconnectivity to international
undersea fiber carriers at our Seattle, Los
Angeles, New York City and Ashburn,
Virginia, POPs.”
The fiber network allows USEI to transport
diverse routed SONET (DS1, DS1E, DS3,
OCn), carrier ethernet (FastE and GigE
handoffs), and MPLS traffic between
all network nodes and direct Internet
access (DIA) from any node, providing
redundant or dual Internet access. The
network design will support future growth
beyond the initial 10GB capability.
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QED Wire Lines has been awarded the
contract to supply an oil tempering heat
treatment line to Baosteel Group Nantong
Wire Products Co Ltd under the recent
Shanghai Baohua International Tendering
Co Ltd specification.
Skills training
Light Brigade, a training division of
AFL, and NeST institute of fiber optic
technology (NIFOT) continue to work
together to train skilled fiber optic
technicians in India.
NIFOT is collaborating with Amal Jyothi
college of engineering to introduce the
ANFOT fiber optics training program.
The curriculum was developed by Light
Brigade and approved by the Electronic
Technicians Association International
(ETA). Students who complete the
training receive an ETA fiber optic
installer (FOI) certification, and are given
job placement assistance across India
and the Middle East.
“Light Brigade is excited to be a part of
the expansion plans for providing more
fiber optic training opportunities in India,”
Johnson commented. “Being here for the
official inauguration for ANFOT, another
facility for our training partner NiFOT, was
gratifying.
“This collaboration with the engineering
college will provide more opportunities
for people to be trained, and
ultimately employed, as fiber optic field
technicians.”
Spring wire line
This line is designed to produce top quality
automotive valve spring wire. Key to the
contract was QED’s environmentally
friendly fluid bed tempering furnace, said
to be a “major improvement” over lead
furnaces.
Combining robust construction with
advanced control, QED engineers
have developed a special pulse-fired
combustion system to provide excellent
temperature uniformity to its muffle tube
austinitizing furnace.
The college recently opened a new
training center designed specifically
for fiber optic training. Larry Johnson,
founder and director of Light Brigade,
was at the inauguration event.
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New allies
Allied Wire & Cable has added Eric
Schmidtke and Julie Preiss to its team of
sales representatives. Both Schmidtke and
Preiss are current employees who have
held other roles within the company.
Happy neighbors
Three new studies indicate that submarine
electricity cables are not detrimental to
sea life. The work alleviates concerns that
offshore wind and tidal power production
will disrupt marine habitats.
By tracking the movements of fish and
crabs around underwater power cables,
the new studies reveal that marine animals
do not avoid the magnetic fields around
the cables. One study found that the thick
cables can serve as artificial habitats and
host undersea communities, while another
showed crabs freely crossing power cables
to reach baited traps.
In another study, scientists monitored
the marine life around three parts of the
seafloor over three years. One area had a
powered cable; another, an unpowered
cable; and the third area had no cables
at all. The areas attracted similar kinds and
numbers of anemones and other sea life,
and twice as many fish and four times as
many invertebrates favored the cabled
areas over the uncabled section.
Genevra
Harker-Klimes,
a
marine
scientist at the Pacific Northwest national
laboratory, commented that it was very
positive news for the offshore energy
industry.
“There’s much less of a concern now,” said
Ann Bull, a marine biologist at the Bureau of
Ocean Energy Management in California,
who presented two of the studies at the
American Geophysical Union’s ocean
sciences meeting.
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Allied believes in promoting from within
because the employees are already
familiar with the products and the Allied
way of doing business, and they bring a
solid foundation from their previous roles.
Julie, who works out of the Tampa
branch, began her career with AWC
in April 2015 as a sales assistant. Prior
to joining the company she worked in
telecommunications sales for several
years. Julie is eager to use her previous
sales experience, as well as her work at
Allied as an assistant, to work closely with
the customer base.
Eric started his wire and cable career
in 2000, becoming Allied’s Wisconsin
warehouse manager in 2008. Since then,
he has moved around within the company
and is currently one of Wisconsin’s branch
managers. Bringing several years of
experience in a wide range of areas to the
forefront, Eric says: “I love the emphasis
that we put on customer service here
and am looking forward to being a more
direct part of that equation.”
Allied is confident that both Eric and Julie
will use their previous AWC expertise to
benefit customers, and provide excellent
service.
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EUROPE
NEWS
Cable landing
The South East Asia-Middle East-Western
Europe 5 (SEA-ME-WE 5) submarine cable
has landed at La Seyne-sur-Mer, in the
south of France.
The new 20,000km fiber optic cable, due
for completion in late 2016, will connect
France to Singapore, and serve 17
countries: Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Egypt,
United Arab Emirates, France, Indonesia,
Italy, Malaysia, Myanmar, Oman, Pakistan,
Qatar, Republic of Djibouti , Singapore, Sri
Lanka, Turkey and Yemen.
Orange Marine, a 100 percent subsidiary of
Orange Group, is managing the installation
in the Mediterranean, with four shore ends:
France, Egypt, Italy and Turkey.
24Tbps design capacity of 3 pairs of fibers.
This high capacity intercontinental highway
will provide route diversity and resilience
to the existing, heavily loaded submarine
cables between Europe and Asia.
The SEA-ME-WE 5 introduces end-to-end
connection to open and neutral points
of presence (POPs) in Europe and Asia. In
France, the SEA-ME-WE 5 will be connected
to the Interxion data center in Marseille
(MRS1) by terrestrial cable established from
the Toulon station.
The arrival at Toulon, and the terrestrial
extension to MRS1, will strengthen the role
of the region for international trade to the
Middle East, Asia and Africa.
The cable design is based on the latest
100Gbps technology, combined with
wavelength division multiplexing, offering a
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Accurate Wire’s 60,000ft2 Branford facility
FITNESS test?
Software solution
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Accurate acquisition
ABB is among partners selected to
participate in the FITNESS (Future Intelligent
Transmission Network SubStation) project
of SP Energy Networks, a UK-based
electricity transmission and distribution
network operator. ABB will contribute its
grid automation technology to the project
to enable a digital substation scheme
to protect, monitor and control the
transmission network in parts of Scotland.
KC Industrie Srl (KCI) will implement
CableBuilder from InnoVites BV to
modernize and streamline its engineering
and production operations. KCI is
member of the TKH Group and specializes
in the production of low voltage flexible
cables for industrial applications.
Siemens is to supply eight converter
transformers for the Nemo Link project,
a 1,000MW HVDC transmission system
connecting Belgium and the UK. The
customer is Nemo Link, a joint venture
between National Grid Nemo Link Ltd, a
subsidiary company of the UK’s National Grid
Plc, and the Belgian Elia Group. Commercial
operation of the link is scheduled to begin in
2019.
Luvata has purchased Accurate Wire Inc.
Luvata will assume the long term lease
on Accurate Wire’s 60,000ft2 Branford
facility, along with ownership of all rolling,
wire drawing, annealing and in-line eddy
current and laser inspection equipment.
A digital substation is a key component for
a smarter grid. Digital communications via
fiber optic cables will replace traditional
copper
connections
using
analog
signals, increasing safety, flexibility and
availability, while reducing cost, risk and
environmental impact. Digital substations
also incorporate intelligent electronic
devices (IEDs) with integrated information
and communication technology. An IED
is a microprocessor-based protection
and control device for power equipment,
such as circuit breakers, transformers and
capacitor banks.
CableBuilder will be used to create
complete designs and product data,
and to generate professional customer
data sheets and production data sheets.
InnoVites is partner of Cimteq, the owner
of the CableBuilder software. InnoVites
also offers ERP software for wire and
cable manufacturers and distributors.
The InnoVites CableERP solution is based
on Microsoft Dynamics AX software and
tailored to suit the needs of wire and
cable distributors and manufacturers.
The InnoVites CableERP software is fully
integrated with CableBuilder.
The FITNESS project will equip two bays of
the existing Wishaw 275kV substation with
new, fully integrated, digital protection
and control systems, which will also enable
improved system visibility, diagnostics and
operation. This area is of special interest as
large quantities of wind power could be
integrated into the grid.
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The scope of supply comprises eight
transformers, each with a power rating of
365MVA. Fully assembled and installed, each
transformer weighs 448 tons, and measures
17m x 4.1m x 10.6m - not including the
cooling systems. The rated voltage of these
large transformers is 400/470/20.2kV with a
transmission voltage of ±400kV DC via the
HVDC system.
The transformers will first be transported
from the Nuremberg transformer plant to
Nuremberg’s inland harbor, then by inland
waterway barge through the Europa Canal
system to Antwerp and Bruges. Four of
the power transformers will be brought by
heavy-lift transport to the project construction
site in Herdersburg, near Bruges. The other
four transformers will be loaded onto a
roll-on roll-off vessel, shipped to Ramsgate in
England and then transported by heavy-lift
trailer to the project site in Richborough,
20km west of Canterbury.
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Jussi Helavirta, president of Luvata special
products division, commented: “Combined
with the manufacturing know-how and
capacity of our long-term partner Accurate
Wire, Luvata is well prepared in meeting
the expanding needs of our combined
wire customers worldwide.”
“This is good news for Accurate Wire,
Luvata, and our customers,” said Douglas
Milheim, co-founder and president of
Accurate Wire. “We have had a good,
long-standing relationship with Luvata for
ten years. Now as part of the Luvata Group,
a more vertically integrated business with a
much larger global footprint, we will thrive.”
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Image: www.prysmiangroup.com
Cable receives
environmental recognition
Supply is on track
Predicting growth in the
automotive sector
Transmission contract
Prysmian Group has won an SPIE Sud-Est
environmental impact category award,
for its new PV1100 AR-cable.
nkt cables will supply overhead contact
lines
for
Banedanmark’s
railway
electrification program.
The PV1100 AR-cable is a low voltage cable
designed for connections in photovoltaic
fields. Its double-insulated and reinforced
sheath, while ensuring the cable’s safety,
also allows for the cable’s direct burial
without additional mechanical protection.
As a result, the adoption of this cable
ensures a shorter and easier installation
phase, with a reduced environmental
impact due to lower material consumption
and transportation.
nkt will supply the cables to the
Aarsleff-Siemens consortium, the main
contractor on the project. The first 57km
of contact lines for the Esbjerg-Lunderskov
line will be delivered in spring 2016.
Belgian steel wire maker Bekaert reports
that it anticipates strong demand from
the automotive sector in 2016, adding that
lower steel prices would reduce revenues
but that margins should improve.
Abengoa has been awarded a contract
to construct two new electric substations
and the associated transmission lines in
northeast Oman.
Prysmian Group received the award during
the first Innovation Challenge ceremony.
For the first edition, 85 companies
competed,
150
innovations
were
submitted, and ten awards were given
in five categories: safety, environmental
impact,
ease
of
implementation,
technological breakthrough innovation,
and economic impact. In each category,
a distinction was made between SMEs and
large groups. Prysmian was selected as
the best large group in the environmental
impact category.
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nkt cables CEO Michael Hedegaard
Lyng said: “We are proud that we, as a
Danish company with proud references,
are selected as a supplier of contact
lines to the Banedanmark project and
first delivery is for the Esbjerg-Lunderskov
line. nkt cables is primarily known as a
supplier of power cables for offshore wind
farms, national grids and the construction
branch, amongst others, but we are also
a…recognized player in contact lines to
the railway segment.”
Bekaert, a producer of steel wire for 25
percent of global tire production, added
that it has increased profits by selling
more higher-priced products and exiting
unprofitable business lines.
Operating profit in 2015 rose 36 percent to
$246.5 million, representing a profit margin
of 6.1 percent. The group believes it could
expand this margin further towards its
medium-term target of seven percent in
2016.
The company will be responsible for
the construction, supply, assembly and
commissioning of 132/33kV substations,
one located in Samad and the other in
Sinaw, for the Oman Electricity Transmission
Company (OETC). The construction
project is expected to last for two years.
Abengoa is already developing OETC’s Al
Dreez substation.
nkt cables has supplied contact lines to
a number of electrification programs in
Spain, Germany and Switzerland, as well
as in Asia and the Americas. Sales to the
railway segment account for around six
percent of company revenue.
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NEWS
Cambodian minister of posts and telecommunications Prak Sokhonn (L)
exchanges documents with Huang Xinglong, chairman of the Cambodia
Fiber Optic Communication Network (CFOCN), during a signing ceremony in
Phnom Penh
Submarine “bridge” to
Cambodia
Cambodia has granted a concessional
contract to the Cambodia Fiber Optic
Communication Network (CFOCN), a
subsidiary of Shenzhen-based HyalRoute
Group, to invest $69.7million in constructing
and operating submarine cables and
a landing station in southwestern Preah
Sihanouk province.
said in a press conference. “I’m confident
that the project will significantly contribute
to the development of information and
communication technology in Cambodia,”
he continued.
The contract was signed by Cambodian
minister of posts and telecommunications
Prak Sokhonn, and chairman of CFOCN
Huang Xinglong.
HyalRoute Group said that the contract
will move its on-going project of AsiaAfrica-Europe-1 (AAE-1) submarine cable
Cambodia branch to the next stage of
construction.
Kan Channmeta, secretary of state of
the Cambodian ministry of posts and
telecommunications, said the contract is
in the form of BOOT (build-own-operatetransfer) with a period of 25 years before the
company transfers the submarine cables
and landing station to the government.
“This project will contribute to increasing the
percentage of Internet users in Cambodia
from the current 45 percent, or 6.5 million
people, to about 80 percent in 2020,” he
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Channmeta said the submarine cables will
have 1.8Tb per second capacity.
The AAE-1 submarine cable, is expected
to be the largest (25,000km) and newest
cable to link major Asian, African, middle
eastern and European nations via the
lowest latency subsea route for over 15
years, a statement said. “Thus it is expected
to significantly bridge the digital divide
between Cambodia and developed areas
in the world.”
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Jonathan Kriegel
Shared power project
Power and water plant
Chinese wire expansion
Island infrastructure
Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has
awarded a joint contract to Mitsubishi
Corporation (MC), J-Power Systems
Corporation (JPS), and LTL Projects
(LTL) of Sri Lanka, for the installation of
underground transmission and distribution
cables in the Greater Colombo region
of Sri Lanka. MC and JPS will supply the
transmission cables, with LTL responsible
for ancillary equipment and installation.
Samsung C&T has awarded a contract
to Nexans to supply 575km of power
cables for the Umm Al Houl water and
power project in Qatar. The facility will
increase power generation in Qatar to
11GW (an increase of 23 percent) when
it begins operation in June 2018.
Japan’s Nippon Steel and Sumitomo
Metal Corporation has established a
new company in China to expand the
capabilities of its operations in the country.
Docomo Pacific Inc, a whollyowned
subsidiary of NTT Docomo Inc and NEC
Corporation, has signed the contract
to build ATISA, a submarine cable
system connecting Guam with the
Commonwealth of Northern Mariana
Islands (CNMI).
Electricity demand in Sri Lanka is
expected to see an annual increase of
around 7 percent in line with the country’s
7 percent per annum GDP growth rate.
The Greater Colombo area, the island’s
financial center and capital region, is
in a particularly critical situation where
an already insufficient power supply is
combined with a high rate of electricity
loss during transmission due to the aged
infrastructure.
The Umm Al Houl integrated power and
desalination plant will have a capacity
of 2.5GW and will produce 136.5 million
imperial gallons per day (MIGD) of
potable water, enough to supply 2.5
million homes in the region.
Nexans QICC (Qatar International
Cables Company) will supply medium
and low voltage cables. The plant,
located 20km south of Doha, will be
the largest integrated power and water
plant ever constructed in Qatar.
The project is scheduled for completion
in May 2018.
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A press release said that a new company,
Nippon Steel and Sumikin Cold Heading
Wire (Suzhou) Co Ltd (NSCh), has been
formed to expand the capacity and
processing system of Nippon Steel Bar and
CH Wire (Suzhou) Co Ltd, a production
and sales company for cold heading wire
in China.
Construction of the new plant began in
July 2014, and operations have begun.
The new plant supports the work of
Nippon Steel Bar and CH Wire (Suzhou)
Co Ltd, which was established in 2006 and
began operations in 2007. Supported by
the growth of automobile production in
China, it is now in full operation at a stable
pace exceeding 1,000 tons per month.
The release said that the new company
will help respond to growing demand
for cold heading wire in China, and will
further enhance competitiveness in terms
of quality, cost and delivery.
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ATISA, a six-fiber pair optical fiber
submarine cable system of around 280km,
will connect the islands of Guam, Saipan,
Rota and Tinian on its completion in early
2017.
