EuroWire July 2019

Corporate News

AT Interwire, Wardwell Braiding offered a sneak peak of its new 24-carrier Maypole-style braiding machine. The braiding machine has an independently driven capstan instead of changing gears to vary the pitch. It also features a driven wind-up mechanism for reels with a flange diameter of up to 14", which is rarely used on Maypole-style units. These two features make the B10 a test machine that combines versatility and low cost. Furthermore, the braiding machine works best in a laboratory environment or an R&D environment because users can test run materials or the size of products. Wardwell Braiding Co – USA Website : www.wardwell.com Technology on show fromWindak The Windak Group, together with Axjo Group, exhibited at the recent Interwire exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, and this gave the company an opportunity to showcase its products and technologies. Also on display were the latest Windak-Axjo solutions and the combined 360° concept; and a wide range of Windak machines plus Axjo spools. Its show-machine – the QuickPac QP400-S_9.0 – was sold on the second day of the show. Sneak peek of new braiding machine ▲ ▲ The Wardwell B10 Maypole-style braiding machine

Windak Group – USA Website : www.windakgroup.com

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