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At the forefront of the market, when it comes to the development and manu- facture of cable uids and compounds for the energy (and telecommunications) sector, is the H&R Group which has worked for over half a century with some of the industry’s key energy cable manufacturers. The range of cable uids and compounds has been developed around the speci c needs and requirements of manufacturers reacting to these market trends and include dielectric uids for high voltage AC paper insulated cables; impregnating compounds for medium voltage AC paper insulated cables; bitumen-based ooding compounds for bonding and corrosion protection of cable armouring wires; super-absorbent polymers for water blocking applications; and conductor sealing products for XLPE cables. These compounds have the added bene t of o ering excellent adhesive properties and superior exibility at low temperatures. In addition, the H&R Group o ers cable manufacturers a range of plasticisers and waxes with di erent viscosities and compositions to suit a wide variety of applications.

NPCCA (nickel plated copper clad aluminium) and SPCCA (silver plated copper clad aluminium) have been especially developed for the aircraft industry by FSP-one. This new generation of conductors are now available as standard industrial products and are already being used by Airbus in di erent programmes on the A350 and A380. The CCA conductor o ers a competitive advantage over to the classic copper conductors. This allows the reduction of more than half the weight of cable while keeping optimum performance. These excellent performances are now moving to other applications. FSP-one has had a presence in Russia for about 20 years and is a recognised partner on the Russian markets. It has proven to be a dynamic and innovative company and is ready to move forward with its customers and the markets to provide the best service, quality and e ciency. FSP-one SAS – France Website : www.fsp-one.com

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The cables market has made great strides in terms of technology since the rst mass impregnated medium voltage cables became commercially available in 1895. Today the global cables market is estimated to have a value of $98.2 billion, with the Asia Paci c region accounting for 62.5 per cent of this. Market trends indicate that there is a move towards better transmission with lesser resources, requiring improvements in both core conductor and assembly technologies. Additionally the global push towards the development of alternative energy sources has acted as a catalyst for the diversi cation of the cable and wire market meaning further challenges for both manufacturers and suppliers. These trends have meant that cable manufacturers are now looking to suppliers who can o er a full portfolio of materials developed with the market needs moving forward.

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wire Russia – Krasnaya Presnya Expo fairgrounds, Moscow, Russia 12 th -15 th May 2015

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