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Exhibitors’ Products

Cersa-MCI Booth: 201

from the bare fiber (diameter, airline, spinning, defects, accurate tension) to the coating (diameter, lump and neck, bubbles, delamination). • Fine wire: LDS (laser diffraction sensor) for fine wires down to 5µm diameter. High accuracy measurement, including all accessories and software for in-line or labmeasurement. Cersawill soon launch its three-axis LDS-U at 40kHz for very fine cables down to 50µm diameter. • High-speed diameter measurement for fine cables: LPS-H. Measurement at 40,000 samples per second on three axes for diameter, lump and neckdown detection. An all-in-one instrument for up to 20mm diameter. • CIM software: providing a com- prehensive set of tools for production traceability with statistics analyses, spool by spool for in-line quality certification, and sample by sample for lab control. All these products are the result of customer demand, and close cooperation between industry experts and Cersa engineers, to improve in-line continuous production checks for material saving and quality certification, and to reduce off-line checks and cost. The company has an office in Wuhan, China, to cover the whole of Asia for technical assistance and maintenance.

Established in 1981, Cersa-MCI is a French designer and producer of measurement instruments for wires, cables and optical fibres.

The company’s range includes: • Surface quality measurement for fine wires: After 14 years of development, SQM instrumentation is almost ready for sale. It works on any wire below 2mm diameter, including drawn, plaited and enamelled. A demonstration of the prototype will be shown on the stand. • Optical fiber: A complete line of measurement instruments and software for full in-line quality certification. The company has over 20 years’ experience, and has supplied, worldwide, more than 350 fully equipped Cersa drawing towers. The company offers technology for high speed draw-towers: LIS-G, NCTM, CM5, AIR and shortly the BUB, all cover the need for fiber drawing control,

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