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including in-line cabling and packaging; and auxiliary equipment including payoffs, take-ups, taping, binders, yarn servers, capstans and caterpillers. Roteq will custom engineer solutions for unique product challenges.

rigid cage and drum twisters for ribbon, loose tube and tight buffer cables

Roteq Machinery Inc – Canada Website: www.roteqmachinery.com

SACO AEI Polymers Stand: 11E42

SACO AEI Polymers is part of a global conglomerate of companies owned by AESSE Investments Ltd, a private holding company that provides integrated upper management and financial supervision to its group of companies. SACO AEI Polymers is a customer-driven compounder offering polymer solutions to customers in Europe, Asia, MENA, Latin America and North America. The company focuses on optimising quality, driving efficiency, and adding value to its customers’ products. It delivers value to customers by developing and manufacturing a full range of thermoplastic and thermoset compounds, additives and catalyst masterbatches for the wire and cable, building and construction, pipe and tubing and speciality markets. Its product solutions are commercially available off-the-shelf. The compounds include brands such as Thermodan ® , Pexidan ® HF and Pexidan ® .

S S Roteq will exhibit its capabilities and developments in stranding technology

Featured on the stand will be: • Roteq’s next-generation V16 strip armouring machine, with improvements in operator experience and reduced maintenance • Roll forming of compact aluminium conductors in-line with the stranding process, allowing a range of conductors to be stranded fromone round input wire size (SIW). This reduces work-in-process inventory and improves productivity • S/Z cabling technology for high speed cabling for control and instrumentation, fire alarm and similar cables, with the ability to cable from stems and output onto any size reel • Optical fibre stranding using planetary,

Of particular importance for industry demands are knowledge and expertise

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