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The new release of the application incorporates many new productivity tools as well as the new CableBuilder Enterprise module. It is designed to enable the cable manufacturer to reduce waste, and increase pro tability even more. New CableBuilder supports all the requirements of cable design and quotation, as well as additional fea- tures such as enhanced drawings and documentation, an intuitive search engine and electrical calculation. The CableBuilder Enterprise module is designed for collaboration and optimisation of a multi-plant manu- facturing environment, and is described as “a step closer to the concept of design-once, manufacture anywhere.” It includes features such as multi-plant manufacturing, and manufacturing optimisation through alternative routing and materials. Cimteq believes well organised sales and technical teams to be a valuable asset to the cable manufacturer. Without good organisation, the cable manufacturer seriously inhibits their ability to produce

The digital FL-20A automates cable fault detection, greatly reducing the time and training required to nd these problems. Opens, metallic shorts, or high voltage shorts between conductors or between conductor and shield are pinpointed quickly and with ease.

good quality products and sell them at the best possible price. CableBuilder facilitates the communication and integration of these two important functions, as well as ensuring all instruc- tions reaching the shop oor are accurate and up to date. Cimteq – UK

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The FL-20A cable fault locator

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Clinton Instrument Company Stand: 9E38

The FL-20A cable fault locator is Clinton Instrument Company’s newest tool for the wire and cable industry. Cable rejected during the hi-pot test has always been an expensive problem for the manufacturer but, until now, nd- ing opens and shorts with an analogue cable fault locator has required tedious meter and sensitivity adjustments as well as mathematical calculation once the test was completed.

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