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extrusion equipment and know-how for lead sheathing of cables, providing a moisture barrier.

This enables the outer jacket, lead sheath or triple-layer XLPE to be re-applied and the cable repaired. Even if the cable is going to be scrapped, the metal price differences for insulated or uninsulated cables are large, and the equipment would have a very short pay- back period if the metals are scrapped in their ‘bright’ form. HFSAB is able to provide upgrades, a full and extensive after-sales service, know- how, fully trained and experienced technician support and spare parts.

S S The 5960 extruder from H Folke Sandelin

The latest design lead extruder is horizontal, floor standing, easy to install andmaintain, fully automatic, reliable and with a modern control system, enabling continuous operation for weeks with little or no variation in temperatures and wall thickness/concentricity. The lead wall thickness can be kept to a minimum with corresponding savings in lead. A range of die blocks are available to cover an extensive diameter range of 6mm to 190mm (over lead), and a range of melting pots are available for 10, 18, 35 and 60 tonne capacities. Additional equipment includes the cable repair and recovery system CRRS, which has the possibility of removing individual layers, such as the outer jacket, lead sheath or triple-layer XLPE insulation, without causing any damage to the subsequent layer below.

H Folke Sandelin AB – Sweden Website: www.hfsab.com

iiM AG Booth: 1566

iiM AG stands for innovative and high quality products in the field of optical metrology as well as LED lighting systems for machine vision. The business unit ’Cable Measurement Engineering’ under the brand VisioCablePro ® offers solutions for quality assurance during cable production, in particular cable measuring devices for measuring geometries on cable insulation and jackets. The product portfolio is supplemented by innovative solutions for cable sample preparation as well as for performing variousmaterial tests according to standards, eg the hot set test.

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