Nearest Maillefer contacts for USA
Maillefer North America
Pipe & Tube
Neil H. Macdonald<br />
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Tel: 423·480·4517
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Wire & Cable
#1 Extrusion Drive
CT 06379 Pawcatuck,
Tel: +1 920-215-6628
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Fiber Optic
325 Kentucky Court
GA 30548 Hoschton
Tel: +1 404 202 9655
Cell: +1 404 202 9655
com;ol.;nms;n/k;ine;iem;i.n;karAmaral Automation Associates
Wire & Cable
1697 Warwick Ave, Suite D
RI 02889 Warwick
Tel: +1 401 405 0755
om;n.c;tio;oma;aut;ral;ama;es/;salRepco Industries LLC
Wire & Cable
13299 W. Essex Ln.
Illinois 60142 Huntley
Tel: +1 847 802 4315
Cell: +1 847 274 9218
com;es.;tri;dus;oin;epc;s/r;otu;nliSouthern Industrial Equipment
Wire & Cable
2708 Cambridge Way
TX 75092 Sherman
Tel: +1 281 844 4260
Fax: +1 903 813 0285
net;ns.;tio;olu;ons;usi;xtr;y/e;troOur Curing Calculation Program NSS maximizes production capacity in all curing processes with highest possible cable quality.
Our Curing Calculation Program NSS generates optimized production parameters for all our continuous cable vulcanizing processes, Super Steam Curing, Nitrogen Dry Curing and traditional steam curing.
For each cable type, the user enters cable construction data including materials and possible process limitations like max. tube pressure or max. allowed cable surface temperature. He can also select, which of the available curing processes he wants to use. Program then calculates a production recipe for optimal running parameters, both for ramps and for constant production.
NSS is specially designed for Super Steam-, Steam- and Dry Curing processes for all Rubber cables and even for XLPE cables. Any cable material parameters can be loaded in program’s material library to achieve most accurate calculating.
Program runs in Windows environment and delivery includes user guide and software which is built with customer's line parameters.
| Operating system | Windows XP or later |
Exact values depend on the assembly.
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Assemble and pay-off quality core assemblies ready for jacketing of fiber premise cables with the new KN450 planetary strander. Its modular design lets you multiply the cable-making possibilities. Read more
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In today’s business environment, we continuously adapt our solutions, tactics, and technologies to navigate and optimize the steps ahead. It is essential, as a leader, to shape your markets, business drivers, and the technology that enables future success. Read more
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The productivity of an optical cable manufacturing line can be significantly improved by increasing line speed. The buffering process has introduced entirely new limits for these speeds, making the start-up procedure increasingly important. A rapid ramp-up to production speed may generate substantial scrap before the process stabilizes. Read more
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