Jonathan Kriegel, president and CEO of
Docomo Pacific, commented: “Today
marks the beginning of a new era in
communications connectivity between
Guam and the CNMI. Project ATISA
was born out of the collective desire of
elected leaders, business owners and,
most especially, our customers, to bring
transformative change to our islands’
infrastructure.”
“Once completed, ATISA will have a
significant and measurable impact on the
ways the Northern Mariana Islands and
Guam interact and communicate with
the rest of the world,” added Mr Naoki
Yoshida, general manager, submarine
network division, NEC Corporation.
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Maldives project
underway
Cables aid in cyclone
recovery
Cable strengthens New
Zealand’s links
Ooredoo Maldives has begun its offshore
marine survey in preparation for its
nationwide fiber optic submarine cable
project.
Dominion Cables, Fiji’s only manufacturer
of electrical energy cables, has made a
$50,000 donation to the prime minister’s
relief and rehabilitation fund for victims of
tropical cyclone Winston.
Late March saw the start of work on the
Tasman Global Access (TGA) undersea
cable, expected to be ready for service
by the end of 2016.
Working with Huawei Marine Networks,
the 100G transmission network will extend
to 1,200km. Ooredoo plans to significantly
boost Internet services in the Maldives
and provide high speed fiber internet
connectivity to all the islands across the
nation.
The marine surveys are being carried
out by the exploration survey vessel MV
Duke, which features a specialist survey
laboratory for onboard data processing
and interpretation. The survey will collect
the data required for Huawei Marine
to design a submarine cable system
customized for the Maldives’ marine
environment.
CEO Vikram Sinha added that Ooredoo’s
priority in the Maldives has always been
the establishment of a modern network
to provide the best telecommunication
and Internet services to its islands and
resorts. The operation to lay the submarine
network across the archipelago should
be underway by mid-2016.
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A statement released by the government
stated that while attorney general and
minister of finance Mr Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum
thanked Dominion Cables for its timely
assistance, he also urged local businesses to
donate to devastated Fijian communities.
The attorney general added that some
retailers had unethically increased the
prices of goods following the cyclone,
and that they have been referred to the
commerce commission for investigation.
“At a time of such urgent need, it is shameful
that some businesses are exploiting people
facing dire circumstances. Instead of
acting greedily, I urge all businesses to lower
your margins to increase volume, boost our
economy, and give people the goods and
services they need at affordable prices,”
he said.
Telecommunications companies Spark,
Vodafone and Telstra are investing
approximately $70 million to build the TGA
cable, beginning at Raglan, to significantly
improve New Zealand’s international
broadband connectivity. Other benefits
will include strengthened links into Asian
markets, improved redundancy and
resilience, and better connection with the
five main international cable systems that
currently serve Australia.
Alcatel-Lucent Submarine Networks (ASN)
will lay the first cable between Ngarunui
Beach at Raglan and Narrabeen Beach
in Australia.
Three-strand continuous billet caster from Primetals Technologies
at the Bolzano plant site of Italian steel producer Acciaierie
Valbruna Spa
Plant upgrade
Primetals Technologies has received
an order from Italian steel producer
Acciaierie Valbruna to modernize the
three-strand continuous billet caster at
its Bolzano site. On completion the plant
will produce larger stainless steel and
special alloy bars with cross-sections up to
180mm. The machine radius of the plant
will also be increased from 7m to 9m, in
preparation for even larger cross-sections
after further modernization at a later
date.
Acciaierie Valbruna produces over
170,000 tonnes of special steels every
year. The Bolzano production site
specializes in stainless steel and special
alloy rods with round and hexagonal
cross-sections.
Spark’s general manager wholesale
and international, Lindsay Cowley, and
Vodafone’s wholesale director, Steve
Rieger, commented on behalf of the
consortium: “The work in Raglan marks an
exciting and important milestone on the
journey to having the TGA cable ready
to start carrying data across the Tasman
towards the end of 2016.”
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The Fairgrounds, Düsseldorf, Germany
Monday 4th to Friday 8th April
Opening times:
Monday to Thursday: 9.00am to
6.00pm
Friday: 9.00am to 4.30pm
Organisers: Messe Düsseldorf GmbH
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ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
3View.Com Inc . .................................................15 G48
A Appiani Srl .......................................................11 G32
A Schulman GmbH Thermoplastische
Kunststoffe . ...................................................... 16 F33
Aachener Maschinenbau GmbH ....................15 C36
AB Elektrokoppar / Liljedahl Bare Wire ............ 12 A43
Acciai Speciali Zorzetto Srl ................................ 12 D59
Acciaierie Bertoli Safau SpA .............................17 C04
Acciaierie Valbruna SpA . .................................12 C60
Acciaierie Venete SpA . ....................................12 C40
Acenta Steel Ltd .................................................12 E43
ACIMAF Italian Wire Machinery
Manufacturers Association ........................... 11 A52
ACM A/B .............................................................. 09 F40
ADC SARL ............................................................09 C02
Adelys EURL . ....................................................... 16 H04
Advaris Informationssysteme GmbH . ............... 09 B54
Aeroel Srl .............................................................. 09 B53
Aesa SA Aesa Cortaillod ................................... 10 A38
Aferpi Acciaierie e Ferriere di Piombino SpA . . 11 J33
AFH-Antriebstechnik GmbH .............................. 12 A50
AGC Chemicals Europe Ltd .............................. 17 B11
Agibi Progetti Srl ...................................................6 G21
Agir Technologies SAS (Mouto – Rivom) . ........10 G56
Agro Steel Wire GmbH ...................................... 10 C31
AGST Draht- & Biegetechnik GmbH ................ 10 A32
Aichelin Holding GmbH . .................................... 15 F56
AIM Inc ................................................................ 11 A21
Ajex & Turner Wire Dies Co . .............................. 11 C03
Akcelik Demir Celik Sanayi ve Ticaret AS ......... 17 B09
Akdeniz Civi Tel Nakliyat San ve Tic Ltd Sti ....... 15 J36
Aksh Optifibre Limited . ....................................... 09 E55
Alecosa Aleados del Cobre SA ....................... 09 A11
Alfred Wertli AG . ................................................. 11 J60
Alloy Wire International Ltd ................................ 11 E26
Almetha GmbH ................................................... 11 J68
ALMT Corp ........................................................... 15 J12
Alok Ingots (Mumbai) Pvt Ltd ............................ 17 E10
Alpha Converting Equipment Ltd .................... 12 D23
Alroc SAS ............................................................. 12 A51
Altec Srl ................................................................ 11 B25
Altman Technologies Inc ............................... 09 D16-5
Altrimex Packaging Equipment BV ................... 15 F14
Ambica Stainless Steel Limited .......................... 17 E37
Ambica Steels Limited ........................................ 17 E27
Ambrell BV (Ambrell Group) ..............................11 H31
Amic SARL ............................................................10 H22
AMPAC International Inc .................................. 11 A02
Ampere Deutschland GmbH ............................ 11 J49
Analyticon Instruments GmbH . ........................06 G34
Anand Arc Ltd .................................................... 11 D49
Anbao Qinhuangdao International Corp ....... 16 E48
Anglia Metal Limited . ........................................ 12 A37
Ann-Chain Enterprise Co Ltd ............................16 G68
Anordica AB ........................................................ 12 E25
Anu Extrusions Pvt Ltd......................................... 15 D39
Aperam Alloys Imphy SAS.................................. 12 A32
Ara Makina Imalat Sanayi ve Ticaret
Limited Sirketi ................................................... 11 D74
ArcelorMittal Commercial Bars and Rods SA . 12 D34
ArcelorMittal WireSolutions SA .......................... 12 D34
Area Sistemi Srl . .................................................. 11 D30
Arma-Plus SAS ..................................................... 16 A09
Artofil BV ............................................................... 11 B02
ASA-RT Srl . ............................................................ 09 F74
Asahi Intecc Co Ltd ............................................ 17 B58
Asahi Sunac Corporation . ................................ 15 C51
Ascometal GmbH ............................................... 15 J32
Ascotex Limited ................................................... 11 B60
AseA Wire & Cable Machineries
Spare Parts Pvt Ltd ........................................... 09 B60
ASEL – Spring Machine Production.................... 16 F13
Asil Celik San ve Tic AS ....................................... 12 E56
Aslanli Tel Sanayi.................................................. 16 F40
ASPE SAS . ............................................................. 15 E31
Assembling Srl....................................................... 16 E68
Associated Engineers & Industrials Ltd ............ 11 D06
Assomac Machines Ltd ..................................... 11 D16
Asteq Srl . ............................................................. 16 D42
AstroPlast Kunststofftechnik GmbH & Co KG . . 11 J74
AT Wire GmbH & Co KG ..................................... 09 F56
ATE Applicazioni Termo Elettroniche Srl ........... 11 C77
ATR Srl .................................................................. 17 C22
Atomat SpA a soio unico Steel and
Tungsten Carbide Rolls....................................05 G19
August Herzog Maschinenfabrik
GmbH & Co KG . ................................................. 09 B70
August Hildebrandt GmbH ................................ 12 E71
Aumann GmbH .................................................. 10 A63
Aurubis AG .......................................................... 12 C34
Avtar Steel Ltd .................................................... 17 A12
AW Machinery LLC ..........................................09 E10-2
AWM SpA Reinforcing Business . ....................... 16 C22
Aymak Makine Mühendislik Hiz
San ve Tic Ltd Sti ...............................................11 H78
AZ Steel Srl ........................................................... 17 C30
Aztech Lubricants LLC ..................................... 09 F06-2
B + B Eisen- und Stahlhandel GmbH ................ 12 C04
B S Shakti Steel Pvt Ltd ........................................ 17 B03
B2K Co Ltd . .......................................................... 16 F78
Baicheng Fujia Technology Co Ltd . ................. 11 J64
Balloffet SAS ........................................................ 10 A12
Bansal Alloys & Metals Pvt Ltd ........................... 17 E65
Bansal Wire Industries Ltd .................................. 17 A49
BAR Products & Services Ltd .............................. 11 F05
Baremo GmbH Revisionen Montagen ............11 G16
BASF Polyurethanes GmbH ............................... 09 C22
Bass GmbH & Co KG Technik für Gewinde .....15 H15
Bavaria Schweisstechnik GmbH . ...................... 16 F67
BB Spring Technology Srl .................................... 16 E14
Bedea Berkenhoff & Drebes GmbH ................ 12 A16
Beekay Steel Industries Ltd . ............................... 17 B77
Begra Granulate GmbH & Co KG.................... 12 A60
Beijing Holland Trading Co Ltd ......................... 16 C77
Beijing Orient PengSheng Tech Co Ltd ............16 H72
Beijing Tongdaxinming International
Trading Co Ltd . ...............................................16 H67
Bekaert NV/SA ..................................................... 10 E60
Beneke Wire Company ..................................... 09 A77
Bennett Mahler Ltd ............................................16 G20
Bergandi Machinery Co Inc .............................. 09 B11
Besel Basim San Tic ve Tic AS ............................ 12 D13
BGH Edelstahlwerke GmbH .............................. 12 A12
Bharat Wire Ropes Ltd........................................ 16 D60
BHH Mikrohuta Sp zoo ....................................... 12 C60
Bilwinco A/S ........................................................ 15 C26
Blachford Corporation ....................................... 09 E02
BLM SpA ...............................................................10 H56
BMS Birlesik Metal San ve Tic AS ........................ 17 E18
Böllinghaus Steel GmbH .................................... 12 A59
Boffi SpA ...............................................................10 H67
Bogdany Petrol Kft .............................................. 12 E29
Bogimac nv-sa .................................................... 09 E01
Bongard Trading GmbH & Co KG . .................. 11 A42
Boockmann Engineering GmbH ...................... 09 C34
Borealis AG ......................................................... 10 D72
Borkener Kistenfabrik GmbH ............................. 09 A59
Boryszew SA Oddzial Nowoczesne
Produkty Aluminiowe Skawina...................... 10 D30
Bottaro Srl ............................................................ 17 A41
Boxy SpA ............................................................. 10 C51
Bozalioglu Inaat Taah Muh
ve Orman Urunleri San Tic Ltd Şti ................... 17 D65
Bright Steels Limited ........................................... 12 A41
Brouwer Metaal BV ............................................ 16 A25
Brüder Neumeister GmbH .................................. 15 J31
Bruker-Spaleck GmbH ........................................ 10 B68
Brune GmbH ....................................................... 15 A60
BTTO Sro ............................................................... 11 A78
Bültmann GmbH ................................................. 06 E39
BURK Ziehwerkzeuge – Poliermaschinen
Dieter Burk . ...................................................... 12 E10
Burster Cable Measurement GmbH ................. 11 F03
Buss AG ............................................................... 09 C50
BWE Ltd . ..............................................................11 G26
Byelorussian Steel Works .................................... 17 A40
Caballé SA ..........................................................11 G59
Caber Impianti Srl ............................................... 15 F25
Câbleries Namuroises SA ..................................16 G49
Cabopol – Polymer Compounds, SA . .............. 16 E74
Cabrol Group (Shah Fabricators Pvt Ltd) . .......11 H06
Caesa Special Profiles (Cuchillas y
Derivados de Aceros Especiales SA) ...........11 G57
Caleotto SpA ....................................................... 12 E47
Calmec Precision Limited .............................. 09 D06-4
Calvi SpA . ........................................................... 12 C59
Camfart Mole Abrasive Srl .................................16 H18
Can-Eng Furnaces International Ltd ................. 15 B41
Candor Sweden A/B .......................................... 10 B72
Cape Gate (Pty) Ltd . ........................................ 09 A12
Carl Bechem GmbH ........................................... 09 F42
Carl Bechem GmbH ........................................... 15 B08
Carlo Salvi SpA ................................................... 15 C42
CB Trafilati Acciai SpA – Steelgroup ................ 11 D58
CEA Costruzioni Elettro-Meccaniche
Annettoni SpA ................................................. 16 D21
Ceeco Bartell Products, Bartell
Machinery Systems LLC ..................................... 09 C74
Celik Halat Ve Tel Sanayii AS ............................ 17 C20
Central Wire Industries UK Ltd ........................... 11 D14
CeramTec GmbH Mechanical
Applications Division . ...................................... 10 F21
Ceratizit SA . ........................................................ 09 C53
Cerrini Srl . ............................................................ 10 C41
Cersa-MCI Sarl .................................................... 10 C36
Ceviz Pres Dokum Sanayi ve Ticaret AS............ 15 B54
CGTEC GmbH .................................................... 17 A10
Chase Neptco Inc .............................................. 09 E41
Chemours International Operations Sarl ......... 17 D66
Cheng I Drawing Machinery Co Ltd . ...........11 C06-7
Cheng I Wire Machinery Co Ltd . ..................11 C06-4
Chengdu Centran Industrial Co Ltd ................. 09 F77
Chhaperia International Company . ................ 16 E66
Chi Ning Co Ltd .................................................. 15 A49
Chien Tsai Machinery Enterprise Co Ltd . ....15 B26-08
Ching Chan Optical Technology Co Ltd ........ 15 C59
Chroi Co Ltd......................................................... 16 D68
Chun Zu Machinery Industry Co Ltd ................. 15 E52
Chung Woo Rope Co Ltd .................................. 12 E72
Cihan Metal Endüstri ve Tic AS ..........................11 H26
Cimteq Ltd .......................................................... 11 D15
Cipriani Srl ............................................................16 H78
Claus Bender Werkzeugbau
GmbH & Co KG . .............................................. 09 B78
Clifford Welding Systems (Pty) Ltd . ................... 16 B40
Clinton Instrument Company............................. 09 E40
CM Manzoni SpA ............................................... 17 C32
CMC Poland Sp zoo...........................................16 G76
Coats PLC............................................................16 G39
Cogebi as.............................................................10 H38
Cogeim Europe Srl.............................................. 11 D57
Cogne Acciai Speciali SpA................................11 H22
Collari snc di Collari Gian Luca e Valeria......... 11 J31
Colmec SpA ........................................................ 11 E32
Colorant Chromatics BV..................................... 09 B50
Cometo Srl........................................................... 09 C54
Compomec Oy Cable Machinery .................. 11 C52
Comtech Srl ......................................................... 16 E20
Condat Lubrifiants SAS ...................................... 10 A52
Condat Lubrifiants SAS ....................................... 15 B43
Condor Compounds GmbH . ............................ 10 B11
Condoroil Chemical Srl ...................................... 10 B48
Conductix Wampfler France SAS ..................... 12 A06
Confex Technology Ltd ..................................... 09 C38
Conflandey Industries SAS . ................................ 11 E74
