May, 2019


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Schleuniger Debuts New Wire Processing Equipment


Manchester, NH — Schleuniger, Inc., is presenting a range of new wire processing equipment at the Electrical Wire Processing Technology Expo (EWPTE). The company will demonstrate its CoaxCenter 6000, which is a fully automatic machine for processing coaxial cables. The machine is precise, allowing it to process cables down to 42 AWG micro-coax and with the length precision to process conformable coax. Its QCam 360 automatically monitors stripping


quality, eliminating the need for time-consuming manual post-production quality monitoring process- es. The output of the machine is at least three times higher than with manual and semiautomatic equip- ment and requires considerably fewer personnel to operate. The CoaxCenter 6000 can also process small, single-conductor wires easily. The company is displaying its lat-


est generation of benchtop coaxial cable stripping machines for the first time, including the CoaxStrip 6380, CoaxStrip 6480 and CoaxStrip 6580. With an average 20 percent increase in production output, this new family of programmable, multistep stripping machines allows for precise stripping of coaxial, triaxial and multi-conductor cables, as well as single-conductor wire. Additional features include “cable end detection” for strip length precision, “cable diameter verification” for quality assurance, and “automatic cable retraction function” for easier processing of longer strip lengths. New stripping heads ensure that even thin, hard-molded, or slightly out-of-round insulations can be stripped. Schleuniger is also highlighting


its S.Univ ersity, an e-learning plat- form that can help companies to edu-


Heilind to Show Latest Interconnect Solutions


Wilmington, MA —Heilind Electronics is scheduled to exhibit its portfolio of wire and cable connector solutions at EWPTE. The company will highlight products from manufacturers that include 3M, Alpha Wire, Bel Magnetic Solutions, Brady, HARTING, Heller - mannTyton, Hirose, Molex, Panduit, TE Connectivity, and WAGO. The company serves customers


from startups to multinational OEMs and is a distributor of connec- tors, relays, sensors, switches, ther- mal management and circuit protec- tion products, terminal blocks, wire


CoaxCenter 6000 fully automatic coaxial cable processing machine.


cate their employees and strengthen their posi- tions in the industry. A full complement of laser wire stripping


machines from Laser Wire Solutions will also be on display. The powerful processing capabilities of the Mercury-2, Mercury-4, Mercury-5, Mercury-6, and Odyssey-4 models are designed to guarantee nick- free stripping with radial and axial incision capa- bilities and provide the visitor with a better under-


standing of the flexibility these machines offer. Contact: Schleuniger, Inc., 87 Colin Drive,


See at EWPTE, Booth 2133


Manchester, NH 03103 % 603-668-8117 fax: 603- 668-8119 E-mail: marketingna@schleuniger.com Web: www.schleuniger.com


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TE Connectivity tunnel oven. and cable, wiring accessories, and


identification products. Contact: Heilind Electronics,


58 Jonspin Road, Wilmington, MA 01887 % 978-988-3307 E-mail: mromanowski@heilind.com Web: www.heilind.com


See at EWPTE, Booth 1853 See at NEPCON China, Booth 1H15 and SMTconnect, Hall 4A Booth 148


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