BWE’s SheathEx™ technology was first developed in 2005. The process is now the preferred method for ‘seamless’ aluminum sheathing of High Voltage Cables. Until now, all machines supplied globally have been for a corrugated aluminium sheath. This is a well proven and reliable process from 2 x 12.0mm diameter aluminium rods. BWE are now […]
BWE Conform™ continuous rotary extrusion technology is more than 40 years old but it continues to be at the forefront of new research and development in non-ferrous metal applications.
A SheathEx machine uses two aluminium rods (12.0mm or 9.5mm ø) to form a ‘seamless’ aluminium sheath around HV and EHV cables.
BWE is pleased to announce a new addition to the range of Coldweld™ machines. The new machine is designated CW4ER and is based on the highly successful and well-proven CW4E model.
This year proved to be very successful for BWE. As well as a Conform™ machine for refrigeration tube and a Conklad™ machine for specialised OPGW cables, BWE secured three further contracts for their unique SheathEx™ technology.
BWE is pleased to announce a new addition to the range of Conform™ and Conklad™ continuous extrusion machines. The new machine is designated Conklad 315 and is based on the highly successful and well-proven Conform 315 model.
In March, BWE installed and commissioned a new Conform™ 315 line for the production of copper and aluminium rectangular wire (magnet wire) at the Rubí plant of Vicente Torns in Spain. The machine will be utilised initially for their copper products but the same machine can be used for aluminium.
The Non-Ferrous Metal Works Group (NFM) is one of the major metallurgical undertakings in Southern Africa.
HanYoung Technology Co. Ltd (HYTC) is a Korean company established in the year 2000. Until recently, the main business for HYTC was injection moulds and tooling for PFC tubes.
The company ATEX Ltd is located in Kolchugino, Russia and was established in 2011.