Conoptica AS .....................................................11 G74
Construcciones Mecanicas Jose Lazpiur SA .. 15 H14
Continuus-Properzi SpA......................................11 G40
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ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
Copper-Lines.K.....................................................16 H77
Coremo Ocmea SpA.......................................... 11 B77
Corning Incorporated..................................... 09 D16-3
CORO Solutions BV............................................. 11 A74
Cos Targoviste SA . ............................................. 17 A47
Costa Machinery GmbH ................................... 11 A25
CPA Building & Factory Technologies GmbH . 10 H16
CPM GmbH . ....................................................... 15 C40
CPT Sarl Engineered By Properzi ....................... 16 A78
Cromogenia SA (DIV SIDASA) .......................... 12 A29
Crosspolimeri SpA .............................................. 12 D47
CSG Wiremachinery Solutions GmbH . ............ 16 A13
CSM Metalurji Imalat San ve
Mühendislik Ltd Sti............................................16 H42
CTR Carbide Dies (Birmingham) Ltd.................. 15 E35
D & E Group FZE................................................... 16 E77
Daechang Steel Wire & Wire Rope
Division Korea Co Ltd .................................... 17 D77
Daido Machinery Ltd . ....................................... 15 A43
Dalian Pro-Sun Metal Products Co Ltd ............16 G67
Danieli & C Officine Meccaniche SpA . ...........10 H64
Davis-Standard LLC ........................................... 09 A19
Dayi Plastik San Ve Tic Ltd Sti ............................10 G05
DEKA Coating and Machining Limited ............ 12 E24
Delta Tecnic SA ................................................... 09 E49
DEM Costruzioni Speciali SpA ............................11 H41
Demirci Makina San Tic Ltd Sti ........................... 16 F50
Deuk-Young Co Ltd ........................................... 17 C09
Deutsche Nickel GmbH . .................................... 12 B43
Dexsen SA ............................................................ 09 E78
Die Quip Corporation ..................................... 09 D06-1
Diedr Hesse GmbH & Co KG .............................10 H26
Diler Iron and Steel Industry and Trade ........... 12 D09
Dimac Srl .............................................................. 15 F42
Dipl-Ing Fritz Lichthart
Betriebsgesellschaft mbH . ............................15 G06
Dirk Suski Drahtwalzwerkzeuge . ........................10 H46
DISA Industrie AG ................................................ 09 B34
Dogan Tel ÖRGü ................................................ 16 D53
Domeks Makine Ltd Sti ....................................... 10 F74
Dominion GmbH................................................. 12 D60
Dongguan Gemwell Electrical
Machinery Co Ltd ........................................... 09 F52
Dorstener Drahtwerke H W Brune
& Co GmbH ......................................................... 11 J25
Dow Electrical & Telecommunications
c/o Dow Europe GmbH ................................ 09 A40
Drahtseilwerk GmbH .......................................... 10 D60
Drahtseilwerk Hemer GmbH & Co KG .............10 G51
Drahtwerk Altena GmbH & Co KG ..................10 G51
Drahtwerk Elisental W Erdmann GmbH & Co .12 C56
Drahtwerk Friedr Lötters GmbH & Co KG ........ 10 A77
Drahtwerk St Ingbert GmbH .............................. 11 E74
Drawing Technology Inc (DTI) .......................... 15 A26
DSE Test Solutions A/S ......................................... 09 F33
DSM Desotech BV .............................................. 12 C24
DSR Wire Corp .................................................... 09 C42
Ductil Steel SA . ................................................... 17 A47
Duferco Trebos SA . ............................................. 12 B29
Durit Hartmetall GmbH ...................................... 09 C33
Dutch Vision Systems GmbH ..............................10 H24
DWK Drahtwerk Köln GmbH .............................. 11 E74
E Ponziani SpA ..................................................... 10 B59
E W Menn GmbH & Co KG ................................ 10 F22
Easydur Italiana di Renato Affri ........................ 10 D16
ECM Datensysteme GmbH ................................ 15 B49
EDKcorp Corp . ................................................... 15 D11
Effegidi International SpA . ................................. 10 B33
ElSewedy – Egyplast ........................................... 11 J71
EJP Maschinen GmbH ....................................... 09 C21
EKM-Roth GmbH................................................. 15 D55
Ekomor sro . ..........................................................11 H52
Ekstel doo . .......................................................... 10 A33
Elantas GmbH . ................................................... 10 A60
Elaskon Sachsen GmbH & Co KG...................... 16 E60
Elav Srl . .................................................................10 H08
Emcocables SA .................................................. 17 A11
Emuco Ernst Müller & Co oHG ........................... 12 E34
Engelmann Drahtseilfabrik GmbH ................... 10 D60
Enkotec A/S ........................................................ 15 C22
Enshiang Machinery Enterprise Co Ltd . .......11 C06-4
EOT Eibach Oberflächentechnik GmbH .......... 12 B57
Er-Bakir Elektrolitik Bakir Mamulleri AS . ............. 10 C59
Erciyes Celik Halat Tel San Tic AS . ..................... 12 B39
Erkelenz Maschinenbau GmbH.......................... 16 E61
Ernst Koch GmbH & Co KG . .............................. 10 F22
Ernst Koch GmbH & Co KG . ..............................10 H39
Erocarb SA .......................................................... 10 C60
Erwin Neumann Drahtveredelungstechnik GmbH .09 E56
Esteves Group .................................................... 10 C72
ETK Srl ................................................................... 09 A73
Eugen Woerner GmbH & Co KG . ..................... 10 F56
Euro Extrusion Srl .................................................. 09 B74
Euroalpha Srl........................................................ 11 A41
Eurobend GmbH ................................................ 16 C30
Eurodraw Wire Equipment Srl . .......................... 11 A60
Eurolls SpA ........................................................... 11 D34
European Spring Federation ESF c/o VDFI .......16 H25
Eurotec Spannringe GmbH . .............................. 17 E46
Eurotek Srl ............................................................ 11 C68
EuroWire magazine . .......................................... 11 D26
EVG Entwicklungs- und Verwertungs GmbH... 16 A24
Exel Fil SA .............................................................11 G31
Expomentalsnet .................................................. 15 B52
Extrudex Kunststoffmaschinen GmbH . ............ 11 C74
EZM Edelstahlzieherei Mark GmbH .................. 12 A16
Fabricacion Metales Duros SAL
FMD Carbide.................................................... 15 E26
Fagersta Stainless AB..........................................11 G25
Fainplast Faraotti Industrie Plastiche Srl ............ 12 B47
Falci ..................................................................... 12 C59
FAR SpA Steelgroup ........................................... 11 D58
Farbwerke Herkula SA/AG .................................12 E55
Fasten Group Imp & Exp Co Ltd . ......................12 B04
Fastener World Inc............................................... 15 B10
Fastmatec Fastener Manufacturing
Technology SL ................................................. 15 D12
FBC Yayincilik (Kablosan Turkey) Ltd Sti ............11 H50
Fenn LLC . ............................................................. 09 F06
Ferriere Nord SpA ............................................... 12 D44
Fiav L Mazzacchera SpA . ................................. 12 C59
FIB Belgium SA .................................................... 11 C60
Fiber-Line International BV ................................ 09 C39
Fil-Tec Inc ............................................................. 09 E54
Fisk Alloy Inc ......................................................09 E16-4
Flymca SL ............................................................. 10 F78
Flyro Used Cable Equipment SL . ....................... 10 F78
FMS Force Measuring Systems AG ...................11 G14
FNsteel bv ........................................................... 12 A44
FocalSpec Ltd ....................................................15 G51
Form + Test Seidner & Co GmbH . ..................... 16 B48
Forplan AG . ........................................................15 G52
Fort Wayne Wire Die Inc .................................... 12 A27
Fortuna Federn GmbH ....................................... 16 E22
Fr und H Lüling GmbH & Co
KG Stahldrahtwerk ..........................................11 H42
Framco Chemicals Oy ....................................... 15 B48
Frank Sieber GmbH Tools and Design . ............ 15 A44
Frekans Makina San ve Tic AS ........................... 11 B06
Friedr Krollmann GmbH & Co KG....................... 12 B59
Fritz Finkernagel Drahtwerk GmbH & Co KG .. 12 A31
Frohn GmbH .......................................................16 G42
FSP-One SAS . ...................................................... 12 A15
Fuhr GmbH & Co KG ......................................... 11 A50
G Klawe GmbH Holzwaren-und Spulenfabrik .09 A50
G+M Dorn GmbH Drahttechnologie ............... 16 D04
Gabarro SA ......................................................... 10 A42
Galdabini SpA .................................................... 09 A52
Garg Inox Ltd ..................................................... 09 A74
GarnTec GmbH................................................... 12 D53
Gauder & Co SA ................................................. 10 E40
Gebr Hezel GmbH & Co KG ............................. 09 A78
Geca Tapes SAS (PGI France) . ......................... 10 E77
GEM Srl ................................................................ 16 A03
Gema Europe Sro ............................................... 16 F30
General Clad Co Ltd ......................................... 17 A71
General Inspection, LLC . ...................................15 H20
GEO Reinigungstechnik GmbH ........................ 11 A32
George Jowitt & Sons Ltd . .................................16 H38
Georgsmarienhütte GmbH . ............................. 12 C28
German Machine Trade Co ApS GMT ApS .... 16 C47
Gimax Srl .............................................................. 10 B17
Giovanni Anceschi Srl . ....................................... 15 F41
Global Special Steel Products SAU .................. 12 A03
Global Steel Wire, SA ......................................... 12 C48
Gloser Srl Marketing & Technology.................... 09 B77
GMH Blankstahl GmbH Werk
Böbingen / Rems . ..........................................12 C28
GMM Güven Mühendislik Makina San Tic Ltd .11 F16
GMP Slovakia sro . ............................................... 10 E68
Gökcüoglu Makina San Ve Tic AS .................... 15 F47
Golden Spot Industry Inc . ................................. 16 D50
Golden Technologies Wire & Cable
Equipment Co Ltd . ........................................ 11 C64
Gotex SA ............................................................. 09 A22
Goudsmit Magnetic Systems BV ......................15 G13
GPP Chemnitz mbH ........................................... 15 C09
Gühring KG.......................................................... 06 A31
Guidetti Srl . ..........................................................16 H74
Gunes Tel Cekme San ve Transmisyon
San Tic Ltd Sti.................................................... 17 B10
Guney Celik Hasir ve Demir Mamulleri
San Tic AS ............................................................. 12 E62
Gurfil AS................................................................. 09 F25
Gustav Wolf Seil- und Drahtwerke
GmbH & Co KG . ............................................ 09 C77
Gutmann Aluminium Draht GmbH ................... 10 B60
GWI Werkzeug und Stahl Vertriebs GmbH ....... 15 B14
Gwo Lian Machinery Industry Co Ltd .............. 11 D10
Gyscoal Alloys Ltd .............................................. 17 C38
H Künne GmbH & Co KG Stahldrahtwerk .......10 G51
H&R ChemPharm (UK) Ltd................................. 12 A62
Häfner & Krullmann GmbH
Kunststoff-Verarbeitungswerk ....................... 09 A25
Hagener Feinstahl GmbH . ................................. 11 J42
Hamex Hardmetallverktyg A/B ......................... 10 F77
Hampton Steel Ltd.............................................. 16 C60
Hangzhou Harbor Technology Co, Ltd ........... 16 A77
Hangzhou Juli Insulation Co Ltd ........................ 16 E67
Hans Schmidt & Co GmbH................................. 09 B22
Hanwha Chemical Corp . ................................. 09 A26
Hanyu Cable Tapes............................................ 12 D10
Hariton Machinery Co Inc . ............................... 15 D56
Has Celik ve Halat San Tic AS ............................16 H41
Hascelik San ve Tic AS ........................................ 12 B09
Hascor BV . .......................................................... 17 A77
Hatebur Umformmaschinen AG .......................15 H10
Hawers Co Ltd ..................................................... 15 J35
Hefei Smarter Technology Group Corp ........... 11 E09
Hegewald & Peschke Meβ- und
Prüftechnik GmbH ......................................... 16 C57
Heinze & Streng GmbH ..................................... 11 A37
Helmut Steinfels GmbH & Co KG....................... 15 J06
Henan Mi-Tel Imp & Exp Trading Co Ltd . ......... 17 E64
Henkel AG & Co KGaA....................................... 11 B73
Henrich Maschinenfabrik GmbH . ..................... 09 B33
Herdon Machinery Ent Co, Ltd ..........................16 H22
Hermann Klincke JH Sohn GmbH & Co KG ..... 12 B33
Heroslam SAL ......................................................15 G10
High Voltage Test Systems SAS HVTS ................. 11 F02
Highvolt Prüftechnik Dresden GmbH ............... 11 A26
Hilker & Partner GmbH ...................................... 15 D06
Hivotec AG ......................................................... 11 C02
HMP Heinrich Müller
Maschinenfabrik GmbH ................................09 C67
Hörle Wire AB ...................................................... 12 A43
Hofmann Ceramic GmbH .................................09 B40
Holifa Fröhling GmbH & Co KG.........................11 C40
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ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
Holton Crest Ltd . .................................................11 H39
Peter Holzrichter GmbH . ....................................04 H41
Hornos y Metales SA ...........................................10 H06
HS Automazioni Srl . ............................................. 15 E31
Huei Shang Industrial Co Ltd . ............................ 16 E04
Huestis Industrial ...............................................09 E06-5
Hüttner Maschinenfabrik GmbH ...................... 10 C47
Huntsman (Germany) GmbH Osnabrück
Betriebsstätte . ................................................ 09 A07
HyoDong Machine Co Ltd . ............................... 15 J41
I Penkert Metallbearbeitungs-GmbH . .............. 15 B21
IBA SA.................................................................... 10 B47
ICDAS Celik Enerji Tersane ve Ulasim San AS .. 12 C16
ICE Wire Line Equipment Inc .............................. 11 J05
IDEAL-Werk C+ E Jungeblodt
GmbH + Co KG .............................................. 16 C04
IFP SpA ................................................................. 11 A16
iiM AG measurement + engineering ................ 09 F64
Ikra Makina – Yaar Duran . ................................. 16 E73
Imanpack Packaging and
Eco Solutions SpA . ......................................... 15 A46
imess Optische Mess- und
Prüfanlagen GmbH . ...........................................16 H29
IML Labels & Systems Ltd .................................... 17 B04
India Steel Works Ltd .......................................... 17 C74
Indore Composite Pvt Ltd .................................. 16 E78
Induction Srl ......................................................... 09 B04
Inductotherm Heating & Welding Ltd ............. 09 C66
Induflex NV . ......................................................... 10 B77
Info-Gel (A Stewart Group Ltd Company) . ....16 G47
Infosight Corporation Inc ................................... 17 E58
Ingenieria y Sistemas de Ensayos
no Destructivos, SA – ISEND............................ 06 A09
InnoVites Cable ERP Software BV .................... 11 C16
Inosym Ltd ........................................................... 11 D52
Inserlec SAS ......................................................... 16 D34
Institut Dr Foerster GmbH & Co KG .................. 09 C25
Institut Dr Foerster GmbH & Co KG .................. 09 C26
Institute of Spring Technology ...........................16 H46
Intras Ltd .............................................................. 11 D26
Invernizzi Presse snc . .......................................... 15 C05
Invimec Srl ............................................................11 H30
IQAP Masterbatch Group, SL ............................ 12 B14
Isabellenhütte Heusler GmbH & Co KG ........... 11 B31
ISIS SAS .................................................................. 09 B39
ITA SpA Industria Trafilati Acciai Steelgroup..... 11 D58
Ital Srl . .................................................................. 10 A22
Italmec Sp zoo . ................................................... 11 B78
Itaya Europe GmbH............................................16 G40
ITC Srl .................................................................... 16 E42
Itco Industries Ltd ................................................ 09 E55
Ito-Sin (Deyang) Wire & Cable
Equipment Co Ltd . ......................................... 11 E14
IVA / Essex SAS . ................................................... 09 F48
IWE Spulen und Handling GmbH ...................... 10 E22
IWMA – International Wire
& Machinery Association .............................. 11 D22
j-fiber GmbH ....................................................... 11 A40
J G Dahmen GmbH & Co KG ........................... 11 J26
Jacques Allemann SA ........................................ 12 E26
Jagular Industry Ltd . ..........................................15 G55
JC Com Co Ltd ................................................... 17 B60
JCC Incorporated . ............................................15 G14
Jenn Tai Machinery Enterprise Co Ltd ............. 15 A47
Jiang Yin Strong Metal Product Co Ltd ........... 16 A61
Jiangsu Chenming Stainless Steel Co Ltd ....... 17 A21
Jiangsu Dewei Advanced Materials Co Ltd . . 16 A61
Jiangyin Kangrui Stainless Steel
Products Co Ltd ............................................. 16 A71
Jiangyin Xincheng Special Steel
Works Co Ltd ...................................................16 H73
Jiashang Sheng Chyean Precision
Technology Co Ltd ........................................ 16 D48
Jinyang Technology Co Ltd . ............................. 10 B32
