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Wire & Cable ASIA – September/October 2015
Industrynews
THE first part of 2015 has seen cable and design
manufacturing company Cimteq get off to a fantastic start.
With multiple new business wins under its belt it is easy to
see why this rapidly growing company is quickly becoming
a leading producer of cable manufacturing technology
around the globe.
With large companies such as Datwyler, Northwire and
Habia adopting the products during the first quarter of 2015,
the company is enabling cable manufacturing to become a
more efficient and profitable industry to operate in.
The benefits that Cimteq’s products deliver in terms of
streamlining the pricing and costing
process are attractive to its customers.
Amongst its activities this year the
company has provided a bespoke
solution for EIS Wire and Cable. The
Massachusetts, USA-based company
went to Cimteq looking to replace an
existing, out-of-date system with a
platform that would allow it more
functionality whilst streamlining its
existing systems into a single operating
entity.
In addition the speciality wire and cable manufacturer Nuhas
Oman has recently started using CableBuilder to aid it in
product design and manufacturing, particularly in relation to
power cables.
The Middle East-based company was attracted to
CableBuilder for its ability to automate many steps of its
design and costing procedure. The platform can be
seamlessly integrated with existing systems, ensuring
minimum disruption to production.
Further deals with Habia, located in Sweden, and across
Datwyler’s Chinese, Swiss and Czech Republic plants, have
also been agreed. Both projects will allow Cimteq to
transform the productivity, efficiency
and, as a direct result, profitability of
both businesses.
Habia will see a complete change in the
way it works in terms of design and
quotations, with several outdated
systems being replaced by two
streamlined, completely compatible and
integrated systems.
Cimteq Ltd – UK
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❍ This year’s Interwire helped Cimteq to a
busy start to 2015
‘Fantastic’ start to the year for Cimteq