Nearest Maillefer contacts for USA
KN Manufacturing Solutions LLC
Fiber Optic
5464 Woodrun Ct
GA 30517 Braselton
Tel: +1 678 828 9868
Cell: +1 404 202 9655
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Pipe & Tube
Phipps Bend Industrial Park<br />
402 Phipps Bend Road
TN 37873 Surgoinsville
Tel: +1 423 817 2440
Fax: +1 423 212 0131
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Wire & Cable
#1 Extrusion Drive
CT 06379 Pawcatuck,
Tel: +1 920-215-6628
om;d.c;dar;tan;s-s;avi;w/d;cho;jzaWould you like to help further develop the telecommunications world? Communication networks currently rely on fiber optic cables. Whether you produce cables for FTTx, wireless networks or local area networks, cable quality and production reliability are key to your success.
The secondary coating of your fiber optic cables is the most important aspect in your production process. As the quality of loose tube defines the final properties of your cable, it is crucial that you have the technology in place to get it right.
As SZ stranding defines the mechanical and environmental properties of your loose tube fiber optic cable, you need technology that you can rely on. Our SZ stranding technology is not only reliable, but it helps you produce flexible and durable cable for use in various applications.
The sheathing process is where you apply the final touch to your loose tube fiber optic cable. Mechanical properties for different cable types are set with armoring and strength members. Our state-of-the-art extrusion technology offers you the ability to utlize a large variety of plastic materials to produce high-quality jacketing.
We recognize that you expect tight buffering to be the most basic element of your fiber optic indoor cable production process. Our technology makes tight buffering simple to achieve, so you can reach levels of high productivity.
By adopting our technology for stranding and jacketing in tandem, you make your fiber optic cable manufacturing process more efficient. Also, when you combine our stranding unit and yarn server, you receive flexible and reliable cable for indoor installations.
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