JLC Electromet Pvt Ltd........................................ 12 B55
Joachim Uhing GmbH & Co KG ....................... 11 B40
Jouhsen-Bündgens Maschinenbau GmbH . ...11 G51
JSC VNIIKP – Trade House of VNIIKP................... 10 B51
Jun-En Enterprise Corp ...................................... 16 D50
Jyoti Steel Industries ........................................... 17 D22
Kabeltrommel GmbH & Co KG ........................ 12 A56
Kablomar Kablo Ve Hammaddeleri
San ve Tic Ltd Sti ............................................. 12 A71
Kabmak Mühendislik Ve Makina
Sanayi Ticaret Ltd Sti ........................................... 11 B74
Kämpfer Würz Umformtechnik GmbH ............. 12 A47
Kamaridis Global Wire SA . ................................ 09 A58
Kamatech Srl ....................................................... 16 F04
Kamateks Makine Teks, Snt Esa,
San Tic Ltd Sti................................................... 16 D74
Kar-el Demir Tel San ve Tic Ltd Sti ...................... 17 E42
Kaustik Europe BV .............................................. 16 C53
KBA-Metronic GmbH ......................................... 16 A41
KEI Industries Ltd ..................................................11 H33
Keir Manufacturing Inc ...................................... 09 C69
Keyence Deutschland GmbH ..........................16 G30
KGHM Polska Miedz SA . ..................................... 12 B42
KHK Scaffolding & Formwork LLC
Stainless Steel Division..................................... 17 A17
Kieselstein International GmbH ........................ 10 D22
Kingwin Precision Co Ltd .................................... 15 B53
Kinrei Machinery Co Ltd..................................... 11 A37
Kistner Anlagenbau GmbH . ............................. 10 A78
Kiswire Ltd . ........................................................... 09 B26
Kkalpana Industries (India) Limited ................... 10 E70
Knight SAS............................................................ 17 A11
Kocabey Makina Sanayi Tic Ltd Sti .................. 16 C79
Körting Nachfolger Wilhelm
Steeger GmbH & Co KG ................................09 B17
Kolon Industries Inc ............................................17 C59
Konfu Enterprise Co Ltd..................................15 B26-01
Koskerler Celik Halat ve Mak San Tic
17 B74
Kroman Celik Sanayii AS .................................... 16 F74
Kuang Tai Metal Industrial Co Ltd .................... 17 A03
Kühne & Vogel GmbH........................................ 10 C77
Kyoeisha Chemical Co Ltd ................................ 11 J12
Lämnea Bruk AB ................................................. 09 A06
Lamifil nv ............................................................. 10 A47
Lamiflex AB . ........................................................ 17 D31
Laminage de Precision International BVBA ..... 10 B68
Landgraf Srl........................................................... 09 B66
Lantor BV/Lantor Cable Products .....................10 H55
LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen...................... 07A E16
LAW-NDT Mess- und Prüfsysteme GmbH .......... 15 E25
Laxcon Steels Ltd ............................................... 17 C19
lebronze alloys Germany GmbH . ..................... 12 E44
Lech-Stahl Veredelung GmbH ......................... 12 D48
Lech-Stahlwerke GmbH..................................... 12 D48
Leggett & Platt Wire Group ............................09 E16-1
Lennerts & Partner GmbH ................................. 16 D30
Leoni Draht GmbH ............................................. 11 A40
Leyer & Kiwus GmbH........................................... 10 E78
Lindemann & Störmer GmbH & Co KG............. 12 B56
LM Finishing Systems Srl ......................................15 G52
Locton Ltd ............................................................ 11 F13
LOI Thermprocess GmbH .................................. 10 A59
Longcombe Labels Ltd ......................................11 H74
LongVision (Shanghai) Cable Materials
Co Ltd . ............................................................ 16 D57
Loomis International Ltd .................................... 15 A19
Loypos Corp .......................................................10 G74
Lubrimetal SpA ...................................................10 G60
Lukas Anlagenbau GmbH.................................. 12 B22
Lune Prozesstechnik GmbH .............................. 11 C59
Luvata OY............................................................. 04 F29
M + E Macchine + Engineering Srl . ...................10 H49
M & M Industries Co Ltd .....................................11 H21
Macchine Speciali Srl ......................................... 09 B49
Macro Bars + Wires (India) Pvt Ltd .................... 11 E77
Madem SA ........................................................... 12 E09
MAG Plastics ........................................................ 16 F65
Magnetic Analysis Corp ..................................... 11 J14
Magnetic Srl . ...................................................... 11 D73
Maguire Europe Sales Limited ..........................10 G52
Maillefer Extrusion Oy . ....................................... 10 C22
Maklada . ............................................................. 17 B64
Manassero & Co Srl . .......................................... 15 A31
Manentimacchine Srl ......................................... 16 E04
MANFISA Manufacturas Irular SA.......................10 H65
Mangalam Alloys Limited . ................................ 17 C78
Mario Frigerio SpA ..............................................11 G60
Marposs GmbH ..................................................15 G36
Martin + Weissgerber Kaltband GmbH ............ 11 J77
Maschinenbau Scholz GmbH & Co KG .......... 11 A27
Maschinenfabrik Bock GmbH & Co KG .......... 10 A34
Maschinenfabrik Johann Leimbach GmbH .... 11 B32
Mathiasen Machinery Inc ................................. 12 A55
Max W Claas GmbH & Co KG . ......................... 12 B33
Mayes & Warwick Ltd ........................................15 G16
Mazzoleni Trafilerie Bergamasche SpA . ........... 10 B59
MBK Maschinenbau GmbH .............................. 16 A27
MCPP France SAS .............................................. 17 C11
MDM Srl Special Tools ........................................15 G21
MEA Maschinen GmbH ...................................... 15 F25
Mectron Engineering Co . ................................. 15 A26
MEP Macchine Elettroniche Piegatrici SpA ..... 16 B42
Mega Metal San ve Tic Ltd Sti .......................... 10 A70
Meisenbach Verlag GmbH Umformtechnik ... 09 C01
Mekosan Mak Ins Elek Otomasyon
San Tic Ltd Sti ..................................................11 G06
Melos GmbH ........................................................ 12 E03
Menam Stainless Wire Public Co Ltd . ............... 11 F15
Metal At Wire Mesh Wire and
Wire Nail Tic Ltd Sti ..........................................16 H79
Metal Forming Systems Inc . .............................. 15 A45
Metal Link Inc . ..................................................... 12 E12
Metallurgica Alta Brianza SpA – Steelgroup ... 11 D58
Metallurgica Frigerio SpA ................................... 16 E42
Metallurgica Irpina SpA . .................................... 17 E50
Metalube Ltd ......................................................11 G21
Metavan Reels NV .............................................. 11 B41
MGS Manufacturing Inc...................................09 E06-3
MICEL . ................................................................. 11 D51
Micro Products Company . ............................... 09 C73
Microdia SA ........................................................ 11 D25
Micron Machine Electrostatic
Powder Application Co ................................ 09 A63
Microstudio Srl . .................................................... 16 F22
MiGro GmbH ....................................................... 10 B65
Mikrotek Machines Ltd ....................................... 11 E06
Milani Srl . ............................................................. 16 D59
Miltec UV ...........................................................09 E06-6
Mimtek Makina San Ve Tic AS ...........................11 H13
Mixer SpA ............................................................. 11 E42
Mobac GmbH
Antriebstechnik-Apparatebau .....................10 G11
Mole Abrasivi Ermoli Srl ....................................... 16 F04
Moravia Steel as.................................................. 12 D16
Moravia Steel Deutschland GmbH .................. 09 C59
Moravia Steel Deutschland GmbH .................. 12 D16
Moreda Riviere Trefilerias SA ............................. 12 A03
Mugafil, SA ........................................................... 11 B42
Mukand Ltd . ........................................................ 17 E04
Muzzi Srl ................................................................ 16 F04
MWO GmbH......................................................... 11 E25
Naber & Wissmann GmbH.................................. 10 F52
Nakashimada Engineering Works Ltd . ............ 15 A26
Nano-Diamond America Inc ............................. 11 B03
Nassar Group . .................................................... 17 A59
National Machinery LLC . .................................. 15 A26
NDC Technologies Inc
(Beta LaserMike Products) ............................ 11 D68
Nedschroef Herentals NV . ................................ 15 A06
Nevatia Steel & Alloys Pvt Ltd ........................... 11 D59
New Spool Srl ......................................................16 C51
Newtech Srl...........................................................09 B77
Niagara Composites International Inc .............09 E73
Nicemach Co Ltd .............................................. 16 F60
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ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
Maschinenfabrik Niehoff GmbH & Co KG ...... 10 C06
Nihat Uyar Demir Celik San ve Tic AS . ............. 17 A78
Nikol Weber KG Zwirne ....................................... 09 F53
Ningbo Powerway Alloy Material Co Ltd . ....... 16 B77
Ningbo Sijin Machinery Co Ltd ......................... 15 C47
Nippon Seisen Co Ltd ......................................... 17 E38
Nissin/NHV America Corp Inc ............................ 09 B15
Niwar Trommeln- und Spulenbau GmbH ......... 09 F78
Noord Nederlandse Draadindustrie BV . .......... 10 B31
NOTA Zaklad Mechaniki Precyzyjnej
Stanislaw Szymczyk ......................................... 11 B69
Notz Metall AG .................................................... 12 E26
Nova Srl ............................................................... 11 A71
Novacciai SpA ................................................... 10 D40
Novametal do Brasil Ltda . .................................11 H22
Novametal SA......................................................11 H22
Nowofol Kunststoffprodukte GmbH & Co KG.. 12 C15
Nucoil Industries Co Ltd ...................................... 16 E40
Nuhtel Makina San ve Tic Ltd Sti . ...................... 17 B66
Numalliance ....................................................... 10 A05
Numalliance ........................................................ 10 B06
Nuova Sima Srl . ................................................... 12 E48
Nuova T Srl . .......................................................... 17 E74
Nuova Tecno Tau srl ...........................................11 H25
Nyrosten Korrosionsschutzmittel GmbH + Co... 09 A59
OEG GmbH . ........................................................ 09 B02
Officina Meccanica Trinca Colonel
Silvio e Figlio Sergio Snc ................................. 10 A69
OFS . ...................................................................09 E06-4
Ohmiya Seiki Co Ltd .......................................... 16 D56
OMA Srl . .............................................................. 10 A41
OMAS Srl .............................................................. 12 C72
OMCG Srl............................................................. 12 D72
OMD Officina Meccanica Domaso SpA ......... 10 F15
OML Bobine Srl ................................................... 11 A33
OMR Srl .................................................................10 H78
OMSA Srl .............................................................. 16 A15
ORI Martin SpA .................................................... 12 B15
ORII & MEC Corporation .................................... 16 E29
Oscam Srl ............................................................ 16 A39
Otomec Srl ........................................................... 11 B26
Otto Bihler Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co KG... 10 F12
Outokumpu Oyj . ................................................. 11 B17
Ozyasar Tel ve Galvanizleme San AS .............. 17 A04
P/A GmbH . ......................................................... 11 D42
Paganoni (division of Mario Nava SpA) .......... 10 C71
Pan Chemicals SpA ............................................ 09 B05
Pan-Pioneer Co Ltd . ..........................................11 G49
Panchmahal Steel Limited ................................ 17 A20
PanoPack SAS .................................................... 10 A37
Paramount Die Company ................................. 10 B38
Paul Leibinger GmbH & Co KG.......................... 09 F55
Pave CNC Wire Forming Systems Ltd ............. 12 D15
pb maschinen GmbH . ....................................... 12 B10
Pedax GmbH ...................................................... 16 A27
Pee-Wee Kaltwalz- und
Rohrbearbeitungsmaschinen GmbH ..........15 G41
PEKUtech GmbH ................................................ 09 A37
Pentre Group Ltd – Hearl Heaton ..................... 09 E25
Petig AG . ............................................................11 G15
Petrofer Chemie H R Fischer GmbH & Co KG . 12 E66
Phenix Technologies Inc . ................................... 12 B26
Piattine e Profili Inox Srl ....................................... 16 E42
Pietro Galliani SpA ..............................................10 H32
Pioneer Machinery Co, Ltd ...............................11 G52
PKS GmbH Peter Kördell Stahlhandel .............. 12 A41
Plan-E-Tech Industries Inc ................................... 15 E32
Plascoat Systems Ltd ..........................................16 H09
Platestahl Umformtechnik GmbH ..................... 11 J51
Pleuger GmbH . .................................................. 12 A38
Plexada AG ......................................................... 17 E60
Polifibra Folien GmbH ......................................... 11 B52
PolyOne Luxembourg Sarl . ................................ 09 B50
Polyplast Müller GmbH ....................................... 10 F73
Polyprofils SAS ...................................................... 15 F48
Polystal Composites GmbH ............................... 10 E72
Polytec GmbH .................................................... 07 C16
Polytec Thelen GmbH ....................................... 12 A25
Praim Srl ................................................................ 17 E31
Pratech Mühendislik ve Makine
San Tic Ltd Pty . ............................................... 09 C41
Pratto SA ............................................................. 16 D51
Prebena – PWM Maschinen- und
Apparatebau GmbH . .................................... 12 B25
Precibarre Etirage SAS ........................................ 16 B79
Precision Process Inc............................................11 H51
Presezzi Extrusion SpA ......................................... 16 B50
Pressure Welding Machines (PWM) Ltd ............ 09 B41
Profiroll Technologies GmbH . ........................... 15 C32
progress Maschinen & Automation AG ........... 16 B04
Proinvest Group Srl .............................................. 17 E54
Promostar Srl .......................................................10 G06
Proteco Srl ............................................................ 09 F74
Proton Products Europe NV .............................. 11 D77
Prüftechnik NDT GmbH . ..................................... 06 E09
PS Costruzioni Meccaniche Srl .......................... 10 B21
PTG Hi-Life Tools SPS International Ltd .............. 15 A17
Push-Up Thread Dies Pvt Ltd ............................. 15 D52
PWT Limited . ........................................................ 16 E50
Pyromaitre Inc .....................................................16 H03
QED Wire Lines Inc ............................................. 12 A30
Q8Oils................................................................... 11 D21
Queins Machines GmbH .................................... 09 B06
RAD-CON Inc . ................................................. 09 D06-5
Ratnesh Metal Industries Pvt Ltd . ..................... 17 D37
Rautomead Limited . .......................................... 10 B52
Ravni Technologies Sarl . ....................................10 B12
Reber Systematic GmbH + Co KG ................... 10 H60
Redex SA ............................................................. 11 A22
Redies Srl ..............................................................09 B25
Redimo GmbH ...................................................15 G26
Reelex Packaging Solutions Inc .....................09 F06-1
Refractron Technologies Corp ...................... 09 D06-3
Regg Inspection Srl ............................................ 15 A52
Remer Srl ............................................................. 11 C51
Renova Srl ............................................................ 16 F47
Repsol Quimica SA ............................................ 12 D28
RichardsApex Inc.............................................. 09 F06-5
Ridgway Machines Ltd ....................................... 11 E05
Rigon Instruments di Rigon Roberto .................. 09 F74
Rimjhim Ispat Ltd ................................................. 12 E59
Ringspann GmbH . ............................................. 11 C15
Rizzardi Srl ............................................................. 11 J38
RK Umformtechnik GmbH + Co KG ................. 12 A04
RLS Tooling Ltd ..................................................... 15 B55
Roblon A/S ........................................................... 09 E42
Rockford Manufacturing Group Inc .................15 H41
Rodacciai SpA ................................................... 10 D40
Roeslau Wire GmbH & Co KG ..........................10 G51
Rohmann GmbH ................................................15 G42
Rolf Schlicht GmbH ............................................ 12 A48
Rolling Tools Srl...................................................... 15 F31
Rollwalztechnik Abele + Höltich GmbH............ 15 C52
Rosendahl Nextrom GmbH . ............................. 09 A60
Roteq Machinery Inc .......................................... 09 B21
Royle Systems Group LLC ................................09 E10-1
RSD Technik GmbH .............................................10 H72
RST Richard Stenzhorn GmbH............................ 12 A49
RTM Products Inc ................................................. 15 J16
RTP Paganoni Srl .................................................. 11 B22
Rudolf Grauer AG ............................................... 10 F40
Rudolf Rafflenbeul GmbH & Co ........................ 12 E65
Ruff GmbH ...........................................................16 H70
