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Wire & Cable ASIA – January/February 2007

New high temperature

cables facility

Leoni, the German wire, cable and

wiring systems specialist, has extended

its range of special cable products to

include cables for use at temperatures

above 150°C.

The Leoni HighTemp Solutions company

was set up in August 2006 to fulfil

this role and its new facility, which will

initially employ 40 people, is expected

to begin production soon. The site

covers approximately 8,500m².

Leoni HighTemp Solutions relies on

silicone and fluorinated polymers for

cable insulation. These materials are

well suited for use under adverse

conditions at temperatures between

150°C and 1,000°C, which are common

in industrial plant and in vehicle engine

compartments.

Dr Klaus Probst, chairman of the

management board of Leoni AG and in

charge of the wire and cable division,

said,

“We are now able to offer our

customers tailor-made, all-in solutions

from a single source – from application-

specific insulation material through to

the complete cable system.”

The company is being assisted by

Studer, the Swiss cable specialist

which has been part of the Leoni Group

since July 2006.

Studer has the equipment required

to perform ‘irradiation crosslinking’,

a process by which cable can be made

exceptionally resilient and temperature

resistant.

The Leoni Group’s principal customer

base is the automotive industry,

for which Leoni develops and

manufactures products ranging from

single-core automotive cables through

to complete wiring systems with

integrated electronics.

In addition to products for the car

and commercial vehicle industry, the

company’s range of products and

services encompasses copper wires

and strands, copper flexibles, data

cables, insulated high-voltage cables,

control cables, power cords and

special cables tailor made to customer

specifications.

Leoni AG – Germany

Fax

: +49 911 2023 231

Email

:

info@leoni.com

Website

:

www.leoni.com

Leoni HighTemp Solutions offers cable

solutions for use under extreme conditions

Leoni relies on special insulating material

such as silicone for temperatures up to

1,000ºC

Novel scanners for wall thickness measurement UMAC

®

Z50 and UMAC

®

Z100

Zumbach Electronics are introducing brand new ultrasonic wall thickness scanners. The completely new design

(patent pending), allows the transducers to be synchronously adjusted to the best possible measuring position within

seconds (and can be motorized upon request). The scanners cover an outside diameter range from 5 to 100mm

(2 to 4"), depending on the model. They represent a smart and simple solution for fully non-contact, in-line wall

thickness measurement of tube, hose and cable jackets. In combination with the

proven WALLMASTER data acquisition, processing and display system from Zumbach,

a full process control can additionally be accomplished.

The new ultrasonic wall thickness scanners have many advantages and numerous

benefits:

ZUMBACH Electronic AG – Switzerland

Fax

: +41 32 356 04 30 •

Email

:

sales@zumbach.ch

• Website

:

www.zumbach.com

UMAC Z50 Scanner with 6

measuring points (same model

is also available for 4 point

measurement)

easy product change within a few seconds, thanks to a quickly removable segment;

quick and easy symmetrical positioning of all transducers, centrally adjustable;

available for 4 and 6 point measurement;

a large measuring range with the same scanner;

no readjustments, no tools and no change of transducers;

fully non-contact, uncritical centering;

100% made of non-corrosive materials for maintenance-free long-life operation

under water;

extremely compact, for installation into cooling trough directly after the extruder;

automatic control and easy centering.