1/1999 WIRE 5

Quality management

20 Great interest in the testing

technology

22 New calibrating stand for length
and speed measuring units

24 Quality and environmental mana-
gement complement each other
by Miriko Schilling

35 Revision of IEC 61196-1 sub clause
11.18, "Step/Pulse Return Loss"
by Rernhard Mund

Wire manufacture support

26 New annealing principle helps to
save energy

28 Layer winding of coils without
support

Market Place

30 Dance on the Volcano

34 One Week for the Wire and Cable
Worid

Optical Fibres

32 Armouring of optical fibres

by Helmut Bernhaupt

Columns

3 Editorial
6 Live Wire
20 Wirescape
35 Trends
40 Media
42 Preview/Imprint

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Wire properties

20 For your eyes only

60 Innovative straightening
technology

Cables___________________

24 Tailor-made cables for modern
railway systems

48 World cable markets grow

jubilee


28 70years in the die business

fairs


30 The wire-and cable-world meets
in Atlanta-Iterwire 99


49 IFE brings the forming

industry together

Fastener Show attracts over

400 manufacturers
52 Machine tools of every

description- EMO Paris 99

Metrology

54 Precise is nice
56 Quality control in cable production

65 Precise length & speed
measurement
byJiirn Bauer and Ehrhard Dammann

Cold forging

67 Innovations in cold forging
die design
by Jens Gr0nbak and Torben Birker


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Springs

18 Setting and testing of springs
20 Induction heating for spring steel
23 Inspection of biconic spring rods
39 Networking in spring production

Surface treatment
24 .New inipeller wheels decrease .
operation costs
Jubilee

26 Tradition in joining technology
34 90 years in the braiding business

Optical fibers_____________

28 Effective manufacturing methods
for optical fiber premises cables

Cables__________________

32 Wiring systems ensure
ongoing success
Exhibitionreport

36 In-house exhibition presents full
array of wire working equipment

38 Successful Interwire

Columns
3 Editorial
6 Live Wire
18 Wirescape
39 Trends
44 Media
46 Preview/Imprint


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Product report from Interwire

18 We have already reported about
the Interwire in Atlanta,
Georgia/USA. Now we present you
a selection of the most interesting
products according


High speed double twist twin hunching machi
with minimal footprint

Optical Fibres:
process and products

28 The processes used to manufacture
optical fibres used in the telecom-
munications industry today are
described.
Also details are given
of the various fibre
types, their applica-
tionsandsomeof
the key parameters
associated with them.


Effects ofanisotropy parameters in cold bulk metal forming
33 The effects of an isotropy parameters
of materialshavingaxisymmetric
cold drawn
properties on various processes
of cold bulk metal forming are
discussed. Concerning the formability
andtheworkpieceproperties
recommendations are given.
by Klaus Pohlandt,Kurt lange and Mishel Zucko


Measurement of the length of lay in stranded ropes

37 Continuous measurement of the
length of lay in stranded ropes is
length of lay in stranded ropes is
complicated and inaccurate. A new
measurement process with inductive
sensors enables an accuracy of 2% for
strand frequencies up to 28Hz
by Gabor Oplatka and Remo Schwitter


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