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Wire & Cable ASIA – March/April 2013

With

the

new

temperature

measurement, precision with Sikora’s

Wire-Temp 6000 reaches levels never

seen before at the heating of a

conductor

with

a

conductor

preheating.

The name says it all: The Wire-Temp

6000 continuously measures and

controls contact-free the temperature

of the conductor at the output of the

Preheater 6000 with a permanent

precise actual value of the conductor

temperature for all conductor

cross-sections, at all line speeds.

Thus, the Wire-Temp 6000 raises the

benchmark for conductor preheaters

to a completely new level. During

production there are numerous

influences on the accuracy of the

conductor temperature.

Examples

are

the

ambient

temperature, the initial temperature

of the conductor and, in particular,

the development of the temperature

of the so called ‘short-circuit wheel’

within the first 10 to 20 minutes after

starting the production or after an

interruption of the production.

The new Wire-Temp 6000 considers

these factors and determines the

conductor

temperature

indep-

endently from cross-section, material

and surface structure of the

conductor.

The Wire-Temp 6000 is optionally

integrated in the proven preheater

system Preheater 6000 and can

easily be retrofitted in existing

devices. In addition, it is available as

an independent system without the

Preheater 6000.

Sikora AG – Germany

Website

:

www.sikora.net

Premiere of the Wire-Temp 6000

The Preheater 6000 is now available

with a temperature measurement and

control

Die drool elimination

Excess of material at the output of a die during an extrusion process, also

called die drool, can significantly reduce the production speed of a cable.

A clear comprehension of the phenomenon for any kind of polymer is not

yet available. Nevertheless there is some help to reduce the impact of

such default: PTFE-coating.

Erocarb has recently introduced a new 3-layer coating for extrusion tools

with great success. In order to save the concentricity, the mounting

surfaces remain blanked hardened steel. The only surfaces in contact with

the polymer will be coated.

As die drool appears on inside and outside surface of the extrudate,

Erocarb recommends the coating of both tip and die.

Erocarb coating is applicable on hardened steel but not on carbide.

Erocarb – Switzerland

Website

:

www.erocarb.ch