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including on-site support and technical sales assistance.

Offering a wide range of E-glass flexible strength members, FRP-rigid strength members, speciality low-shrinkage binder yarns, ripcords and water-swellable yarns, Roblon can supply the products needed for virtually any cable design.

The company has subsidiaries located in both in the UK (RichardsApex Europe) and Australia (RichardsApex AustralAsia), and representatives inCanada, China, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Venezuela and Vietnam, with many other countries serviced by the subsidiaries and representatives.

RichardsApex – USA Website: www.richardsapex.com

From themachinery division, the company will exhibit its upgraded yarn server, now offered with yarn tension control and monitoring. Also planned for exhibition is the upgraded Roblon Precision Coiling Unit (PCU). The PCU now has the ability to precision wind cable up to 30mm diameter and on reels up to 2,600mm (102″) in flange size. S S Roblon – a total solution provider for the fibre optic cable industry

Roblon Booth: 1350

Roblon is a total solution provider to the fibre optic cable (FOC) industry. Its knowledge of industrial fibres and related machinery ensures its position in the FOC industry. With its ‘double coverage’, Roblon customers experience strong technical support and reassurance of smooth processing. The team that pioneered the use of FRP and flexible fibreglass yarns for the FOC/wire and cable industry and composite reinforcements is now Roblon US Inc. Roblon brands include Lightline ® , SoftStrand ® , InstantDry ® and FlexLine ® . These fiberglass strength elements as well as polyester binder yarns (swellable and non-swellable) are manufactured at Roblon US, in North Carolina, USA.

Roblon US Inc – USA Website: www.roblon.com

RosendahlNextrom Booth: 1531

The RosendahlNextrom team will present the latest developments in manufacturing solutions for fibre optic cables and cable and wire production lines.

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