EoW March 2010

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April 12 - 16

➣➢➣ Remove an outer jacket of PE, PVC • or HDPE without any damage to the cable layer below, thus enabling the outer jacket to be re-applied and the cable repaired Remove the metallic shield of the • cable without damaging the moisture expansion tapes or any kind of cable layer below, thus allowing the re-application of the metallic sheath Remove triple layer XLPE insulation • without damage to the expensive conductor and thus allow the conductor to be reused

Handle cable diameters of 10mm to • 180mm, sheath thickness of 1mm to 30mm and operate at speeds up to 20m per minute The machine is designed to be an accurate and simple to use cable repair and recovery system. Where faulty cable layers can be removed and re-applied, or a fast and easy way of breaking down the cable elements for a cost e ective means of maximising scrap values.

Cable repair and recovery with CRRS1

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H Folke Sandelin AB (HFSAB) – Sweden Fax : +46 141 203639 Email : hfsab@hfsab.com Website : www.hfsab.com

Holton Crest Ltd Stand: 11H39

Holton Crest will be announcing the commissioning of the rst holton generation production line. This is felt to be a major milestone for the company, arising from recent prominent equipment contracts. Holton Crest lines are capable of producing shapes and pro les across a large range of product cross-sectional areas from reductions to expansions. The technical bene ts of choosing the holton series are said to include consistently high production rates under the most extreme extrusion pressures. High dimensional precision, surface quality and cleanliness of the extruded product, with minimal scrap levels, o er the opportunity to manufacture complex ‘application ready’ solid and hollow pro les in a cost e ective manner. The HC4000 rotary extruder is centrally located in a complete line including feedstock handling and conditioning and product handling ancillaries. There are two further new models incorporating what are believed to be unique features and capabilities, the HC1100 and HC2200.

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EuroWire – March 2010