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A non-profit technical conference organised by key industry associations, and at €175 per delegate
offers incredible value for money – an unrivalled opportunity to learn about the latest industry innovations.
CabWire Wor ld
Conference 2015
3 N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 5
Congress Center Düsseldorf, Germany
7 thbiennial cable and wire technical conference Congress Center Düsseldorf
Tuesday, 3 November 2015
To register or for more information visit
C.E.T
INTERNATIONAL
WIRE&MACHINERY
ASSOCIATION
IWMA
EDUCATIONAL
TRUST
FUND
IWMA
INTERNATIONAL
WIRE&MACHINERY
ASSOCIATION
IWMA
7REASONS why you need to be there:
• Packed ferrous and non-ferrous programmes by
industry leaders
• High quality keynote speakers
• Table top exhibition
• Evening reception – an excellent opportunity to
network
• Backed by leading industry organisations
• Tour of a major industrial plant to see the latest
technology in action
• A world-class venue in the world centre
of the wire industry
CabWire 2015 has an impressive list of world-class
speakers in ferrous and non-ferrous fields, headed
by Dr Klaus Probst recently retired Chief Executive
Officer, President and Head of Wire & Cable Division
of Leoni AG and presentations from companies
including SAMPSpa(Italy); Maschinenfabrik Niehoff
GmbH & Co KG (Germany); SICME Italia Implanti
(Italy); Sikora AG (Germany); De Montfort Leicester
University, School of Engineering and Sustainable
Development (UK); NV Bekaert SA (Belgium);
FMS Force Measuring Systems AG (Switzerland);
and Ceeco Bartell Products (Canada).
WerKZeUGFABriK Albert Krenn has
acquired the steel cutter and testing press
division from Kamax Tools & equipment
Gmbh & co KG, based in homberg,
Germany, in a move that will place the
company in an even better position to
face the future.
From 1 st May 2015, all orders and
repairs for Kamax products have been
processed by Krenn, a traditional Bavarian
company that has established itself on
the international market as a specialist in
cutting steel.
The acquisition has enabled Krenn to
significantly expand its product range
with cutting tools for all requirements.
Kamax, founded in 1935, produces
high-strength fasteners for the
automotive industry.
Since 1954 it has also developed and
produced high-quality hydraulic cutters
and straighteners along with testing
presses that perform compression tests
on wire. With their strength and durability,
the Kamax products fit perfectly into
the demanding Krenn product range,
expanding it to the advantage of
customers.
Krenn and Kamax customers can now
be served more effectively, with devices,
consultation and repair service provided
from one single source. Werkzeugfabrik
Albert Krenn has made its mark with its
extensive product range and its flexible
solutions for all kinds of cutting problems.
innovative cutting devices for the most
diverse applications are developed in
conjunction with the customer.
“For our customers, the acquisition of the
Kamax business unit means top service
from a single source,” said Krenn owner
and managing director Albert Krenn. “The
acqusition will strengthen our company’s
development department, production and
sales, and secure additional jobs, ensuring
the company’s success in the long term.”
Werkzeugfabrik Albert Krenn, based in
neusäss in Bavaria, Germany, produces
high quality special tools and devices
to cut steel wire, chains and wire
ropes (manually, electro-hydraulically,
pneumatically or powered by battery),
while also offering an extensive range of
accessories.
With a diverse range of steel cutters,
Krenn is dedicated to the wire production
and processing industry, the precast
industry and the building trade.
Werkzeugfabrik Albert Krenn eK –
Germany
Website:
Krenn looking to the future with new division
▲ The hydraulic press in twin-installation Z 100/Z 160
for a simple and safe shearing and compressing of
wire samples