Rugui SLU............................................................... 12 E38
S+P Samson GmbH............................................. 12 C14
Saar-Blankstahl GmbH . ...................................... 11 E74
Saar-Hartemall und Werkzeuge GmbH . .......... 06 B09
Saarstahl AG . ..................................................... 12 A72
Sachsenröder GmbH & Co KG ......................... 10 F56
Sacma Limbiate SpA .......................................... 15 F26
Saco AEI Compounds Ltd .................................. 11 E42
Sadevinox............................................................. 17 B48
Saint-Gobain AG . ..............................................16 G77
Saizar Strapping Machines SL ........................... 16 C64
Sakamura Machine Co Ltd ..............................15 G26
Sala Punzoni Srl .................................................... 15 E42
SAMP SpA Sampsistemi Division ....................... 09 C60
San Emu Corporation ........................................15 G14
San Shing Fastech Corp.................................15 B26-04
San Yung Electric Heat Machine Co Ltd ....15 B26-05
Sar Medya Altan Kilinc ...................................... 11 D71
Sarkuysan Elektrolitik Bakir Sanayi ve
Ticaret AS .........................................................10 H77
Sarmakina Sanayi ve Ticaret AS 10 H73
Sarvasv Machinery & Equipments Pvt Ltd . ......11 H10
SAS Engineering and Planning Srl . .................... 09 E60
SAS Inc .................................................................16 G29
SASA – Tréfil Alu . ................................................. 11 D31
Sathyadeep Engineering Company Limited . . 16 E62
Scapa UK Ltd ...................................................... 10 C78
Schlatter Industries AG ...................................... 16 A04
Schmale Maschinenbau GmbH ...................... 10 A32
Schmelzmetall Deutschland GmbH ................ 16 A55
Schmidt Maschinenbau GmbH ....................... 11 A59
Schmitz Apparate und Machinenbau
GmbH & Co KG............................................... 09 C13
Schmolz + Bickenbach Edelstahl GmbH ......... 17 A22
Schnell SpA ......................................................... 16 A42
Schwer + Kopka GmbH . ................................... 15 A05
Scleros SpA .......................................................... 11 J32
Scorta Srl . ............................................................. 15 F43
Sebald & Co GmbH . ..........................................16 H21
Sebir SA ................................................................ 10 B37
SEI Sistemi Srl . ......................................................11 G44
Sensoptic SA ....................................................... 11 C70
Sertek Serra Global Technology, SL .................. 15 B51
SFOB SAS (Société de Fabrication
d’Outillage de la Brie) ...................................15 G40
Shah Fabricators Pvt Ltd . ................................... 16 F49
Shakun Polymers Ltd........................................... 12 C25
Shanghai Bao Zhang Dorstener
Products GmbH . ................................................ 12 C63
Shanghai HOSN Machinery
Technology Co Ltd ............................................. 11 E48
Shanghai Kechen Wire & Cable
Machinery Co Ltd ............................................... 11 E31
Shanghai Nanyang Electric
Equipment Co Ltd . ......................................... 09 F25
Shanghai Wangxun New Material Co Ltd ....... 11 E52
Shenyang Jinggong Cable Material Co Ltd .. 12 C10
Shenyang Tianrong Cable Materials Co Ltd .. 11 D50
Shenzhen KTYU Insulation Co Ltd ..................... 17 C63
Shinko Machine Tool Co Ltd .............................16 G04
Shree Extrusions Limited ...................................... 16 E65
Shree Jay Jagdamba Stainless Steel Ltd ........ 17 C57
Sicme Italia Impianti Srl ....................................... 09 B14
Siebe Engineering GmbH . ................................. 10 B22
SIF sas di Claudio Formenti & C ........................ 09 C78
Sikora AG ............................................................ 09 A41
Silon sro . ............................................................... 09 E50
Silspek Rubber Sp zoo Spk .................................. 16 F73
Simco Spring Machinery Company . ...............16 G12
Simpacks LLC . ................................................. 09 D16-2
Simplex Rapid Srl ................................................. 16 F12
Simufact Engineering GmbH ............................ 15 D13
Sinosteel Equipment & Engineering Co Ltd ..... 15 E55
Skako Vibration A/S ........................................... 15 C14
Skaltek AB ........................................................... 11 A06
SKET Verseilmaschinenbau GmbH ...................10 G10
SKM Steels Ltd ...................................................... 17 E77
Smeets NV/SA . ...................................................10 G74
SMF Sert Metal Kalip Sanayi ve Tic AS .............15 C06
SMF Tools BV . ...................................................... 15 A06
Sneham International ........................................ 11 H06
SNTN SAS Société Nouvelle de
Tréfilerie Normande ........................................ 11 J55
Societa Metallurgica Minotti SAS ..................... 16 A47
Soling PHF SL ....................................................... 15 A18
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ExhibitorHall/Booth
ExhibitorHall/Booth
Solvay Specialty Polymers Italy SpA . ................ 12 B30
Southwire Company . ......................................09 E16-3
Spajic doo . ......................................................... 10 D34
Spezialmaschinenbau Kurre GmbH . ............... 09 C49
SPG Packaging Systems GmbH Division Bohl.. 12 D04
Spirka Schnellflechter GmbH ............................. 09 B33
Spring Tooling Ltd ............................................... 16 D14
Stahl Judenburg GmbH .................................... 12 C28
Stahl- und Drahtwerk Röslau GmbH ................10 G51
Stahlrump GmbH & Co KG................................ 11 A77
Stahlwerk Annahütte Max Aicher
GmbH & Co KG . ............................................ 12 D48
Staku-Anlagenbau GmbH................................. 12 A63
Stalkanat-Silur Production Association .............16 H62
Steelcom Fittings Srl . .......................................... 12 C60
Stefan Hertweck GmbH & Co KG...................... 15 E39
Steintex Walter vom Stein OHG . ...................... 09 C40
Steuler Anlagenbau GmbH & Co KG................ 09 E26
Stilma SpA ............................................................ 17 B40
Stolberger KMB Maschinenfabrik GmbH . ........ 09 B06
August Strecker GmbH & Co KG ..................... 10 A21
Streicher Maschinenbau GmbH ....................... 15 J42
Studer-Biennaform AG Precision Flat Wire ....... 12 E26
Subec AB . ............................................................ 09 B73
Sudhir Enterprise Partnership . ............................ 09 E53
Suhil Co Ltd ......................................................... 17 D29
Sumar OÜ ............................................................. 15 J05
Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd ........................16 H66
SungMin Instruments .......................................... 16 A65
Sungwon Eng Co Ltd ......................................... 15 E51
Sunking Traing (Wuxi) Co Ltd ........................... 17 D78
Supermac Industries (India) Ltd . ......................11 G05
Superon Schweisstechnik India Ltd ................... 16 E59
Supreme Superabrasives Co Ltd........................ 16 E13
Suzhou Star Materials Co Ltd ............................16 G48
Suzuki Garphyttan AB ........................................ 12 D65
Suzuki Garphyttan AB ........................................ 12 D71
Svensson Wire & Cable Packaging AB . ...........11 H73
Swaraj Technocrafts Pvt Ltd .............................10 G70
Swatycomet......................................................... 16 E19
Sweco Inc ............................................................16 H60
Systematic Industries Pvt Ltd .............................. 17 E78
T Butler Engineering Ltd ..................................... 16 D20
T Fukase & Company Ltd ................................... 09 E36
Taiwan Linkigi Metal Co Ltd ...........................11 C06-5
Talleres Margalez, SA .......................................... 11 B42
Talleres SASPI SA .................................................. 15 E36
Tapeformers Ltd ................................................. 11 C22
Tartak Zebowo . ................................................... 11 F77
Tata Steel Ltd ....................................................... 12 B34
Taymer International Inc................................. 09 D06-2
Tec Al Co Srl.........................................................16 G45
Tecalsa Tecnologia del Cable y Aluminio SL . 12 A24
Technodiament Ltd ...........................................10 G69
Technokabel SA .................................................10 G69
Tecna SpA............................................................. 16 B54
Tecno Impianti Srl ................................................ 15 E06
Tecnofil SA . .......................................................... 09 B68
Tecnofil SpA ........................................................ 12 C47
Tecnopress Srl ...................................................... 15 J25
Tecnovo Srl . ........................................................ 11 A56
Teknor Apex Company ...................................09 E06-1
Tekstilna tovarna Okroglica dd ......................... 12 B60
Telmaksan Ltd Sti ................................................ 11 C32
Telsas Tel ve Tel Mam San Ve Tic Ltd Sti . ..........16 H68
Temsa-Transformaciones y Estudios
Metalurgicos SA ............................................. 15 A25
Tensometric Messtechnik GmbH . ..................... 09 F49
Tensor Machinery Ltd ......................................... 09 F39
Terhoeven GmbH & Co KG hambi
Maschinenbau ............................................... 16 D40
Teudeloff GmbH & Co KG ................................. 15 B42
Teutenberg Maschinen Franz Teutenberg
GmbH & Co KG . ............................................. 12 B16
Texera Srl ............................................................. 09 A53
Theleico Schleiftechnik GmbH & Co KG ......... 16 D27
Tianjin Huayuan Times Metal Products Co ...... 16 A59
Tien Chen Diamond Industry Co Ltd . ...........11 C06-4
Tillos Co . ............................................................... 16 E56
TJK Machinery (Tianjin) Co Ltd .........................11 G22
TLM Srl ..................................................................15 G47
TMI Srl Trafileria Ferro Acciaio . .......................... 11 C57
Tonglu SanLi Furnace Co Ltd ............................. 16 F29
Tooling International Limited ............................. 15 B42
Torbi Deform SL . ................................................. 15 D03
Tosag Engineering AG . ...................................... 16 E30
Trafco Srl .............................................................. 11 D60
Trafileria A Mauri & Figli SpA . ............................. 17 E22
Trafileria Lariana SpA .......................................... 12 B63
Trafileria Lecchese Srl . ....................................... 11 A16
Trafilerie di Valgreghentino SpA ........................ 16 E42
Trafilerie San Paolo Srl ........................................ 11 C50
Trafilix SpA – Gruppo Lucefin ............................. 17 E03
Trafiilspec ITS Srl ...................................................11 G41
trakus-feindraht GmbH & Co KG ...................... 11 J26
Tramev Srl ............................................................. 11 B50
transco Drehautomaten GmbH . ..................... 15 A15
Transworld Engineering Ltd & Kaichuang ........16 H10
Travartec Srl ......................................................... 10 F67
Traxit International GmbH .................................. 09 F38
Trebos Duferco SA . ............................................. 12 B29
Trefilados De Navarra SA (Trefinasa) . ...............10 H65
Trefilados Inoxidables de Mexico SA De CV.....11 H22
Trelleborg Mixing Forsheda AB ......................... 12 A19
Tremefil-Izaguirre, SA .......................................... 12 D66
Trinecké Zelezárny AS......................................... 12 D16
Troester GmbH & Co KG .................................... 10 F60
Turbo-Clean GmbH ............................................15 B17
U Queen Machinery Co Ltd, Daido
Machinery Co Ltd .......................................... 15 A43
Ugivis SAS.............................................................. 15 D55
Uldrian GmbH Maschinenbau . ........................ 15 D55
Ultimate Automation Ltd . ..................................12 B72
Unigel (UK) Ltd ..................................................... 11 J22
Uniriv Ltd ............................................................... 15 F52
Unistrong Industrial Co Ltd .............................11 C06-7
Universal Punch Corp .........................................15 H13
Upcast OY ........................................................... 09 C06
UTA Auto Industrial Co Ltd ............................15 B26-03
Uygar Makina San ve Tic Ltd Sti . ....................... 10 F06
V+S - Vogel & Schemmann
Maschinen GmbH . ........................................ 09 C68
Varo Srl.................................................................. 16 B22
VDKM German Wire and Cable Machine
Manufacturers Association eV...................... 11 A05
Venus Wire Industries Pvt Ltd ............................. 09 E34
Verschleisstechnik Kämpfer GmbH . ................ 10 A51
VIPA Srl . ............................................................... 12 D14
Videx Machine Engineering Ltd ....................... 15 A53
Vinco Vizcaina de Industria y Comercio SA .... 16 F42
Viraj Profiles Limited ........................................... 17 C40
Viraj Profiles Limited ........................................... 17 C60
Vision Engineering Ltd ....................................... 15 A59
Vivirad SA ............................................................ 17 A09
Vladimir Plant of Precision Alloys JSC ............... 11 J09
Voco Sàrl . ............................................................ 12 E26
Volme-Draht GmbH . .......................................... 12 E65
vom Hagen & Funke GmbH .............................. 10 B42
VSM Vereinigte Schmirgel- und
Maschinen-Fabriken AG................................ 15 D05
VUHZ AS ................................................................ 10 B49
WTM Srl ................................................................ 11 D78
Wafios AG ............................................................ 10 F22
Wafios AG ............................................................ 10 F42
Wafios Umformtechnik/EWMenn ...................... 15 B06
Wafios Umformtechnik GmbH ........................... 10 F42
Wagener GmbH & Co KG Stahldrahtwerk .....10 G51
Walzwerke Einsal GmbH . ................................... 12 B48
Wardwell Braiding Co . ....................................... 09 B33
Wasik Associates Inc ........................................09 E10-4
WCISA – Wire and Cable Industry
Suppliers Association .................................. 09 D16-7
WDI Westfälische Drahtindustrie GmbH .......... 10 D06
Weber & Scher Mfg Co Inc . .............................. 10 B71
Weighpack, WPI Services BV ............................. 15 F22
Weihai Hongda Trading Co Ltd ....................... 17 A63
Weilly Diamond Industrial Co Ltd ..................11 C06-3
Werkzeugfabrik Albert Krenn ............................10 G66
WICSE Web Trading Service Sprl . ...................... 12 E16
Wiedenbach Apparatebau GmbH . ...............16 G78
Wilhelm vom Hofe Drahtwerke GmbH ............ 10 D60
Willi Bremer GmbH ............................................. 10 D78
Windak OÜ . ......................................................... 09 B42
Wire Association International Inc ....................11 B21
Wire & Cable Technology International . ..... 09 D16-7
Wire Forming Technology International ....... 09 D16-7
Wire Lab Company ............................................10 H42
Wire & Cable ASIA magazine . ......................... 11 D26
Wire & Plastic Machinery Corp . ........................ 09 E20
Wire World Internet Inc ........................................ EN 10
WireCo World Group ......................................... 17 C66
WiredInUSA magazine ....................................... 11 D26
Wirex Dies & Steel India Private Limited .......... 10 D39
WiTECH Wire Technologies SL ............................ 09 E33
WiTechs GmbH ....................................................10 H39
Witels-Albert GmbH............................................. 09 E39
WOLCO Sp zoo . .................................................. 11 B69
Wolf-Signiertechnik Stempel-Wolf GmbH . ....... 09 F55
Woodburn Diamond Die Inc ............................ 09 C14
The World Company for Drawing Wires
Nassar Group................................................... 17 A59
Worlles SL ............................................................. 15 D39
Woywod Kunststoffmaschinen
GmbH & Co Vertriebs-KG.............................. 09 A42
Wrentham Tool Group ........................................ 15 J37
WSD GmbH
Werkzeuge-Schrauben-Drehteile . ............... 15 A26
WTN Werkzeugtechnik Niederstetten
GmbH & Co KG . .............................................. 15 B42
Wuxi Aotian Steel Wire Products Co Ltd . ........ 17 E66
Wuxi Quantong Cable Material Co Ltd ........... 09 F77
Wuxi Sima Meida Electro-Technical Co Ltd ..... 11 B18
Wuxi Xingcheng Special Materials Co Ltd .......16 H73
X-Compound GmbH .......................................... 10 F60
Ya Sih Technology Co Ltd ..............................11 C06-6
Yeswin Machiery Co Ltd ................................... 15 A37
YHM Springtech Machinery Co . ......................16 G22
Yield Management Corporation .................. 09 D16-6
Yih Shen Machinery Co Ltd ...........................11 C06-1
Young Heung Iron & Steel Co Ltd ..................... 17 B52
Yuang Hsian Metal Industrial Corp ...............11 C06-2
Zami 1950 Srl ....................................................... 09 C03
ZDB Dratovna as . ............................................... 09 C59
Zeller+Gmelin GmbH & Co KG........................... 09 F60
Zenkoh Co Ltd ..................................................... 11 J12
Zeus Techno Inc .................................................. 15 F06
Zhangjiagang Free Trade Zone Drow New
Material Science & Technology Co Ltd ...... 17 A55
Zhejiang Senwang Metal Product Co Ltd . ..... 17 E64
Zhejiang Tenglong Stainless Steel
Products Co Ltd . ................................................. 16 F66
Zink Körner GmbH .............................................. 12 A61
Zollern GmbH & Co KG ..................................... 12 C71
ZT Srl . ..................................................................... 11 F14
Zumbach Electronic AG . .................................. 11 D41
Zwez-Chemie GmbH ......................................... 15 C56
Zwick GmbH & Co KG ........................................16 H55
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Aztech Lubricants
which includes an in-house laboratory
for quality control and research and
development.
