EoW November 2010

Wire & Cable India 2010

18 th – 20 th November

conductors while maintaining optimum performance. These characteristics are now being adopted by other applications, such as in the automotive industry. FSP-one has been present in India for over 15 years. To further its development in India and to o er improved service, FSP-one now has a location in Vietnam, Hi Tech Wires Asia (HWA). The company is manufacturing FSP-one conductors, as well as the EDM wires of its mother company, Thermocompact. FSP-one – France Fax : +33 4 78 32 39 19 Email : sales@fsp-one.com Website : http://en.thermocompact.com/ our-products/hi-tech-wires

Ideal-Werk/Cli ord Welding Systems Stand B1A

H Folke Sandelin AB (HFSAB) Stand C1

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Ideal-Werk of Germany and Cli ord Welding Systems of South Africa will have a combined stand. Cli ord manufactures a comprehensive range of mesh processing machines, covering high production reinforcing lines, quick change-over engineering mesh lines, precision o -coil mesh lines, ne mesh welders, grating and special application welders. Ideal specialises in the development and manufacture of wire mesh welding machines for industrial mesh and fences, jig welders for wire articles and butt welding machines for all branches of the wire and cable industry. Machines are designed and built to ensure exibility and short set-up times. High performance, burr-free and reduced weld sparking, quick change-over units and exibility o ers the user a con- siderable reduction of welding cost and down times.

For over fty years, H Folke Sandelin AB (HFSAB) has been a worldwide supplier of continuous lead extrusion equipment for trouble free lead sheathing of cables. The latest design of lead extruder is horizontal, oor standing, easy to install and maintain, fully automatic, and said to be extremely reliable.

Guanbiao Electrical Machinery Co Ltd Stand G12

Horizontal lead extruder, developed by HFSAB

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Guanbiao Electrical Machinery Co Ltd specialises in manufacturing wire and cable machinery, including large rod and ne wire drawing machines o ering an output size of wire from 3mm to 0.025mm.

A state-of-the-art control system enables continuous operation for weeks with little or no variation in temperatures and wall thickness or concentricity. The lead wall thickness can be kept to a minimum with corresponding savings in lead. A range of die blocks is available to cover an extensive diameter range of 6mm to 225mm (over lead), and a range of melting pots are available for 10, 18 and 35 tonne capacities. Additional equipment includes the cable repair and recovery system, CRRS, which can remove individual layers, such as the outer jacket, lead sheath or triple layer XLPE insulation, without causing damage to the layer below. This enables the outer jacket, lead sheath or triple layer XLPE to be re-applied and the cable repaired or to be scrapped in its “bright” form. H Folke Sandelin AB also supplies second hand, fully refurbished lead extruders and provides a full after-sales service. H Folke Sandelin AB (HFSAB) will be co- exhibiting with Nieho of India Pvt Ltd.

Cli ord grating welding line

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New, user-friendly graphical interfaces enable process reliability even with non-skilled operators.

Copper and alloy wire lines

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Guanbiao Electrical machines can be used to produce copper, CCA, CCS or aluminium wire and magaluma wire. Guanbiao Electrical Machinery is certi ed ISO9001: 2008. The company has a sales and service network at home and abroad, with distributors in India, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea and Lebanon. Guanbiao Electrical Machinery Co Ltd – China Fax : +86 769 8892 0895 Email : info@guanbiao.com Website : www.guanbiao.com

Ideal-Werk – Germany Website : www.ideal-werk.com Cli ordWelding Systems – South Africa Website : www.cli eng.com

InnoVites India Stand A20

H Folke Sandelin AB (HFSAB) – Sweden Fax : +46 141 203639 Email : hfsab@hfsab.com Website : www.hfsab.com

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