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Conductor preheater

The conductor preheater, Preheater 6000
The conductor preheater, Preheater 6000

During the manufacture of data cables, a reliable conductor preheating is required to ensure optimum adhesion of the insulation on the wire.

For these applications Sikora offers the preheating system, Preheater 6000. The Preheater 6000 is positioned before the extruder and preheats the wire by means of inductive heating from 100°C to 180°C, depending on product type.

Sikora offers the device with the processor system Ecocontrol 600 directly integrated in the preheater housing. The Ecocontrol 600 displays the product and production parameters numerically and graphically on a clear 8.4" TFT monitor.

Moreover, it includes a trend display of the relevant data, such as temperature and line speed. An integrated product library stores and recalls product recipes.

To ensure a stable temperature and optimum adhesion the required power is calculated by the Preheater 6000, depending on line speed and product diameter. A change of line set up with the Preheater 6000 is possible in combination with several interfaces such as Profibus-DP.

PUBLISHED: 11 Mar 10

Company:
Sikora AG
Address:
Bruchweide 2

D-28307 Bremen
Germany
Tel:
+49 421 48900 0
Fax:
+49 421 48900 90
Email:
sales@sikora.net
Website:
www.sikora.com

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