Booth: 09F06-2
Founded in 2005, Aztech Lubricants offers
its customers over 125 years of cumulative Aztech Lubricants LLC – USA
expertise in wire drawing and wire Website: www.aztechlubricants.com
lubricating formulation.
Aztech Lubricants provides products and
solutions to customers in wire drawing for a
variety of industries, including wire drawing,
galvanizing, wire forming, agricultural,
tyres, automotive, construction, etc.
and manufacturing machinery, Bergandi
offers a wide range of wire forming,
processing and welding equipment. Its
primary customer base encompasses
the fencing, construction, mining and
agricultural industries.
Bergandi Machinery
Bergandi Machinery Co – USA
Booth: 09B11
Website: www.bergandi.com
Bergandi Machinery designs, manufactures
and services machinery for the wire and
metal processing industries, in more than
60 countries located in six continents.
Blachford Corp
It is fully committed to making a positive
impact on the environment and uses
plant-based and renewable sources when
feasible. Its product range includes an
extensive line of wire drawing lubricants
and supplies for wire drawing.
Bergandi manufactures equipment for
chain link fencing, concertina wire, barbed
wire, extruded PVC coated wire, security
wire mesh, and various wire products for
the construction industry. Domestic fence
manufacturers that work for USA military
installations, border control applications,
The company specializes in the formulation
municipalities, and many more use the
and production of calcium, sodium and
equipment.
potassium stearate drawing powders, RP
oils, ship out oils, drawing oils, and precoats
The company offers manufacturing
(both enhanced borax and borax free).
capabilities for fencing products utilized in
perimeter security, construction, mining and
Additionally, it can provide customers with
agricultural settings. Bergandi occupies a
products such as galvanizing wiping pads,
manufacturing facility located in Ontario,
UV coatings and AZWipe spiral brushes,
California, USA, approximately three miles
through established partnerships with the
from Ontario International Airport.
companies that specialize in these areas.
Booth: 09E02
All of these attributes have been designed
Blachford Corporation is a wire lubricant into Blachford’s low dust dry lubricants to
and specialty chemical supplier. Based in help its customers meet the demands of
the USA and Canada, Blachford has been dust control. This is only one example of
supplying the global wire drawing industry Blachford’s capability to create innovative
and many of the world’s largest wire products that meet the needs of the overall
drawing companies since the 1950s with wire drawing industry.
cost effective, meticulously researched,
and innovative wire drawing lubricant Blachford Corporation – USA
programs tailored to the exacting technical Website: www.blachford.com
specifications of individual wire drawing
processes.
Ceeco Bartell Products
Booth: 09C70
When the wire industry needed assistance
to reduce and control dust, Blachford Ceeco Bartell will focus on innovation by
responded with chemically modified featuring its advanced wire and cable
dry drawing lubricants designed to help production systems. These systems are
address the problem.
aimed at improving production efficiencies
while producing high quality products.
The company has a long history of research
Its global presence consists of international and development activities and presently
manufacturing and distribution facilities in owns four patents covering equipment
both Colombia and India.
specifically designed for the fencing
industry.
Situated in the heart of Wayne, Oklahoma,
USA, is a 40,000ft2 manufacturing facility, With over 85 years of experience in designing
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Blachford’s low dust dry lubricants reduce
dust creation in multiple ways. They are
more adhesive than standard dry lubricants
and therefore are less likely to detach from
the wire; more flexible than standard dry
lubricants and have a lower tendency to
shatter when the wire bends around pulleys
or capstans; and the feathers are more
cohesive than standard dry lubricants so
they have a lower tendency to break up
and become airborne.
SS A brief glance through the history of Blachford Corporation
The systems include:
• High-speed side loading roll form
strander, up to 300mm2
• Modularised roll form unit, producing
240mm2 compact aluminum at 200m/
min
• Backtwist high-speed data cable
twinning
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• High performance OPGW stranders
746B. Thanks to its continuous service
• High-speed strip armoring lines, with temperature of 300°C, ECCtreme™ ECA
300mm2 wide coil width
exceeds the previous upper limit of 260°C
• High-speed 2,200mm single twist roll for conventional perfluoroplastic insulating
form strander, up to 500mm2
materials.
to industry’s challenge to offer a
high-temperature,
melt-processable
perfluoroplastic,” said Frenk Hulsebosch,
global product manager melts fluoroplastics
at Chemours Fluoropolymer Solutions.
ECCtreme™ ECA grades can be processed
on conventional extrusion equipment
for
high
temperature
fluoroplastics
using standard processing conditions.
Downstream heat treatment (epitaxial
co-crystallisation) improves the material’s
thermal resistance and offers beneficial
mechanical properties, such as long-term
tensile modulus and improved stress
cracking resistance.
Further products presented on the booth
will include Teflon™ fluoroplastic foam resins
SS 1,800 mm roll form strander
Ceeco Bartell has been at the forefront of
wire and cable technology and remains a
major supplier of rotating equipment.
Website: www.bartellmachinery.com
Chemours
Booth: 17D66
SS A wide range of fluoroplastics will be on display from
Chemours
The material is suitable for wire and cable
insulations which are exposed to extreme
service conditions such as very high
temperatures, elevated pressures and
corrosive surroundings.
Typical fields of application are the oil
and gas industry, aerospace, energy
generation, semiconductor fabrication
For instance, at a thickness of 0.75mm, and the automotive industry.
the material has an RTI (relative thermal
index) listing of 300°C according to UL “This
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There are many new features of the HF-15B,
including a split electrode design for easy
string up and digital signal processor
(DSP) based voltage regulation and fault
detection. The fault detection circuit has
been upgraded and test voltage is now
monitored directly from the electrode,
instead of a transformer winding.
(FFR) produced using patented Airquick
technology. Cables made with foamed
fluoroplastic insulation have a lower signal
return loss than conventional data cables,
enabling miniaturisation and weight
savings thanks to lower density and thinner
The fault circuitry can now differentiate
insulation thicknesses.
between four types of fault conditions:
One current example is the new KL24 simple pinholes, a series of closely spaced
Star-Quad data cable developed for pinholes, direct metal contact from the
the aerospace industry by Draka Fileca, centre conductor to the electrode, and
Sainte-Geneviève, France, which won a gross lengths of bare wire.
DuPont Plunkett Award in 2013. At identical
diameter, it is up to 25 percent lighter than
previously used quad cables and enables
a reduction in aircraft fuel consumption,
reducing environmental impact.
Bartell Machinery Systems LLC – USA
Chemours, a global chemical company will
be exhibiting its wide range of fluoroplastics,
and additions to the ECCtreme™ ECA
family, a class of melt-processable
perfluoroplastics which combines the
advantageous mechanical, electrical
and chemical properties of PTFE with high
thermal stability.
This new design combines the latest in
control technology with the robust and
reliable 3kHz spark test platform.
development
is
our
response
Chemours – USA
Website: www.chemours.com
Clinton Instrument Company
Booth: 09E40
The Clinton Instrument Company, specialist
in spark test technology for the wire and
cable industry and inventor of the high
frequency sine wave spark tester, will be
exhibiting its newest offering, the model
HF-15B high frequency sine wave spark
tester, the flagship model of the new
B-series.
SS The new HF-15B series from Clinton
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The new “RC” controller comes fixed to the a preset level, and a “Bare Wire Alarm”
unit, but can be detached and mounted which will signal when long lengths of bare
remotely up to 60 meters away from the wire are detected.
test module/electrode.
Clinton will also exhibit and demonstrate the
It has a large alphanumeric display/user STCAL automatic spark tester calibration
interface and can be rotated in its bracket system. The STCAL system will calibrate high
to accommodate different viewing angles. frequency AC, mains frequency AC, and
DC spark testers to all major specifications.
The display makes configuration of Calibration is automatically performed
the equipment easy; all configuration and documented on all of Clinton’s new
parameters can be changed directly B-Series spark testers and selected A-Series
from the front panel menu structure. Once models. Manual or assisted calibration can
configured, the system can be passcode be performed on older Clinton units as well
protected.
as equipment manufactured by others.
In cases where a local display is not
required, or centralized process control is
desired, the equipment can be configured
and controlled directly from PLCs or
computers using Modbus RTU (RS-485 full
duplex).
When paired with Clinton’s model SM
sensitivity tester, a complete calibration
solution to IEC and NEMA standards is
provided.
Clinton Instrument Company – USA
Website: www.cicsparkers.com
Optional communication protocols include
Ethernet/IP, Profinet, and Profibus, Modbus Davis-Standard
TCP and analog communications, making Booth: 09A19
the equipment compatible with previous
Clinton equipment with analog control.
Davis-Standard will feature its latest wire
and cable technology.
When simple control output is all that
is required, there are four sets of relay Davis-Standard’s take-ups and pay-offs
contacts that provide information without integrate simplified engineering and cost
requiring advanced programming.
efficiency. With a smaller overall footprint
and excellent operator ergonomics, these
These include “high voltage ON” signals machines have been well received since
to alert operators of the presence of high their introduction in early 2015.
voltage, a fault relay which actuates when
a fault is detected, a “Voltage Watchdog” Machine sizes range from 1,250mm to
which will change state when the test 5,000mm (48˝ to 195˝) with the greatest
voltage has risen above or dropped below concentration within the 1,800mm to
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2,500mm (70˝ to 98˝) size range. For
international customers, machines are
equipped with a Siemens AC drive, PLC
(programmable logic controller) and
HMI (human machine interface) with a
Mitsubishi servo drive.
increased torque capacity for high viscosity
resins and custom options.
The ability to address market demand in
terms of performance and cost efficiency is
just one aspect of Davis-Standard’s Global
Advantage™ in wire and cable. Another
is the company’s experience in supplying
extruders and associated wire and cable
equipment for more than 70 years.
Applications include aerial cable, building
wire, coaxial and composite cable, video
pair cable, tray cable, CATV, THHN and
THWN wire among others.
Davis-Standard LLC – USA
Website: www.davis-standard.com
Die Quip
SS Cable take-up from Davis-Standard
For North American customers, machines
feature a Yaskawa A-1000 AC drive and
Allen-Bradley/Rockwell
components
that include a servo drive, PLC and HMI.
Technology is available as “stand-alone”
(running in torque control) with a dancer or
with an accumulator.
Davis-Standard has also seen on-going
Booth: 09D06-01
The goal of making more wire per die is
easily reached with a Die Quip die finishing
machine. As a global manufacturer,
the company has established a line of
machines to grind, polish and size dies
in a quick, efficient, accurate process,
eliminating operator error and guesswork.
demand for its caterpillar capstan and Better dies pull more wire and cause
HPE extruder technology. The company fewer production problems, so Die Quip
supplies multi-pass, linear and belt wrap has designed stand-alone machines for
capstans for the full range of wire and cable finishing dies in all sizes. For larger production
applications. The HPE offers a compact runs it builds work cells to keep maximum
design and is one of the industry’s most efficiency and eliminate downtime from
widely used extruders. It is known for a fast size changeovers.
delivery and rugged design that is energy
efficient and easy to maintain. Advantages
for wire and cable applications include
Its approach to a modern die shop brings
benefits to the whole production process
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by implementing a workflow system that Fil-Tec
sets procedures and incorporates training Booth: 09E52
to maximize each machine’s capabilities.
The company has designed extensive
training options and on-site consultations
that teach operators how to use its
equipment, choose diamond tooling for
maximum results and use different methods
of making dies.
Its technicians will spend time in the facility
• Cleaner working environment for the On display on the booth will be FWWD’s
complete product line, including:
operator
Fil-Tec offers a complete line of
performance yarns for application in power
cables, copper and fiber optic telecom
and specialty cables. Products on display
include: Binder yarns with water blocking,
non-wicking, flame retardant/low smoke
finishes; core yarns; ripcords; filler yarns;
marker yarns; and fiberglass reinforcement
yarns.
designing a program customised to meet its
customer’s production needs and provide Its newest products include:
reference materials such as the exclusive • Dry core yarn for dry core cable designs
die training handbook.
finish on polycrystalline diamond dies.
• Less clean up time
• Virtually dustless water blocking binder
yarns for high speed
• New line of water blocking yarns for
power cable applications
The company’s technology produces a • Wire drawing dies – single crystal
water swellable binder with higher yield,
diamond,
Poly-Di®
polycrystalline,
meaning lower cost per kilometer of cable
TM
Dual-Draw and tungsten carbide
produced. It also produces a package
• Extrusion tips and dies
that offers:
• Shaped profile dies
• Poly-StrandTM stranding, bunching and
• Excellent integrity and balance
compacting dies
• Can run at 5,000 rpm without unwanted
diamond
• Di-ProTM
vibration
compound
• More meters per package, meaning
powder
and
longer runs without a break and a more • Miscellaneous wear parts
efficient stranding process overall
Fil-Tec also offer various swell factors,
affording design engineers the flexibility to
choose the size yarn and swell factor that
best suits the cable.
Fil-Tec Inc – USA
Website: www.fil-tec.com
Fort Wayne Wire Die
Booth: 12A27
SS Performance yarns from Fil-Tec
SS The Die Flex MA from Die Quip
Fil-Tec’s water swellable binder and core
Customer service does not end with the (wrap around the FRP) yarns offer the
purchase order. Die Quip supports its following benefits:
customers through installation, training and • Very low dust, extends life of bearings
and other moving parts of the equipment
troubleshooting for the life of the machine.
• Less downtime due to mechanical
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Die Quip Corporation – USA
maintenance
Website: www.diequip.com
problems
related
to
SAP
dust
SS Some of the products on display from Fort Wayne Wire Die
Visitors can also find out more about the
company’s full line of equipment for die
maintenance, measuring and inspection.
Wire manufacturers looking for solutions
to maximize profitability and remain Fort Wayne designs and manufactures
competitive in the current global economy high-precision wire drawing dies and
are encouraged to visit the Fort Wayne
hard-material components for the wire
Wire Die booth.
and cable industry. For more than 75 years,
FWWD has been a source for wire drawing
Along with showcasing its full line of
dies that offer a multitude of value-added
diamond wire drawing dies, FWWD will have
advantages.
staff on hand to provide details about the
company’s die-inventory management
programmes, X-ray orientation for single Fort Wayne Wire Die – USA
crystal diamond dies and superior surface Website: www.fwwd.com
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Gem Gravure
Gem Gravure is a member of the
Wire Association International (WAI),
Booth: 16A41
International Wire & Machinery Association
GEm is the exclusive distributor for (IWMA), and Wire & Cable Industry Suppliers
KBA-Metronic
product
identification Association (WCISA).
equipment in the United States and
Canada. GEm staff will join KBA-Metronic Gem Gravure Co Inc – USA
staff for the exhibition, where there will Website: www.gemgravure.com
be an opportunity to see the latest in
continuous ink jet printers suited for wire Keir Manufacturing
Booth: 09C69
and cable applications.
SS Gem Gravure macro wire printing
The Gem team will be available to discuss
the latest ink innovations. WTG7160 ink,
launched late last year, has improved
adhesion on LDPE, MDPE and XLPE with
rub resistance when printed at room
temperature. WTG7160 adheres to EPDM
for bright codes that resist rubbing.
Gem’s new WTG6460 alcohol-based
white ink is designed for marking on tires
during the production process. Codes
can be removed before shipment without
damaging the tire’s surface.
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Keir
Manufacturing
is
USA-based
manufacturer of high-purity 99.8 percent
alumina ceramic guides, the Frontiersman™
line of air wipes, and composite flyer bows,
serving the global wire and cable industry.
