EoW July 2008

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Chain making machines are an important part of business for Vitari SpA. The company manufactures machines for ornamental chains, welded and un- welded; welded chains for agricultural and industrial use; snow chains; alloy steel chains for the mining industry and lifting systems. Various models of bending machines are produced, in one or three bending stages, and also two lines of welding machines for chains from ø2.0mm to 26mm.

Machines for making all types of chainss ▲ ▲

diameter and material can be stored in the PLC of the machine Vitari SpA – Italy Fax : +39 035 528 999

The welding is completed in medium frequency (1,000 Hz) which enables the perfect control of all welding phases. All welding parameters for each specific alloy steel chain

Email : vitari@vitari.com Website : www.vitari.com

Induction heating technology

ATE Applicazioni TermoElettroniche was founded in1987. Combining in-depth experience in the fields of industrial electronics, static energy conversion and electric heating for various industrial applications, ATE has become well-known as a manufacturer of induction heating systems. S p e c i a l i s a t i o n , innovation and

An ATE system installed for Buehler ▲ ▲

ATE induction heating systems include heating plant and thermal treatment of wires, bars, tubes and steel strips; melting furnaces for ferrous and non ferrous metals and precious alloys and induction heating systems for hot assembling ATE Applicazioni TermoElettroniche Srl – Italy Fax : +39 0444 406434 Email : info@ate.it Website : www.ate.it

continuous investment in research and technology are applied to the entire process, from internal organisation to customer service, and are the underlying and guiding principles of ATE Applicazioni TermoElettroniche's business. ATE’s aim is to respond to new challenges, to develop new applications which satisfy the most demanding customers, accompanying them from the initial study right through to commissioning and during the entire useful life of the system.

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EuroWire – July 2008