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Corporate

September 2017

28

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ALLOY Wire International (AWI) has

launched a new app to help its global

customer base find the right material

for their applications.

The company has spent the last four

months developing an interactive

database of all of its materials, their

properties and their applications, and

this is now available on computers,

mobile phones and tablets.

The web-based app, which has been

developed

by

technical

experts,

allows users to search for the type of

wire they need by industry sector (eg

aerospace, oil and gas and nuclear) or

by application solution, such as high

strength, sub-zero temperature, heat,

corrosion and water resistance.

“We’ve got over 60 different nickel

alloys in stock at any one time and

we need to make sure our clients

get the material that best suits their

manufacturing requirements. The app

will help them do just that,” explained

Mark Venables, managing director.

“It also provides a whole host of

information on each alloy. This includes

a brief description, key features and

profile options, with an easy enquiry

form readily available to log your

interest.”

He continued: “The initial feedback has

been very positive and customers have

said the process is easy and has helped

them make important decisions on

material selection that they might not

have chosen without it.”

AWI, which makes round, flat, shaped

profile and electrical resistance wire, is

planning to translate the ‘Wire Finder’

app into a range of other languages to

support its export drive.

This has seen the company supply into

more than 52 countries, with the latest

destinations to request AWI wire being

the Dominican Republic, Nepal, Peru

and Oman.

“About 50 per cent of our sales go

overseas and this is a figure we believe

will increase as we look to increase

the number of international staff and

the exhibitions we attend,” added Mr

Venables.

“The world is a lot smaller place these

days and, thanks to our stockholding

and manufacturing capabilities, we can

produce wire and have it with clients –

in any location across the globe – within

three weeks.”

To download the new app, go to www.

alloywire.com

and click on ‘Visit the app’.

You can then add it to the home screen

on your iOS or Android device.

Alloy Wire International – UK

Website

:

www.alloywire.com

AWI launches new app to help

find the perfect alloy

Alloy Wire International staff Andrew Du Plessis, Natalie Baker and Mark Venables proudly show off the new app

Responding to customer requests

Involved in the fields of tungsten carbide tools since 1870 and machinery for decades,

the French company Agir Technologies provides solutions and advice to a variety of

requests from customers.

The investments made in the company, such as a wire cutting EDM with two-wire spool

of 0.03mm, a five-axis CNC machine to cut the electrodes, and new CAD/CAM software,

allow Agir to widen its range of high precision and quality tools.

Agir is specialised in the production of tungsten carbide tools for wire and cable

manufacturing and other wire transformation, including wire drawing dies (round,

shaped, pressure), drawing dies and plugs, cable extrusion tools, straightening tools,

wire guides, tools for welding rods and plated wires.

The company is able, thanks to its range of software, to calculate any drawing station

for round wire just like for any shaped wire.

Agir Technologies – France

Website

:

www.agir-technologies.com