The company is dedicated to making
products that enable manufacturing
processes to run more efficiently and
productively through the application
of leading-edge materials. Its solutions
are focused on continuous process
improvement, energy savings and longer
operating life.
Keir’s patented SureShot and SplitShot
air wipes provide a more effective
drying method that does not depend on
high-volume air consumption.
The efficient design yields effective drying
using a very low volume of compressed air
and lasts longer than other brands due to
the rugged ceramic insert lining the wire
path.
The company’s triaxially braided composite
standard and BackBone™ flyer bow
constructions are claimed to have greater
durability than layered/laminated designs,
allowing them to take more hits and endure
higher stress, yielding increased operating
life and less machine downtime.
The Rotomac® rotary is designed for ease of
use and superior performance in detecting
seam type defects in small diameter wire
and bar, including lines with continuous wire
operations such as drawing, spring-making,
parts forming, or in straight and cut.
Setting up distance compensation, a
critical feature for testing ovate wire,
is straightforward, and quick twist-on
bushings and dial in diameter adjustments
add to the convenient operation of this
rotary. MAC’s Multimac® eddy current
instrumentation, with two test channels,
completes the system.
Also featured will be the single channel,
compact, full feature Minimac® 55. This
versatile eddy current instrument includes
software controls for all functions including
phasing, filtering and sensitivity, all while
operating at speeds over 4,000 fpm.
SS Keir’s clamshell-style SplitShot air wipe
The more aerodynamic BackBone™ design
functions at lower power consumption and
higher TPM with improved wire quality and
a further reduction in bow breakage. Up to
40 percent less energy is used along with a
decrease in wire scrapped.
Keir Manufacturing Inc – USA
Website: www.keirmfg.com
Magnetic Analysis Corp
Booth: 11J14
The test results are displayed in full-color
polar and linear mode showing real time,
true waveform signals for easy review on
a separate on-site monitor or at remote
locations.
The track screen depicts the test product’s
length, with data on line speed, end
suppression, flaw tracking, piece count
and alarm routing.
WTG4560 white ink can be successfully This equates to over 25 percent reduction
printed from the alphaJET pico, using a in compressed air usage and an operating
42-micron nozzle.
life of years versus months.
Magnetic Analysis Corp will be introducing Linear strip charts and complete test data,
a new high-speed Rotomac® rotary eddy as well as an unlimited number of settings,
current tester, and will display the new can be stored, annotated and recalled
affordable Minimac® 55 high performance from a library on the internal storage device
or network.
eddy current instrument.
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When networked, multiple instruments can These coils and MAC‘s broad range of
share the same library to ensure correct encircling and sector test coils are available
settings in multiple test lines
for use with the Minimac® 55. Coil platforms,
including those with DC saturation for
Setup and monitoring can be handled testing magnetic material, are offered.
through a computer network, and reports
with customer, product information, defect Magnetic Analysis Corp – USA
location, time, amplitude and phase can Website: www.mac-ndt.com
be stored locally or on a network server for
Mathiasen Machinery
quick follow up and quality assurance.
Booth: 12A55
Used to find flaws such as laps, slivers and
cracks, and some subsurface defects, Mathiasen Machinery Inc (MMI) buys
Minimac 55 is well suited for dedicated, and sells used wire and cable machinery
continuous production line testing where internationally. Machinery is purchased for
simple setup, without constant operator inventory or it can be sold on an exclusive
basis. MMI has interest in locating individual
adjustment, is desirable.
machines, complete lines or entire plants.
Once optimum settings are set, a lockout
mode can prevent unauthorised changes. Consignments, warehousing, appraisals
and liquidation services are also offered.
®
Minimac 55 can also check continuity and MMI has buyers seeking all types of good
locate welds in single and multi-conductor quality used wire and cable machinery,
insulated wire and cable.
and serves the domestic and international
ferrous and non-ferrous wire machinery
markets. The booth will display photographs
of a wide variety of second hand
machinery. Customers are encouraged to
bring their surplus machinery list and photos
for evaluation.
Mathiasen Machinery Inc – USA
Website: www.mathiasen-machinery.com
Metal Forming Systems
SS The Minimac from Magnetic Analysis
MAC’s new ceramic long-life encircling
coils and bushings will also be featured.
The coils are especially effective for testing
critical wire applications without damaging
the material’s surface.
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provides a three-day intensive class on the
fundamentals of cold forging.
Nagform
is
a
unique
program
for
determining the forming sequence for cold
or hot forged and sheet metal formed
parts. It utilises forming rules and design
logic to create alternative ways of forming
a part.
• NagformSheet is a knowledge-based
software program for designing forming
sequences of sheet metal parts. It is also
available as a stand-alone program
for sheet metal parts or as an add-on
module to the Nagform program. Doing
this allows comparative studies of parts
that can be alternatively formed by
cold forging, as well as sheet metal
forming processes.
Reusable templates can be created for • Nagsim.2D is a bimetal version of the
Nagsim.2D FEA simulation program that
part families such as hex bolts, rivets and
simulates forming of two deformable
spark plugs. All the results can be exported
materials.
into various 2D/3D CAD programs.
Nagsim.2D
and
3D
are
FEA
forging
simulation programs for simulating cold,
warm and hot forging processes. These
programs predict the metal flow, formation
of laps, under-fill conditions, elastic stress in
the tools, load stroke curve, grain flow, etc.
The latest versions of Nagform and Nagsim
include many advanced features that
allow the user to design and validate
forming of complex parts.
SS NagformLite from Metal Forming Systems
Metal Forming Systems Inc – USA
Website: www.nagform.com
Recently developed products include:
• NagformLite is a lower-cost version Miltec
of the Nagform program. It has the Booth: 09E06-6
full modeling capability of Nagform
with the ability to create progression Miltec UV, a manufacturer of both arc and
designs manually. The program output microwave UV systems, will be featuring the
Booth: 15A45
includes part volume, surface area, release of the new Xtrema ECO UV system.
Metal Forming Systems Inc (MFSI) develops
and supplies process design software and
finite element analysis simulation software
calculations and 2D/3D CAD drawings.
for the metal forming industry. It also
component library are also available.
forming strains, forming load, pressure The patented Xtrema ECO is claimed to be
the first significant UV curing advancement
Templates of most IFI standard parts, in over 30 years and is designed specifically
SolidWorks/STEP interface and tooling for the optical fiber, wire, coloring and FRP
coating markets.
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Optical fiber manufacturers continually
pursue new ways to increase line speeds
and efficiency while reducing operating
costs, and Xtrema ECO is one solution.
Miltec has partnered with industry leaders
to gain advancements in optical fiber UV
solutions.
curing, with lower heat output for cooler
fiber temperature.”
All Miltec systems incorporate very high
peak irradiance technology to provide
customers with improved manufacturing
productivity,
enhanced
end-product
quality, reduced energy and maintenance
Its optics provide more UV output costs, and additional operational savings
concentrated at the fibre. The Xtrema ECO associated with UV chemistry and long-term
system is designed to provide faster line system reliability.
speeds and easy maintenance, reducing
For over 26 years the company has
line downtime.
continued to innovate, develop and
high-performance
arc
and
With significant energy and operating support
savings, eg increased draw tower microwave UV curing systems, both
production speeds, the result is an domestically and globally, serving more
attractive return on investment for new than 30 diverse manufacturing market
segments. It provides custom-designed
lines, or replacing existing equipment.
UV systems, a wide range of replacement
consumable parts, service and support
teams, and a testing lab.
Miltec UV – USA
Website: www.miltec.com
Nano-Diamond America
SS The new Xtrema EVO UV system from Miltec
Booth: 11B03
“This year’s wire show provides the perfect
platform and audience for the introduction
Nano-Die America’s sole purpose is to bring
of our ground-breaking new technology,”
a special application of nanotechnology
said Miltec president Bob Blandford.
and coating technology to the benefit of
the cable and wire industry.
“The Xtrema UV system can be easily
retrofitted to enhance or replace existing The Nano-Die™ utilises what is claimed to
equipment and is designed with the be the hardest, smoothest configuration
flexibility to meet your growing needs.
of nanocrystalline diamond on the die
market today. The company continues to
Targeted, advanced optics concentrate expand and supply throughout over 50
UV output, delivering effective, efficient countries by offering solutions in innovative,
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new-generation compacting and drawing efficiencies and savings for profit-minded
dies.
wire and cable manufacturers.
Led by Christopher Thornton, the company
will continue on its mission, bringing the
benefit of this technology to wire and
cable markets worldwide. The Nano team
took part in wire South America in Brazil last
year and will be at wire 2016 in April. The
company is currently recruiting new team
members to take the business to a new
level in the coming years.
NDC will be introducing the latest addition
to the AccuScan 6000 Series 4-axis diameter
gauge family: the new AccuScan 6050.
Like the AccuScan 6012 gauge which was
released last year, the AccuScan 6050
provides a comprehensive measurement
coverage
around
the
product’s
circumference to instantly detect changes
in product diameter.
The AccuScan 6050 measures products
up to 50mm, while the AccuScan 6012
measures products up to 12mm.
Both gauges perform ultra-fast diameter
and ovality measurements at 9,600 scans
Nano-Diamond America is planning to per second and are claimed to offer the
expand its shaped die capacity from simple highest single-scan accuracy in the industry,
shapes to more sophisticated shapes.
with single-scan repeatability down to 2
micron with the AccuScan 6050 and down
This will enable shaped wire manufacturers to 1 micron with the AccuScan 6012.
to obtain better control of the shape and
better finish on the wire, as well as longer In addition, both gauges improve ovality
die life compared to the TC dies that are accuracy up to 100 per cent and provide
commonly used.
the highest flaw detection accuracy with
25 percent improvement over three-axis
Nano-Diamond America Inc – USA
measurement methods.
SS Nano-Dies from Nano-Diamond America
Website: www.nano-die.com
NDC Technologies
Booth: 11D68
NDC Technologies will exhibit the latest
Beta LaserMike products for in-process
dimensional monitoring and automated
quality cable testing. The new line-up
delivers higher accuracies, production
The new DCM SCS-700 efficiently tests
Cat 5e/6/6a cables to 700MHz and offers
a low-frequency option to test cables
down to 100Hz. Dual-frequency testing
is performed with a single connection to
significantly reduce set-up and testing time.
Automated four-pair switching platform
enables operators to perform cable testing
in less than three minutes. Easy-to-use
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testing software offers complete test • LaserSpeed®
length
management and reporting capabilities.
measurement system
and
speed
NDC Technologies – USA
Website: www.ndc.com/betalasermike
Paramount Die Company
Booth: 10B38
Paramount Die is more than just a
die company, with its sales engineers
averaging over 20 years of experience in
the wire industry. In addition to helping its
customers with their die needs, Paramount
offers expertise in all areas of the wire
drawing process.
SS The new AccuScan 6050 and 6012
In addition, the next generation of process
controllers will be previewed at the show. Several wire industry trends have shaped
the company’s development over the
The new InControl™ system brings an
past five years. Perhaps the most dramatic
advanced level of graphical user interface,
has been the ever-growing trend for wire
functionality and ease of use to operators
drawers to outsource their finished die
for increased productivity.
requirements.
Other products on display include:
This shift has caused wire drawers to
become somewhat more dependent on
die suppliers, placing great pressure on
• New LN Series three-axis lump and the company to increase capacity for die
neckdown detectors
finishing, to reduce finished die costs, and
• Latest high-speed AccuScan 5000 Series
two-axis diameter and ovality gauges
• Innovative
LayScan
measurement system
lay
length
to improve lead times.
• CenterScan eccentricity measurement Realising these trends and consistently
aiming to meet customers’ needs,
system
Paramount has been able to reduce die
• Preheaters and spark testers
costs in two ways. The first is by standardising
• CapScan capacitance measurement on cost-effective carbide inserts.
system
• SRL Pro structural return loss prediction The second is by improving quality and
increasing capacity through automation.
software
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Many of the company’s highly automated
machines run on lights-out operation,
meaning that they will continue to produce
as long as there is raw material being fed
into the system.
Rad-Con
Booth: 09506-5
Rad-Con is a designer and manufacturer
of Bell type furnaces for spheroidize
annealing of wire rod for the production
The automated production equipment of cold-heading quality wires (CHQ). Many
combines high volume speed and of the largest fastener manufacturers are
efficiency with accuracy and repeatability. using Rad-Con equipment.
Because of its investment in immediately
available inventory, average lead times The company is headquartered in the USA,
have been reduced from three weeks to
and operates globally, with more than 75
less than a few days.
percent of turnover outside America. It
As the company continues to grow globally
as a high volume producer of carbide
drawing dies, it becomes very important for
it to continually invest in new manufacturing
technology.
specializes in one type of Bell type furnace,
one type of process annealing, and has
very specific knowledge in spheroidizing
while producing a clean surface that is free
of decarburization.
Paramount is also a supplier of eco-friendly
products to the wire industry as its die
design allows the carbide insert to be easily
recycled.
Thousands of kilograms of used inserts
are returned to Paramount each year to
be graded, sorted and transformed into
good-as-new condition.
The company will exhibit a full line of wire
drawing dies and related equipment.
Products featured include the TR-Series
carbide drawing inserts, shape dies,
extrusion dies, polycrystalline diamond
dies, ParaLoc™ pressure and non-pressure
holders, as well as accessories.
SS Annealing from Rad-Con
Rad-Con supplies capital equipment and
software, along with related services, to
manufacturers in need of a high-quality
batch annealing process that is part of their
manufacturing of hot and cold reduced
strip and wire metal coils.
Paramount Die Company – USA
The bell-type batch annealing furnace
(BAF) uses a protective atmosphere of 100
Website: www.paradie.com
percent hydrogen, and it also increases
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efficiencies of existing annealing facilities
through software models.
These properties, the surface finish
specifications and critical dimensions that
are important to making the best wire
The company’s worldwide references and at the lowest cost are guaranteed by a
global reach were recognized by the US rigorous quality program.
Commerce Department in 2010 with the
Presidential E-Award.
The Izory products on the booth will include
rod rings, step cones, multi-wire rolls, spooler
Rad-Con Inc – USA
guides, enameling dies, annealer pulleys,
Website: www.rad-con.com
air wipes and eyelets.
Refractron
Refractron – USA
Booth: 09D06-3
Website: www.refractron.com
Are you willing to benchmark your ceramic
or carbide supplier for their impact on your
wire quality, operational efficiency and
total costs? Refractron works with wire
manufacturers every day to help them
improve the performance of their critical
components by providing precise, reliable,
zirconia-based ceramics and ceramic–
metal assemblies.
RichardsApex
Booth: 09F06-05
RichardsApex, a global manufacturer
of wet lubricants for wire drawing
and hot-rolling applications, provides
semi-synthetic and synthetic compounds
for wet drawing of non-ferrous and ferrous
wire as well as protective coatings,
cleaners, corrosion inhibitors and oil-form
lubricants for all non-ferrous and ferrous
alloys for both wire and tube applications.
Its featured magnesia stabilised zirconia,
Izory®, is proven and specified by some
of the most recognisable names in wire
manufacturing.
Its core products can be made at all of the
company’s manufacturing locations in the
USA, Europe, Australia and Mexico. With
over 114 years of history, RichardsApex
SS An example of the Izory products that will be on
has an established global sales network to
display
service customers throughout the world,
The USA factory in New York is ISO 9001:2008 including on-site support and technical
certified. It includes the critical equipment sales assistance.
to make Izory from raw powders. The
powder
processing
expertise
and The company has subsidiaries located in
proprietary firing cycle allows its engineers both the UK (RichardsApex Europe) and
and scientists to ensure Izory has the best Australia (RichardsApex AustralAsia), and
material properties.
representatives in Canada, China, Greece,
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India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, In-line wire drawing provides numerous
Peru, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand, benefits for fastener and wire products
Turkey, Venezuela and Vietnam, with many industries, including:
other countries serviced by the subsidiaries • Lower material costs: By using hot-rolled
rod (for any wire diameter 0.218˝
and representatives.
(5.5mm) and larger and/or semi-finished
wire against bright basic
RichardsApex Inc – USA
• Utilize just-in-time inventory: An in-line
wire drawer at the point of wire
consumption is the ultimate in JIT
Rockford Manufacturing Group
inventory management. By careful
Booth: 15H41
selection of parent diameters and
drawing many different sizes from a
Rockford Manufacturing Group (RMG),
few stock sizes, inventory dollars can be
Fastener Engineers and Lewis Machine’s
reduced
integrated in-line wire processing solutions
are the epitome of lean manufacturing. • Provide exact diameter control: An
in-line wire drawer provides the perfect
Customers
quickly
realise
reduced
diameter at the point of use, consistently,
inventory, improved productivity, greater
eliminating any coil-to-coil variation.
flexibility and reduced total cost.
