EOW March 2014

wire 2014 show

7-11 April

www.asapasap.it info@asapasap.it The biggest Warehouse in Europe for Stainless Steel and Zinc Coated wire annealed, from diam. 0.10 to 5,00mm. (and more)

➣➢➣ Special sizes in rectangular shape are available upon request. They open automatically to allow knots, splices and other oversizes to pass without stopping production or creation of damages. Due to their small size they can be mounted in any cooling line without problems. In the machine there is a fully automatic and maintenance-free lter system which is not cleaned o by blowing in compressed air. Thanks to this lter system a strong and constant vacuum is generated in the machine, so that no powder will escape. The machine will be manufactured to the desired extrusion speed and diameter. Also on display will be: Samp SpA. Rolf Schlicht o ers the complete range of products and systems, including rod breakdown lines, single-wire and multi-wire drawing machines, bunching and laying-up machines, winding and unwinding solutions as well as LV, MHV and CV extrusion lines and spare parts for Samp machines and plants already installed. Huestis air misers have been used for many years in the cable, wire and pro le industry. The air wipes are of low noise, dry highly e ciently and the compressed air consumption is very low because of a special construction. Schlicht supplies the air wipes in sizes from 1.6mm to 178mm diameter. Rolf Schlicht will exhibit di erent versions of its electrostatic powder coating machines. The machine model RSC was designed to powder cables, wires, hoses and pro les, evenly nely dosed and absolutely dust-free, with powders like talc, stearate, varnish powder, swellable powder, graphite, etc. this is an easy process semi-conducting tape; BT1 – a subsea project staple, this bitumen tape is excellent for bedding and anti-corrosion; WS(C)M range – a choice of semi-conductive and insulating seawater blocking tapes for power cables; WSD range – an extensive series of waterblocking tapes for bre optic and general data cables; CFY range – a wide assortment of waterblocking yarns for power and data applications; FR range – halogen free re retardant tapes for a wide variety of applications; and solutions for jointing, termination and repair of MV and HV power cables. Scapa UK Ltd – UK Website : www.scapa.com Rolf Schlicht Stand: 12A45

Scapa UK Stand: 10D75

After 102 years of supplying protection solutions to the cable manufacturing industry, Scapa UK Ltd is investing for the next 100 years! It was 1912 when Lyndsay and Williams rst supplied insulating tapes to power cable makers in the UK, and since their acquisition by Scapa, change and expansion has been a constant. With this pedigree as a backdrop, Scapa now has one of the widest ranges of cable protection solutions in the industry. It is now a key supplier and reference partner to the world’s top manufacturers of power, subsea, control, instrumentation and bre optic cables. With two plants, Renfrew in Canada, and Ashton, near Manchester, UK, focusing production on cable wrapping tapes, the full range includes dielectric, semi-conducting, bituminised, re retardant and water blocking tapes and yarns.

All wires in accordance with Iso 9001, Rhos/Reach rules and certified En 10204

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Bituminised tape from Scapa

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Scapa is positioning itself to take advantage of the expansion in the wire and cable industry. Each plant has its own research and development facilities, backed by a central research operation in France and the company is currently working on the next generation of water blocking tapes. As well as this intensive product development, investment in plant and process is rising. Scapa agship products (ranges) include: SC24/200 – a high tensile semi-conducting tape for power applications; CT50/113 – an insulating binding and bedding tape with high abrasion resistance; SC36/65 – used in many global subsea projects

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