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Schleuniger Boosts Premier Cable
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Manchester, NH — Premier Cable So- lutions, LLC, (PCS) located in Shulls- burg, Wisconsin, specializes in the manufacturing of custom cable assem- blies, wire harnesses, control boxes, and console assemblies for a wide range of industries. As cofounder of Antenna Plus, LLC, Bill Li- imatainen drew on over 20 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of low-profile an- tennas to build PCS. When Liimatainen sold
Rotator Ro ot to Positioner Pos o it
his stake in Antenna Plus, he knew that he had a talented pool of experienced profession- als available from which he could build this new enter- prise. He was already familiar with Schleuniger’s line of coax- ial cable stripping machines, having previously processed millions of feet of cable, which made Schleuniger the logical choice for the new venture. Premier Cable Solutions cur-
By utilizing this equipment, the
company has freed up two employees to work on other aspects of the pro- duction process, which has resulted in more flexibility and growth.
September, 2019
Multistrip 9480 cut and strip machine. “The quality of the equipment,
rently owns a MultiStrip 9480 auto- matic cut and strip system with ac- companying PreFeeder 2200 and Ca- bleCoiler 1300. The flexibility of these machines enables them to process a variety of wires and cables in a wide range of sizes. In addition, PCS has a UniStrip 2300 wire strip- ping machine and several CT 32 S and CT 60 pneumatic crimping ma- chines.
as well as excellent customer service, is what has prompted us to continue to invest in Schleuniger. As we’ve grown, we’ve continued to buy Schle- uniger equipment in an effort to au- tomate more and more of our processes,” says ElizaBeth Kimball,
plant manager, PCS. Contact: Schleuniger, Inc., 87
Colin Drive, Manchester, NH 03103 % 603-668-8117 fax: 603-668-8119
E-mail:
sales@schleuniger.com Web:
www.schleuniger.com
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