Consistent volume control depends
upon exact diameter control
Website: www.richardsapex.com
• Improve metal formability: Freshly
drawn wire is easier to form and the
heat generated by the drawing process
improves the cold forming process.
Many difficult cold-headed specials
cannot be produced without utilising a
wire drawer
• Improve tooling life: Parts produced using
freshly drawn wire require less forming
force, thereby improving tooling life.
In addition, consistent volume control
means consistent heading tonnage
which, in turn, consumes fewer tools
• Improved
wire
surface
conditions:
The surface of wire drawn in-line has
no chance to oxidize or deteriorate.
SS The Model 500 in-line wire drawer
Additionally, the quality, type and
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amount of wire lubricant can easily be Spirka Schnellflechter and Wardwell
controlled in the production process
Braiding
• Eliminate short feeds before they Booth: 09B33
occur: RMG’s Autodraw speed control
system matches the consumption rate The Type DF braiding machines are used
of the production machine. All tension for screening of coaxial cables and other
is removed from the feed rolls. Also, conductors and cables with copper or
Startgard, Slipgard and Tanglegard galvanized steel wires in a diameter range
sense any problem with the process and of 0.05 to 0.3mm. The DF 16 A on display will
stop the production machine before a be configured for braiding of fine wires in
range of 4x.05mm.
shortfeed occurs
• Eliminate wire kinks: Wire drawn in-line
is always smooth and straight with a
natural cast and with no kinks
• Increase overall performance: When • Optional energy and temperature
considering
the
improvements
measuring system
associated with an RMG machine it is
• Optional remote control and diagnostic
easy to understand why a header line
system
utilising an RMG in-line wire drawer will
outperform a header line that does not • Upgraded empty bobbin detection
system
in both cost and consistency of product
The machine will be presented with
options for pay-off and take-up to
demonstrate the flexibility of the system
for different application ranges and cable
specifications.
This braiding line offers a wide range
of applications and increased flexibility
in screening processes. The integrated
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The Wardwell RS 16 is suited for braiding
of super fine wire as small as 0.02mm
(52awg). The RS 16 reduces the footprint
of traditional lever arm machines by 30 per
cent, allowing a more efficient use of floor
space.
Rockford Manufacturing Group – USA
concentric
Website: www.rmgfelm.com
regulation for precise pre-setting of tape
taper
features
optimized
A new halogen-free flame-retardant (HFFR)
compound for fiber optic cable provides
excellent flame retardance while exhibiting
significantly lower post-extrusion shrinkage
than similar compounds with comparable
flame properties.
The new product will be among those
featured by Teknor Apex on its booth.
This will also be demonstrated with a new
control system, which provides the following
features and advantages to customers:
• Employ any coil size or weight: An RMG
• New generation of PLC, HMI and drives
wire drawer does all the work of turning
the coil and unwrapping the wire, • Optimized and user-friendly operating
system
thereby eliminating the load on the
feed rolls, regardless of coil size
• Expanded pitch range
The in-line wire processing equipment is
used by many manufacturing processes
including fastener production, nail making,
wire bending, concrete products, steel bar
processing, welded wire products, screw
machine parts and wire straightening and
cutting. On display will be the Model 500
in-line wire drawer.
tensions and a harmonized brake system Teknor Apex
for fine tuning.
Booth: 09E06-1
Halguard® 58625 compound has a UL-94
flammability rating of V-0 and an oxygen
index of 50 percent, while exhibiting
post-extrusion linear shrinkage of only two
percent. The new product is an addition
SS The DF 16 A braiding machine from Spirka
Schnellflechter
to the Halguard family of compounds
providing an economical alternative
New applications require new approaches. to premium grades because of their
The RS 16 braids super fine wire over cables,
innovative flame-retardant formulation.
mandrels and tubes such as mini coaxial
cables, micro coaxial cables, special
Low shrinkage is especially desirable in
cables and medical catheters.
fiber optic applications because it reduces
This machine is equipped with all standard the degree of stress imposed on the
features, including pay-off and take-up for sensitive optical fibers during post-extrusion
DIN 355 reels, and offers additional options: temperature cycling and over time during
• Braiding pattern 1 x 1
end use. A low-shrinkage grade introduced
• Multiple pay-off and take-up options
in 2015, Halguard 58620, exhibits a Shore
Spirka Schnellflechter – Germany
The
Website: www.spirka-schnellflechter.com
58625 compound for cable used in mass
Wardwell Braiding – USA
transit, data centers, cell towers and other
Website: www.wardwell.com
infrastructure applications. For outdoor
D hardness of 54 and shrinkage of 1.3 per
• Empty bobbin detector with positioning
cent, with a UL-94 flammability rating of V-1
system
and oxygen index of 40 per cent.
• Longitudinal tape attachment
company
recommends
Halguard
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uses, the new product exhibits good sunlight Wire & Plastic Machinery
resistance when tested per UL-1581.
Booth: 09E20
“Halguard 58625 compound costs less
than comparable premium materials while
exhibiting little compromise in performance
properties,” said David Braun, wire and
cable industry manager for the vinyl
division.
search
and
with
pictures.
detailed
specifications
Worldwide
experienced basis by the advanced electronic control
personnel will be available to assist in
As a reseller of high quality second hand
wire, cable and optical fiber manufacturing
The operator is not responsible for making
your application and process.
manual adjustments to the brush pressure;
Wire & Plastic Machinery Group – USA
therefore the brusher will produce a
Website: www.wireandplastic.com
consistently cleaned wire rod.Additionally,
when the wire brushes need replacement
Machines are offered from individual
components to complete lines and can
be delivered immediately from eight USA
(typically after processing 300 tons of
Wire Lab Company
wire rod) the control system will shut
Booth: 10H42
down the Wilco brusher while illuminating
locations, or completely reconditioned by
an in-house engineering team.
system.
selecting the most suitable equipment for
equipment, Wire & Plastic Machinery has a
large selection of in-stock machinery.
automatically maintained on a real-time
Wire
Lab
Company
comprehensive
descaling
line
machinery
manufactures
of
a
mechanical
for
steel
wire
an indicator lamp communicating the
machine’s condition and that the brushes
need replacement.
producers, allowing customers to put in
place the Wilco mechanical descaling
system which most closely matches their
wire-drawing requirement.
Wire Lab will be displaying its Model 1250
SS Inventory located at WPMC’s warehouse in
Wadesboro, North Carolina, USA
Wire
&
Plastic
comprehensive
Machinery
range
of
over
automatic brush descaling system that
has
a
30,000
machines in stock for all aspects of
SS Property data of the new compound
non-ferrous wire and cable production.
“It is the newest member of a series of HFFR
compounds developed by Teknor Apex The company will be showcasing pictures,
to meet a range of customer needs while
video and an interactive presentation of its
providing lower-cost alternatives to other
inventory offering.
Halguard and competing HFFR products in
general-purpose applications.”
An enclosed meeting room will be available
The new compound is available worldwide.
72
for detailed private project discussions.
Teknor Apex – USA
Booth
Website: www.teknorapex.com
web-enabled stations for a live product
visitors
will
have
access
to
allows users to convert wire rod of various
qualities into bright drawn wire.
The Wilco automatic rod brushing machine
incorporates into the descaling process
eight circular wire brushes which are
positioned around the rod circumference
and aggressively clean the rod surface of
secondary scale and red rust, which are
detrimental to producing high quality wire
products.
SS The 1250 automatic brush descaling system
Additional models of Wilco descaling
systems
are
available
from
basic,
non-aggressive systems to its full-featured
automatic brush descaling system with
lubricant pre-coating.
Unique to the Wilco wire-brushing machine Wire Lab Company – USA
is the pressure of all wire brushes being
Website: www.wirelab.com
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Flexible MV cable
&
PRODUCTS
MACHINES
TECHNOLOGY
67GHz. Designed for use as VNA test port
extenders, these highly durable and flexible
TPC Wire & Cable Corp has launched a test cables are designed to withstand the
new power cable, designed to simplify rigors of test lab use in constantly flexed
installation in medium voltage applications. testing situations.
Super-Trex® type MV-105 flexible medium
voltage single-conductor power cable uses Pasternack’s new cables are said to have
a flexible braid shield system, allowing the excellent electrical properties, including low
installer to easily maneuver the cable into VSWR of 1.3:1 at 50GHz and 1.4:1 at 67GHz,
place by hand. Flexibility is achieved using and good phase stability with flexure of ±6°
rope-bunched, compressed, tin-coated at 50GHz with the 2.4mm connectors and
±8° at 67GHz using 1.85mm connectors.
copper conductors within an insulation
Braided stainless steel armoring surrounds
shield created by the combination of
the coax for a rugged, but flexible, cable
an extruded semi-conductive layer, a
with a flex life exceeding 100,000 cycles.
semi-conductive tape, and a flexible braid
shield of tinned copper and nylon.
With a 5kV to 15kV voltage range and 133
percent insulation level, ratings for the new
cable render it optimal for use in wet or
dry locations in approved raceways and
underground ducts, and in cable trays or
for direct burial applications when installed
in accordance with NEC guidelines. The
cable is listed to UL standard 1072 and
carries an FT4/IEEE 1202 flame rating.
Resistant to sunlight and oil, it also passes a
–40ºC cold bend test.
“We’re excited to deliver this product to
customers, many of whom are familiar
with our type SH medium voltage cable,
but specifically require a medium voltage
cable with a type MV approval,” said Dave
Sedivy, senior product manager at TPC.
“Our type MV-105 is extremely flexible and
it’s going to make the installation process
quick, easy, and cost-effective for the
end-user.”
SS The new cables from Pasternack
The rugged stainless steel 2.4mm and
1.85mm connectors provide up to 5,000
mating cycles when attached with proper
care. A swept right angle connector option
allows these cables to fit in tight spaces,
and in many cases can reduce the length
of cable required.
Get creative
Pasternack has released an upgrade of
Cables pass the flex test
its Cable Creator™ online tool. The new
version allows the user to design and
Pasternack has launched a new line of customize special cable configurations and
flexible VNA test cables, rated to 50GHz or to purchase the design without the need to
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wait for a quote from the company’s sales
team.
Paper, “Medium voltage hydrocarbon fire
resistant cable for oil and gas application”.
Developed with a modernized look and
feel, Cable Creator enables engineers
and buyers to quickly and easily create
customized RF cable assemblies to meet
their specifications from any combination
of compatible connectors and cables.
Designers can choose from over 1,300
connector types and 115 different coaxial
cables.
General Cable’s original Genfire HCF range
was launched in September 2015. The
range is designed to improve safety and
passive fire protection in the oil industry and
also allows cost savings in the engineering
and construction processes.
Steve Ellis, interconnect product manager
at Pasternack, said: “Our new and improved
Cable Creator now provides the purchasing
simplicity and convenience our customers
have come to expect when placing their
online orders.”
In the event of a fire in a petrochemical
facility, the electrical systems which
supply the critical areas (water pumps,
control rooms, processing equipment,
ventilation, sprinklers, alarms) must remain
in operation, as they are vital for the safety
of the complex. Genfire HCF cables, with
DNV-GL certification, are manufactured
with the most resistant materials, exceeding
the strictest international standards on
fire-resistant cables. They are therefore
suitable to improve the safety of oil
companies, as they remain in operation
even under extreme fire conditions, as
defined in the new revision of NEK TS
606:2016.
For when the going gets tough
Reeling in - and out
Cable Creator also builds a unique product
page, which provides the customer
with a part number, pricing, and a
build-of-materials (BOM) datasheet. The
user simply adds the design to the online
shopping cart to purchase the assembly.
General Cable has announced a solution
for the new demands of the new standard,
NEK TS 606:2016. The 2016 revision makes
greater demands in relation to materials
and resistance to oils, in addition to
incorporating flexible conductors as an
option, and dictates the resistance of
cables under extreme fire conditions with
the presence of hydrocarbons. As a result,
General Cable has expanded its Genfire
HCF range, incorporating low voltage,
instrumentation and medium voltage
cables.
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The Eraser Company Inc offers reelers and
dereelers in sizes and styles to suit a range
of applications.
Eraser’s DE600 is a versatile manual unit
that can accommodate reel sizes up to 15″
wide, 29″ in diameter and weighing up to
200lb. An adjustable friction clutch assembly
prevents overruns when dereeling material.
turns the shaft at a constant speed of
57.5rpm and can handle reels of material
weighing up to 75lb. The DE600M gives the
option for manual reeling and dereeling
when desired.
relief. Up to 24 RJ45 Category 6A keystone
modules can be snapped into the frame.
The vertically offset (staggered) openings
ensure effective prevention of alien
crosstalk between the unshielded cables.
Adjustable cones and dog allow the use
of reels with arbor holes from 3/4″ to 2-1/8″
inner diameter on both units.
Lock and hold
10Gb cabling system
Originally developed for the food industries,
the Uhing-easylock® clamping system
is now used for production processes
using winders or coilers, in the wire and
cable industries. The axially displaceable
Uhing-easylock features a clamping ring
which, when subjected to axial tensioning
forces, tilts on the shaft and engages with
it. The locking effect is proportional to the
tensioning force.
Datwyler has developed a continuous
unshielded class EA cabling system. The
system solution comprises CU 692 4P
symmetrical data cable, the KU Plus 1/8
RJ45 module, the KU 24x-sg patch panel,
and Cat 6A (IEC) RJ45 patch cables. The
system is said to achieve transmission rates
In packaging processes the Uhing-easylock
of up to 10Gbit/s.
holds and locks roll cores of foils or other
The CU 692 4P is an unshielded twisted-pair materials, and can be used to quickly adjust
cable (U/UTP) of 8.5mm external diameter. material guides. The clamping module can
This AWG23 cable meets all the international be operated without tools, and changing
standard requirements of a Category 6A the clamping module is quick and easy
(500MHz) product, with high attenuation using only one hand.
reserves and good tensile strength.
The KU Plus 1/8 RJ45 module has a robust
flame retardant plastic enclosure with a
dust protection flap. In conjunction with
unshielded Category 6A data cables it
allows acceptance testing for class EA
permanent links with spare capacity for
10GbE transmissions. Both module and
cable also meet the requirements for PoE+.
The lightweight, ergonomicallydesigned
clamping module, generating high locking
forces on a plain shaft, is available in ten
sizes for shaft diameters between 10mm and
40mm. It is suitable for static applications
and for driven shafts with unmachined
surfaces. The clamping module with
integrated positive release is available for
shaft diameters between 25mm and 40mm.
The motorized DE600M can easily reel
wire or cable without operator fatigue, or
quickly dereel large amounts of wires or
General Cable has also published a White cables without pulling. The 1/6 HP motor
The KU 24x-sg patch panel is an unshielded The required surface hardness of the shaft is
19″/1U panel of flame retardant plastic at least 55 HRC for a surface roughness Ra
with a metal front and integrated strain of 0.2µm – 0.4µm.
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Sikora............................................................................................. 16
The Wire Association International, Inc.............................. 12
Zumbach ........................................................................................ 2
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Accurate Wire Inc 31
AFL 24
Allied Wire & Cable 27
Bekaert
19, 33
Cambodia Fiber Optic Communication Network 35
Ceylon Electricity Board 36
Cicoil 13
Commercial Metals Co 21
Datwyler 77
Docomo Pacific Inc 37
Dominion Cables 38
Dynawave 14
Eraser Company Inc 76
General Cable 76
Gerdau Long Steel North America 21
Hillyard Industries 15
Huawei Marine Networks 38
HyalRoute Group 35
Jersey Central Power & Light 9
J-Power Systems Corporation
36
KC Industrie Srl 30
Light Brigade 24
LTL Projects 36
Luvata 31
Mitsubishi Corporation 36
NEC Corporation 37
Nemo Link 31
NeST institute of fiber optic technology 24
Nexans 36
Nippon Steel 37
nkt cables 32
NTT Docomo Inc 37
OFS 22
Ooredoo Maldives 38
Orange Group 29
Orange Marine 29
Pasternack 75
Primetals Technologies 39
Prysmian Group 32
QED Wire Lines 25
Samsung C&T 36
Siemens 31
Southwire 17
SP Energy Networks 30
Spark 39
Sumitomo Metal Corporation 37
Telstra 39
TPC Wire & Cable Corp 75
USEI 23
Vodafone 39
WireCo World Group 15
WMATA 11
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