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consistently measure the lay length of
twisted pairs in data communication
cables, such as Cat 5e/6/6a/7a/8
products. LayScan solves scrap, costly
rework and productivity loss problems due
to manual, time-consuming lay length
measurement methods and crosstalk
performance issues from lay variations.
Also on display will be the DCM ES-
2G bench-top system for testing Cat
5e/6/6a/7/7a/8 cables up to 2.2 GHz. An
automated four-pair switching platform
enables operators to perform cable
testing in less than three minutes. Easy-to-
use testing software offers complete test
management and reporting capabilities.
NDC will also debut the latest BenchMike
off-linediameter andovalitymeasurement
system for sample/part inspection with
enhanced features and functions.
In addition, NDC will preview the recent
version of the InControl™ process
visualization and control system with
intuitive graphical user interface and
advanced, productivity-enhancing
features.
Other products on display include:
• High-speed AccuScan 5000 series two-
axis diameter and ovality gauges
• LNseries three-axis lumpandneckdown
detectors
• CenterScan eccentricity measurement
system
• Preheaters and Spark Testers
• CapScan capacitance measurement
system
• SRL Pro structural return loss prediction
software
• LaserSpeed® length and speed
measurement system
NDC Technologies – USA
Website:
Blachford Corporation
Booth 605
Blachford Corporation is a wire lubricant
and specialty chemical supplier. Based in
the USA and Canada, Blachford has been
supplying the global wire drawing industry
and many of the world’s largest wire
drawing companies since the 1950s with
cost-effective, meticulously researched
and innovative wire drawing lubricant
programs tailored to the exacting
technical specifications of individual wire
drawing processes.
In 2011, Blachford developed and
introduced a technical advancement
with its Low Dust Dry Wire Drawing
Lubricants. The first generation of these
S S Specialty chemical supplier Blachford
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