PMA will be exhibiting alongside many other Thomas & Betts brands at Railtex 2011. Stand G61 T
his year marks PMA’s seventh year at Railtex, and the exhibition at Earls Court in June sees the Swiss cable protec- tion manufacturer exhibiting alongside other renowned Thomas & Betts brands, including: Adaptafl ex; Furse; Emergi-lite; DTS and Ty-Rap.
Visitors to stand G61 at the show will fi nd a range of rail safety and protection prod- ucts including fl exible conduits, electronic system protection, emergency lighting systems and hazardous area lighting. Plus visitors will be able enter into the free prize draw to win a second generation Apple iPad – there will be one to win each day of the show.
PMA, having set the standard for cable pro- tection fi ttings in the railway industry for many years will be revealing the new PMA- FIX fi tting in a single piece design, offering simplicity and an easier installation at no
extra cost. What’s more, using the new part in place of PMA’s existing product won’t prove problematic, as both are registered as an ‘A article’ - meaning more options are available to fi tters without disrupting any design or engineering plans.
With a policy of continuous product devel- opment of polyamide systems in Switzer- land, PMA continues to break boundaries
by adapting products and materials to en- sure suitability in a number of industries – from explosive environments to off-shore turbines.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Donna Clash T: 01264 333 527 E:
sales@pma-uk.com W:
www.pma-uk.com
Stronger cabling is vital for the rigorous demands of harsh transit systems, as RSCC explains. Stand A87 R
SCC Wire and Cable LLC has, for almost a century, been a leader in
cutting-edge cable technology. During the company’s long history, engineers at the Rockbestos Co. and Surprenant Cable Corp. continually lead their respective fi elds with new innovations for demanding cable applications. These two companies merged in 1996 to form Rockbestos Surprenant Cable Corporation. Over the past 15 years the combined strengths of the two have helped to make RSCC Wire & Cable LLC the leader in many markets with extremely demanding engineered cable applications.
One such market is mass transit. For over 30 years the Exane®
family of products
have been setting the standard for rail transit cables in North America. The Exane®
product was developed by the 130 | rail technology magazine Apr/May 11
In recent years the team of chemists and engineers at RSCC have been working to create LSHF compounds that could bridge
FOR MORE INFORMATION
E:
exaneinfo@goldwingcable.com or
info@transitcableproducts.co.uk
Surprenant Cable Corporation in the early 1970s and perfected the design using state- of-the-art irradiation technology.
In this process the molecular structure of the Exane®
polymer is ‘cross-linked’
to make it stronger, more durable and resistant to the rigorous demands of the harsh transit system environment.
Over the decades RSCC has continued to invest in irradiation technology capacity. Today the company has the largest capac- ity for irradiation cross-linking cable in the world.
This capacity provides advantages and capa- bilities that the competition does not have.
and meet the stringent physical and elec- trical demands of the market while main- taining the strict standards for acid gas and smoke generation.
RSCC accomplished this goal with our unique zero-halogen XLPO compound. The is a new halogen-free Exane®
family
of products, which is bridging the gap be- tween the physical and electrical demands of the market while maintaining low smoke and halogen free properties.
By using cutting edge technology, continu- ous innovation and a strong sense of what our customers need, RSCC Wire & Cable LLC continues to lead the way in cable technology.
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