Shaping the future of wire making
From 13 to 15 May, Wire Association International (WAI) will be organizing the “Interwire” trade fair. On this page we have compiled a compact summary of information on exhibitors for readers and visitors in the run-up of the fair. Over 350 companies will be presenting their products and services, including many European businesses.
Introduced in 1981, “Interwire” is the largest and longest-running wire and cable marketplace in the Americas. Hosted biennially, the “Interwire 2025” will be staged in Hall A of the “Georgia World Congress Center” (GWCC) in Atlanta, GA/USA. 82 speakers and 43 conference presentations are on the program.
WAI announces a special conference program for the “Interwire” and its “4th Global Continuous Casting Forum” (GCCF), May 12-15, at the GWCC. The GCCF is WAI’s fourth forum for copper and aluminum continuous casting, in conjunction with “Interwire”.
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The company will be launching new products, including plywood reels with T&G drum ... © Madem
Wire drawing lubricants. © Condat
The “BM 36 HS” high-speed wire bending machine (wire diameter 1.5mm to 6mm). © Wafios
The “Minimac II”, popular with wire manufacturers for its ability to detect short surface and some subsurface defects in wire, rod, and tube at speeds up to 4,000f.p.m. © Magnetic Analysis
Laser Linc will showcase its “Ultra Gauge+”, an ultrasonic solution for wire and cable products. © Laser Linc
Cable guiding arm. © Medek+Schoerner
The “Precision Cut UD0” from Jouhsen-Bündgens. The improved machine design is capable of meeting the most demanding requirements when straightening and cutting even long and thin wires with sensitive surfaces. © Jouhsen Bündgens
Reelex announced the delivery of its first “S320e” machine model and “Payoff-Dancer” (POD) system to a global wire and cable manufacturer. © Reelex
SEZ. © Witechs
Additionally, Cersa-MCI will be presenting the DLN, an all-in-one solution for the wire and cable industry. © Cersa-MCI
Teknor Apex has successfully passed the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) audit. © Teknor Apex
The picture showcases an example of a sensor data cable as used in automotive (upper section), where the bedding is foamed. On the lower part an A-B jacket with a thin skin-layer highlights the potential for jacketing applications in data and power cables. © Promix
Windak’s FC Series provides an intelligent, automated, and cost-effective approach to cable coiling. © Windak
Ridgway’s high speed taping machinery has been designed and manufactured for a wide variety of applications. © Ridgway
Double twist strander. © Bartell
Flexibility is achieved through the use of modern machinery. © Webster+Horsfall
The company’s unique Profelis automatic wet blasting machine has become an industry favourite for the cleaning and finishing of wire and cable products. © Vapormatt
Delta Tecnic shakes up the telecom sector with a masterbatch that ensures the flawless miniaturization of fibre optic cables. © Delta Tecnic
The drawing machines are used to produce high-resistance quality wires for industrial applications. © Schlatter
High-tech lubricants and coatings for the wire drawing industry. © Pan Chemicals
“250-KSPH” drop-in air wipe with bracket. © Keir
M+E also manufacture wet drawing machines. © M+E Macchine+Engineering
2,000mm large double twist strander “TC2000-4M”. © Setic
The “SNA” series has been designed for the production of high-precision one- or multi-turn rings from profiled material. © Wafios
The “ACC 12/16” auto-centering crosshead. © Maillefer
‘Overall view of a “PLR AKK” machine. © Eurobend
Lämneå Bruk's team at “Interwire 2025” in Atlanta, GA/USA. © Lämnea Bruk
The unique Vapormatt Profelis automatic wet blasting machine is designed to rapidly clean and finish wire, cable and continuous products in-line with existing production. © Vapormatt
In their enormous Tunisian manufacturing plants located in Bizerte and Grombalia, Tunisie Cables are using a variety of technologies from Zumbach. © Zumbach
The “TR45” is designed specifically for welding non-ferrous trapezoidal wire up to 45mm² cross-sectional area. © PWM
The WAI Theater features 22 presentations. © WAI
Troester “Co-Kneader”. © Troester
Sikora offers suitable technology for the extrusion of data cables. *This image was created using AI. © Sikora
The Leibinger “Jet Rapid Wire” in use during cable extrusion at Encore Wire – delivering reliable, fast, and precise marking even at top production speeds. © Leibinger
The rewinding machine type “SMB 4”. © Niehoff
AIM will present the new “AFCe-3Dx” line, an advanced and compact 3D wire-bending machine. © AIM
semi-synthetic, full synthetic and straight oil form compounds for wet drawing of non ferrous and ferrous wire. © Richards Apex
WAI announces conference program details for “Interwire” and its “4th Global Continuous Casting Forum”. © WAI