Mike Page, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Steel Wire",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Manufacturingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Inverters have latest MIG brazing software from
Kemppi (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "Inverter based MIG welding power sources and digitally controlled wire feed units supplied to a UK automotove plant's BIW assembly has MIG brazing software for accurate parameter setting".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Strong hose meets recent legistlation from
FlexRite Chemgiene: "Fluids handling hose offers longevity, strength and also reduces fears that the brewing and distilling industries might have over complying new safety regulations".
In June 2007, we covered the news from Motoman Robotics (UK)
concerning its Twin-robot MIG welding cell
- take a look at Robotic MIG beats spot welding on frame assemblies
which says: "A twin-robot MIG welding cell with powered turntable has 1 min TAKT time, around 25% less than an equivalent spot welding cycle to produce automotive rear seat cushion frame assemblies".
Take a look also at the news release from Alcoa Fastening Systems, Eastern Europe demand for fasteners grows,
as well as Draw-wire sensors offer robust, reliable sensing from Micro-Epsilon UK,
and Burnishing accessories finish metals, plastics from Metabo.
See also:
Long-life lightweight repair and machine light
(March 2007)
Stahl's ToughLux light for hazardous areas (repair light type 6149) weighs less than one kilogram, it is optimised for practical use and its ergonomically shaped handle features roll-away protection
Steel wire rolling line to raise Polish output
(January 2007)
The addition of a new wire rolling line to an existing Polish bar and wire rod mill will output wire from 5mm to 25mm in diameter at up to 150 tonnes/h or 110m/s
Tiny coring pin for mould tool machined
(January 2007)
In machining a tiny coring pin to fit into a mould tool a pin had to be 1mm in diameter at one end narrowing to just 0.15mm at the other
Lightweight and flexible hose for fluid transfer
(December 2006)
In non-fire zones, the latest Parker Stratoflex 3175 PTFE hose from Parker Hannifin combines small bending radius with lightweight yet robust construction
Low bend radius fibre cables for flexible use
(December 2006)
Fujikura Europe has launched its new range of cables using the innovative FutureGuide SR15 optical fibre
Large SS weld wire packs suit mid-volume users
(October 2006)
Large packs considerably enhance productivity and quality for large-volume users of SS MIG welding wire, and now mid-volume users can enjoy the same advantages
Fibreglass composite enclosures combat corrosion
(July 2006)
Designed to house instruments, switchgear and cable junctions, a range of fibreglass composite enclosures out-perform equivalent plastics designs in terms of strength and corrosion resistance
News on the Steel wire rod - automotive from Corus Group (Automotive)
(March 2006)
UK distribution centre for damage-critical grades of wire rod shipped to world automotive manufacturers has reduced instances of materials being damaged in transit by a massive 85%
Large capacity welding wire packs suit SMEs
(March 2006)
Large welding wire packs of 100kg allow mid-volume users to enjoy the same advantages without the consumption requirements and capital investment associated with the full-size packs
Earmuffs feature ultraslim earcup design
(March 2006)
The Bacou-Dalloz Hearing Safety Group has extended its popular line of Bilsom Leightning earmuffs with a new L-Zero (L0) Series
Innovative earmuffs have hi-visibility finish
(October 2005)
The new Bilsom Leightning Hi-Visibility Earmuffs protect workers from noise and make the wearer more visible both during the day and at night
Ropes maker says engineers ready for 2012
(September 2005)
Ropes maker has responded very positively to news that London will host the 2012 Olympic Games, saying that the UK's engineering sector is in good shape to support the event
Lifting Solutions looks ahead to 2012
(September 2005)
Lifting Solutions has responded positively to news that London will host the 2012 Olympic Games, with a buoyant message that the UK's engineering sector is in good shape to support the event
News on the Square section electrical steel wire from Goto Denshi
(June 2005)
Square section coiled wire, for use in electro-magnetic devices, has increased in usage such that Goto denshi has added on a new, increased capacity production facility
Versatile suspension speeds lighting installation
