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China, has exported its tapes all over the
world since 2004. Jinggon G Tapes are
often the rst choice of customers.
The company produces:
• semi-conductive waterblocking tape
• non-conductive waterblocking tape
• semi-conductive tape
• waterblocking yarn
• bedding barrier and woven tape
Shenyang Jinggong Enterprise –
China
Website :
Simpacks
Booth 317
Simpacks’ newly redesigned dual head
automatic coiler can coil 18 AWG up to
8 AWG solid or strand building wire, as
well as coiling at wire and cable. The
coiler is capable of producing four to
six 100m-long coils per minute. Change
time is less than two seconds.
The new automatic coiler, strap and coil
holders are available for all steel wire
packaging on 22 to 34kg coils, including
two/four straps as an option. A new
automatic coiler and strap is available
for all hose/armour cable packaging
solutions, including two/four straps on
coil.
Simpacks – USA
Website:
Supermac
Booth 223
Manufacturing machinery since
1974, Supermac has been updating
the technology on a regular basis.
The company is ISO certi ed and its
products have been approved for the
CE Mark, enabling it to export to the
European market.
Supermac has previously exported
machinery to Dubai, Abu Dhabi,
Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Oman, Nigeria,
Uganda, Kenya, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka,
Saudi Arabia, Doha, Qatar, Egypt,
Lebanon and Jordan, and is now looking
to cater for demand from the American
continent. Supermac manufactures
extruders up to 175mm, cross heads for
cable diameter to 200mm, payo and
take-up to 4,500mm and CCV lines for
low voltage/medium voltage to 132kVA.
It has recently developed high-speed
dual take-ups for 1,000mm bobbin,
incorporating it into a high-speed
insulating line up to 1,000m/min.
Supermac Industries (India) Ltd –
India
Website:
Tensor Machinery
Booth 659
Tensor Machinery has announced
two new appointments that re ect a
growing customer base and continued
success for the company. Ken Luterbach
has been promoted to sales director
and Carlo Pucci has been hired as a
machine designer. “Ken Luterbach did an
outstanding job in his previous capacity
as sales manager and has earned the
promotion to the position of sales
director,” said Robert Kepes, president.
“Likewise, we are also very happy to
welcome Carlo Pucci to our research and
development machine design technical
team.”
Mr Kepes said the past year was a good
one for Tensor and that he looks forward
to this year with great anticipation.
“We recently increased our workforce
by 20 per cent and completed an
upgrade and renovation to our head
o ce,” he said. “This positions us well
for what we expect to be a great year
for the company as we gear up for
increased volumes in 2017.” He added
that innovation and quality enhances
life for everyone, and that Tensor
Machinery plays a part by providing an
advanced approach to designing and
building equipment. “We will continue
to work closely with our suppliers and
sub-contractors,” he said, “and together
we will enhance the reputation for
quality that Tensor has been known for
over the years.”
Tensor Machinery – Canada
Website: www.tensor
Traxit International
Booth 450
Traxit International provides a complete
range of products and solutions to suit
all needs and applications. Founded
1881 in Schwelm, Germany, Traxit
has grown into a large player in the
wire-drawing business. Its products are
distributed by proprietary companies,
agents and representatives in over 150
countries in order to provide clients
with the perfect technical solution
and the necessary know-how. With its
committed team of experts and over
200 di erent formulations, it can help
you to nd the ideal lubricant for any
task required.
Traxit claims it is a forward-thinking,
dynamic and eco-conscious company
that uses its vast experience to look
ahead and remain at the cutting edge of
wire-drawing technology.
Traxit International GmbH – Germany
Website:
Troester GmbH
Booth 1165
In 1892, the German engineer Paul
Troester started building machines
which could process unvulcanised
rubber and gutta-percha. 125 years
later, Troester is now well known as
an extrusion partner and a supplier of
excellent machines and lines for the
cable manufacturing industry.
At Interwire, the company will present
a variety of information and new
developments in the eld of CCV lines
and VCV lines for XLPE and rubber
cables, one-step silane lines for LV
and MV cable applications, as well
as high-speed insulation lines and
sheathing lines.
Technical solutions for CV tube
components, heavy duty cable jacketing
and submarine cable equipment will
also be introduced.
▲ The new coiler from Simpacks
▲ New developments from Troester will be on display
at Interwire
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