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PWM’s hand-held M10, M25 and M30 models are for wire from 0.0039” to 0.071” (0.1mm to 1.8mm), are comfortable to hold and simple to use. BetaLaserMike isasupplierofprocesscontrol and inspectionequipment formeasurement of diameter, capacitance, eccentricity, wall thickness and non-contact length and speed. It also supplies pre-heaters, SRL/ FFT, lay length and excess fibre length (EFL) systems. AW Machinery supplies complete extrusion lines as well as discrete components from control panels, pay-offs, take-ups, flyers, cooling troughs, cablers and accumulators –virtuallyanypieceof equipment used in the production of electrical, communication and fibre optic cables.

cable, battery cable, armored cable, annealed steel wire and special cable. The new automatic coiler, strap and coil holder are available for all packaging solutions, including 2/4 straps on coil for wire, cable and steel applications. Controls, including Allen Bradley, Siemens, Telemecanique, Mitsubishi and Omron, can be chosen by the customer.

Simpacks – USA Website: www.simpacks.com

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Joe Snee Associates Booth 402

Joe Snee Associates is the exclusive US and Canadian distributor for PWM, which is celebrating 30 years of service to the wire and cable industry, and is the New England representative for Beta LaserMike and AW Machinery. Showcasedon theboothwill beanumber of workinghandheldandmanualcoldpressure welders. PWM’s manual range includes hand-held, bench and trolley-mounted cold welders, with capacities from 0.0039" to 0.141" (0.1mm to 3.6mm) copper and 0.197" (5mm) EC aluminium. The M101, one of PWM’s best-selling machines, is designed to weld copper wire 0.04" to 0.141" (1mm to 3.6mm) and aluminium wire 0.04" to 0.197" (1mm to 5mm). The M101 is also used to weld profiles and strips for armouring lines. The smaller range BM10 and BM30 cold welders will also be shown.

Joe Snee Associates – USA Website: www.jsnee.com

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Ultimate Automation Booth 141

The UMW-65 model

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