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The smaller, manually operated M101
cold welder, for copper wire and strip 1
to 3.6mm (0.04" to 0.141") and aluminium
1 to 5mm (0.04" to 0.197"), can be used
on a workbench or supplied with a
trolley, enabling it to be wheeled quickly
to the work area.
Durable and reliable, the heavy duty
M101 is simple to maintain due to the
low number of component parts.
For joining ne wire in con ned spaces,
PWM’s M10, M25 and M30 hand-held
machines are suitable for wire and strip
0.1 to 1.8mm (0.0039" to 0.071").
The BM10 and BM30 models, for use on
a workbench or trolley, are suitable for
similar wire sizes.
PWM machines and dies, standard or
custom made to suit round or pro le
wire and rod, are designed and precision
engineered in the company’s own UK
workshops, ensuring total quality control
and accountability.
All PWM cold welders provide a fast,
cost-e ective method of welding non-
ferrous materials, using the multiple
upset process to create a strong
permanent weld stronger than the parent
material.
Video demonstrations of PWM’s cold
welders can be viewed on the company’s
website.
PWM Ltd – UK
Website:
Qunye
Booth 1040
Qunye, a leading reel manufacturer in
China, has all types of metal and plastic
reels for wire and cable.
The company’s reels are suitable
for use in many areas: high voltage,
middle voltage and low voltage XLPE
power cables, optical bre cables,
telecommunication cables, steel wires,
steel rope, bead wires and cutting wires,
as well as in the textile industry.
Qunye – China
Website:
Rautomead Ltd
Booth 234
Rautomead, a specialist in continuous
casting technology, processes and
machinery, will be exhibiting the latest
advances in copper magnesium alloy
wire rod production technology, for
automotive wiring harness and high
speed rail contact wire applications.
DHP copper tube shell ‘Castube’
production technology will also be
on show, which features in the new
Compactube process being promoted
by SMS Meer GmbH for the small scale
manufacture of air conditioning and
plumbing tubes.
Rautomead’s CuOF wire rod production
technology for ne wire, enamelled wire
and shaped wire manufacture (by rotary
extrusion) will also be available.
Having recently launched its new
Advancing Metals Technology division,
Rautomead now o ers direct access to
an extensive network of partnerships
at specialist universities, research
establishments, key institutions and
industry corporations, to develop
▲ PWM’s EP500 rod welder will be exhibited at
Interwire
▲ Reels fromQunye
▲ RS 3000-5 CuMg machine