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Continuous casting systems offered for fine wires
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Rautomead International product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Dec 23, 2003
Graphite furnace continuous casting solutions for the wire and cable industry include machines for the casting of 8.0mm CuOF for high quality fine and enamelled wires.
UK-based continuous casting technology specialists, Rautomead International Limited, of Dundee, will be presenting models from their innovative range of oxygen-free copper and copper alloy wire rod casting machines at the forthcoming Wire 2004 exhibition in Dusseldorf.
Visitors to stand number 10 E 56 will be introduced to a wide variety of graphite furnace continuous casting solutions for the wire and cable industry.
These include machines for applications involving the casting of: 8.0mm CuOF for subsequent manufacture to high quality fine wire and enamelled wires; 12-25mm diameter CuOF for processing to flat strips or water tube fittings; 8-12.5mm diameter CuAg for processing to commutator sections; 18-25mm CuCd or CuMg for trolley wire cables, and 8.0mm diameter copper alloy wires for special applications such as EDM machining wires.
In addition, delegates to the Rautomead stand will also be able to hear about recent advances in both cooler and withdrawal technology that have increased maximum casting rates for 8.0mm CuOF to five metres per minute.
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