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Wire & Cable ASIA – September/October 2010

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CTC cooperation

Continuous transposed conductors

(CTC) require sophisticated knowledge

for the implementation of production.

To this end, Pourtier – Gauder Group

and Proteco have signed a contractual

agreement joining their specific

expertise in this area to offer a high

quality integrated solution.

Both companies have a strong

background in the power field. Pourtier

has manufactured a comprehensive

range of rotating machines dedicated

to LV and EHV cables for 150 years;

Proteco has produced equipment for

the production of high power

transformer conductors since 1993.

This new alliance offers a complete

planetary assembly line with Pourtier

planetary strander type DRG560 (cage

available from 24 up to 96 bobbins

with reel dimensions 500, 560, 630 as

option) and Proteco transposing head

type TH5 (transposing frequency up to

250tpm). It is possible to upgrade the

strander with more bays.

Peripheral equipment such as payoffs,

taping heads, caterpillars and take-ups

is also available from Pourtier.

Pourtier sas – France

Fax

: +33 4 77 71 10 85

Email

:

sales.pourtier@gaudergroup.com

Website

:

www.gaudergroup.com

Proteco sas – Italy

Fax

: +39 015 9842044

Email

:

proteco@proteco-europe.it

Website

:

www.proteco-europe.it

Proteco transposing head TH5

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Major conversion of

cable laying vessel

Nexans has extended the subsea

cable laying capabilities of the C/S

Nexans Skagerrak, one of the world’s

most advanced cable ships, following

the successful completion of a major

conversion and upgrading project at

the Cammell Laird Shiprepairers and

Shipbuilders Limited dockyard in

Birkenhead, England. The €8,000,000

two-month contract has increased the

C/S Nexans Skagerrak’s capability to

carry out even larger scale power cable

and umbilical installation projects,

extended her service life and increased

her autonomy while at sea.

The C/S Nexans Skagerrak was the

first purpose-built ship specifically for

the transport and installation of

submarine high-voltage power cables

and umbilicals. It features a 7,000

tonne capacity, 29m diameter

turntable, a computer-based laying

control system and a state-of-the-art

dynamic positioning system.

Nexans – France

Fax

: +33 15669 8484

Email

:

nexans.web@nexans.com

Website

:

www.nexans.com