(April 2005)
Extremely versatile and discrete suspension system allows a really quick installation of high bay lighting, fluorescent tubes, trunking, trays and busbars, and reduces costs
Wire rope structure supports 8200m2 of banners
(February 2005)
Lifting Solutions has supplied an enormous supporting structure of steel wire rope holding up what is believed to be Europe's largest ever banner
So small, it was considered impossible to make
(January 2005)
Micro-machining experts in Cardiff University's award-winning Manufacturing Engineering Centre (MEC) have created a vital component so small, it was previously believed impossible to produce
Long-lasting chain boosts tyre production
(December 2004)
A previous drive chain used on a tyre production line drives had to be changed every three weeks, the replacement product needs changing only every 12 weeks, reports the user
News on the Stainless steel wire swaged products from Lifting Solutions
(November 2004)
Lifting Solutions is launching a range of stainless steel wire swaged products
Stainless steel wire swaged products included
(November 2004)
Lifting Solutions of Barnsley is adding to its growing industry reputation by strengthening its customer offering to include stainless steel wire swaged products
Piano wire screens in tune with productivity
(November 2004)
Harpscreen piano wire screens, a proven choice for all makes and models of screening equipment now offer an alternative to traditional steel crossbands
Spliced joints last twice as long
(October 2004)
Designed to increase the strength and life of Wirebelt's Flat-FlexR open-mesh, stainless steel wire belting, the EZSpliceT system includes an innovative conveyor belt splicing strand
New earmuffs aimed at specialist applications
(October 2004)
Building on its popular noise blocking and sound management earmuff brands, Bilsom is introducing several new models to meet a wide range of specialty applications
Olympics saw big lift from UK supplier
(September 2004)
Lifting Solutions was a major supplier of steel wire rope to the Olympic Games for its opening and closing ceremony - watched by millions if not billions of people around the globe
Unusual twin-SS wire system used to weld exhausts
(September 2004)
Welding of inter-rears for Land Rover Discovery 3 exhausts involves an unusual adaptation of a twin-wire feed system on robots using two different stainless steel wires
News on the C-CureEdge open-mesh, stainless steel wire belting from Wire Belt Company of America
(July 2004)
Novel open-mesh, stainless steel wire belts reduce downtime by minimizing conveyor-to-conveyor snags and tangling during shipping, storage, installation, repair and day-to-day operation
Nylon terminal strips can also be customised
(August 2003)
A versatile range of 12-way nylon terminal strips, that can be supplied pre-cut to a specified number of poles, can be used in a wide range of electrical installations and lighting equipment
UK welding market confidence underlined
(June 2003)
Showing its confidence in the UK arc welding market Kemppi has invested some EUR 2 million in new 1176m2 UK headquarters on the Priory Business Park in Bedford
High tensile belt hooks widen conveyor splice life
(April 2003)
Redesigned high tensile belt hooks have a greater wire mass and bring longer splice life to slider-bed conveyor installations
Hollow ceiling anchor fastens hangers in place
(March 2003)
For the mechanical and electrical market a hollow-ceiling anchor has been developed specifically for fastening hangers with stud ends into hollow-core concrete beams
Getting the best from multi-axis laser machining
(February 2003)
Getting the most out of multi-axis laser machining systems has been a 30-year quest for job shop owner Ron Sanders who has worked on the most difficult aerospace, power and automotive parts
Largest wire forming and welding unit launched
(January 2003)
Wire forming and welding machine specialist's largest machine yet built produces an infinite variety of welded and unwelded components directly from a coil, such as welded wire frames
Production tooling software used extensively
(December 2002)
PC-based, 2D mechanical engineering design software for production tooling is being used by different engineers for the design of press and mould tools, jigs, fixtures and gauges
Reliable MIG welder facilitates thin-wall joints
(May 2002)
Providing high quality joints in thin sheet metals down to 0.5mm place growing demands on MIG welding equipment and operators, which is why reliable TIG weld process control is essential