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stand-alone machines for finishing dies in all
sizes, and for larger production runs it canbuild
work cells to keep maximum efficiency and
eliminatedowntime fromsizechangeovers. Its
approach to a modern die shop brings huge
benefits to the whole production process by
implementing a workflow system that sets
procedures and incorporates training to
maximise each machine’s capabilities.
The company has designedmany extensive
training options and on-site consultations
that teach operators how to use its
equipment, choose diamond tooling for
maximum results and different methods of
making dies. Technicians can spend time in
customer facilities designing a programme
customised to meet production needs and
provide reference materials such as the
exclusive die training handbook.
Die Quip supports its customers through
installation, training and troubleshooting for
the life of the machine.
Die Quip – USA
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Fiber-Line
Booth: 09E70
Fiber-Line will exhibit featured products
and technologies. The company utilises
its processing and coating technology
expertise to add performance to high
performance fibres like aramid (Kevlar®),
PBO, polyester, fibreglass, and carbon.
The fibres provide greater differentiation
and productivity improvements – enabling
thinner, stronger and lighter products.
The company offers an extensive line of
strength members, ripcords, binders, fillers,
FRP, FRP upjacketing, extruded products
and performance-enhancing coatings.
Showcased at this show will be a new line
of strength members, SyntheticWire™ for
ropes, cords and cables. These products
create a more stable cable that lasts longer
and has a reduced failure rate.
Fiber-Line Inc – USA
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Gem Gravure
Booth: 16A31
GEM Gravure is the exclusive distributor
for KBA-Metronic product identification
equipment in the United States and
PTFE inks from GEM Gravure