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Power cables to connect Switzerland and Italy
Nexans has signed a Eur 5 million contract with Azienda Elettrica Ticinese for an interconnection project between Switzerland and Italy.
News from Nexans (21 December 2006)
Metallic conduit screens out interference
Kopex International's Screenforce conduit systems include the Superscreen, embracing Types T, H and S pliable covered metallic conduit.
News from Kopex International (21 December 2006)
PTEE hose offers small bending radius
The Parker Stratoflex 3175 PTFE hose from Parker Hannifin, Stratoflex Products Division is designed for medium-pressure, low-temperature aerospace fluid transfer applications in non-fire zones.
News from Icore International (20 December 2006)
Offshore wind farm requires submarine power cable
User application article Nexans has signed a contract with Danish utility Energinet.dk to deliver and install the power export cable for Dong Energy's Horns Rev 2 offshore wind farm on the west coast of Denmark
News from Nexans (11 December 2006)
Baseplate system speeds and simplifies cabling
Patent-pending system constitutes a two-part baseplate with prefabricated cutouts ready to accept icotek's KEL and Jumbo cable entry systems.
News from Buttkereit ( 4 December 2006)
Square wire coils offer more efficient performance
Goto Denshi's square wire coils are becoming increasingly used in the linear motor industry because of their greater performance efficiency compared to traditional type coils
News from Goto Denshi ( 4 December 2006)
Cordsets don armour for industrial protection
Armoured cordsets provide protection against abrasion, cuts, water, oil and impact, and are excellent for use in automotive, stamping plants and welding environments.
News from Turck ( 4 December 2006)
Cable glands gain DNV approval
Hazardous area connection specialist, Hawke International has achieved type approvals for its complete range of hazardous area cable glands from Det Norske Veritas (DNV).
News from Hawke International UK (21 November 2006)
Safety cable meets German rail demands
User application article Munich's underground railway company has trusted Datwyler Cables with the safety cable for the extensions to lines 3 and 6.
News from Datwyler (UK) (20 November 2006)
Shipping programme speeds access to cables
Northwire has developed its 15-10-5 shipping programme in response to rapidly changing customer needs.
News from Northwire (20 November 2006)
Energy efficiency experts required
Schneider Electric is recruiting new staff to join its Energy Services team.
News from Schneider Electric (20 November 2006)
Hazardous area expertise showcased in Dubai
Conduit manufacturer Kopex International will feature its extensive range of systems for hazardous areas at the 2007 Middle East Electricity Exhibition in Dubai.
News from Kopex International (20 November 2006)
Acquisition kick-starts Asia-Pacific expansion
Nexans has signed an agreement to acquire the Australian company Olex, the uncontested cable industry leader in the Australasia region, for A$515 million.
News from Nexans (14 November 2006)
Current transducers take conditioning onboard
Noncontact current transducers help designers to convert high level current signals into simple 4-20mA or 0-10V DC process signals.
News from Red Lion Controls (14 November 2006)
Acquisition adds scope to submarine services
Nexans has signed a contract with Bourbon Cable, a Norwegian subsidiary of the French company Bourbon, to purchase the C/S Bourbon Skagerrak, one of the world's most powerful cable-laying vessels.
News from Nexans ( 9 November 2006)
Structured cabling makes the grade
Connectix Cabling Systems has gained third party approval for its new NET 10G range of structured cabling products.
News from Connectix ( 7 November 2006)
First half sees exceptional sales and earnings
Huber+Suhner has experienced an outstanding first half of 2006.
News from Huber+Suhner ( 7 November 2006)
Cable plant comes on-stream
Nexans has held an inauguration ceremony for the official start of production at its new submarine high voltage power cable plant of Tokyo Bay in Japan.
News from Nexans ( 7 November 2006)
Flexible conduit protects against fire and EMI
Conduit system offers enhanced fire hazard protection and EMI screening characteristics, making it ideal for installation in a variety of environments.
News from Kopex International ( 6 November 2006)
Cables are tough enough for Profibus
Belden has added two new DataBus cables to its IndustrialTuff Profibus product line.
News from Belden CDT Electronics (30 October 2006)
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