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Technology

January 2013

32

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ACID-FREE

PROCESS FOR STEEL

ROD CLEANING & SURFACE

PREPARATION”

“New Way to Draw Steel Wire

in the 21

st

Century”

DCCD process features:

• Eliminates acid, borax and precoatings

• Zero energy consumption

• Direct drawing from bare rod with no

speed limitation, for H/C and L/C

• New Lubricant Viscosity Control

provides exceptionally adherent coating

• Adjustable lubricant residual

• Zero lubricant waste

• Recommended for severe drawing

applications (spring, rope, bead,

CO

2

welding, PC strand, plating quality)

• H/C wire drawn at 18 m/s (3600 ft/min)

• Up to 8 times longer die life

• Exiting wire temp. 45°C (113°F)

• Greatly improved wire ductility

DECALUB

31, avenue de Condé

77500 CHELLES, FRANCE

Fax: +33 1 60 20 20 21

E-mail:

info@decalub.com

Website:

www.decalub.com

As cables must meet ever more

demanding tasks, cable design is

continually becoming more and more

complex.

Maschinenfabrik Niehoff produces a

range of machines to meet exacting

requirements, for example the DSI double

twist stranding machines and the lever

arm rotary braiding machines of the BMV

series with their taping devices.

Niehoff developed both the data and

special cable stranding machines of the

DSI series with ancillary equipment and

the BMV type braiding machines. The

DSI stranding concept is based on the

successful design of Niehoff’s D series

double-twist bunching machines, which

represents a well-established experience

in the design of wire bunching and

cable stranding machines dating back to

the early 1970s. Similarly the BMV type

braiding system has been developed

by specialists with a long-standing

experience in building this type of

machinery.

The field proven double twist stranding

machines of the DSI series, DSI 631 and

DSI 1001, are designed to manufacture

insulated conductors into pairs or quads

or to strand conductor pairs into special

cables with or without foils. With diverse

components the DSI machines can be

configured into complete lines, perfectly

adapted to the requirements of the users.

Depending on the configuration, a DSI

stranding line can apply up to three foils

inline on a cable under controlled foil

tension in the multi taping process. One

of the several DSI application examples

is the manufacturing of instrumentation

cables for the petrochemical industry.

During the stranding process, the inner

part of the cable has to be covered with

three film layers.

All elements of the cable are assembled

in one process on a stranding line which

is composed by three tangential pay-offs

type ATP 630, three longitudinal tape

pay-offs type ALB 600, a pre-twister type

VVD 180, and a DSI 631 type double twist

stranding machine.

The 12, 16 and 24-carrier lever arm rotary

braiding machines of the BMV series

are mainly designed to apply an EMC

shielding onto cables. With an integrated

central taping device, the braiding and

the subsequent taping processes are

completed in one step under constant

and uniform haul-off tension. In this case,

considerable cost savings result from

eliminating intermediate rewinding and

WIP storage, from requiring less shop

floor space and from a higher product

quality. The applications of the BMV

machines include the manufacture of

data, control and coaxial cables, hollow

braids for battery cables, stranded braids,

and mechanical reinforcements for

pressure hoses and medical catheters.

The BMV braiders and the DSI machines

with their ancillary equipment are part

of the modular Niehoff machinery

programme which covers all operational

steps from rod wire drawing to fine wire

drawing and to data and special cables

manufacturing.

By means of several quality control

systems BMV braiders can work for a

long time unattended and without

operator intervention. With DSI lines all

types of the above-mentioned cables

– and even cables of future categories –

can be manufactured with high speeds

and the utmost precision and quality.

Another advantage for the users of

Niehoff systems is that Niehoff supports

customers with comprehensive process

knowledge, reliable technical assistance

and a worldwide customer service, which

is always ready for action. The users of

Niehoff technology therefore have the

ideal tools at hand to benefit from the

further development in the cable sector.

Maschinenfabrik Niehoff GmbH

& Co KG – Germany

Website

:

www.niehoff.de

Manufacturing complex data

and special cables

BMV 16 type lever arm rotary braiding machine

Beta

LaserMike’s

new

three-axis

LN3015 Lump and Neckdown Detector

is designed to help wire and cable

manufacturers

precisely

detect

short-term faults in the diameter of cable.

The LN3015 offers a higher degree

of coverage around the product’s

circumference to instantly detect sudden

changes in the surface.

The LN Detector can measure products

up to 15mm (0.59") in diameter at line

speeds up to 3,000m/min (9,842 ft/min).

It can accept a range of inputs including

length encoder, tachometer, line start/stop,

and clear faults and can be connected to a

host PC or PLC using Ethernet IP, Devicenet,

Profibus and Profinet.

Data

capture

capabilities

enable

reporting of critical process information

such as height, length, number and

location of the flaw.

Beta LaserMike – USA

Website

:

www.betalasermike.com

Detection is

l

made simple