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Manassero & C S.r.l
14E47
Manassero tells it in pictures “We will instead concentrate on showing videos of our machines in
production and detailed pictures of each item; we believe this is more
This year at WIRE 2008, Manassero Srl has decided not to display
important to the customer.”
any machines on its stand as it says the logistics have proven
complicated in the past.
Manassero has participated at Düsseldorf Wire since it started
approximately 20 years ago, but until 2006, was always on stands of
“If you introduce something technically new there may be a reason in
the companies it represented.
doing this, but with used machines the purpose may just be to attract
“The decision to have a stand of our own has immediately proved the
more visitors, but in our opinion it doesn’t happen. People have a tight
right one as we straight away sold machines to new customers we got
schedule and will not be willing to lose any time; if they are looking to
to know there. Our objectives for WIRE 2008 are to get to know new
buy or sell used machines they will stop at your stand regardless of the
customers and strengthen all the business relationships we have built
fact that you are exhibiting machines or not.”
over the years.”
Mectron Inspection Systems
13A02
Mectron debuts new inspection capability “The QuAlifier™ Q-5000
combination of 360 degree laser
Mectron Inspection Systems will present its full line of automated
inspection for dimensional
inspection systems utilising Windows XP operating systems and
measurement and MI-9500
swivel touch screens at WIRE Dusseldorf.
Magnetic Imagery™ inspection
Inspection systems are available in two, six or eight laser configurations
for metallurgical defects create
and can be outfitted with eddy current and vision add-ons to provide the most complete high-speed
complete part inspection. New technology that will be on display at
systems available in the world.
Wire Dusseldorf 2008, includes Mectron’s newly integrated tilt laser
Measurement capabilities of
array plate to accommodate products with extreme cosine error, and a
.0002” on diameters and +/-
newly developed length and acceleration analyser. Also, the new MI
8500 eddy current only machine is a solution to metallurgical
.0015” on stack-up lengths
inspection, and will be on display.
highlights the many features
Mectron systems can inspect.
The length and acceleration analyser will provide better feedback
Manufacturers can inspect
information (tolerance wise) and will now be able to measure stack-up
products dimensionally to part
lengths, head height, partial lengths, and overall length to +0.0015
prints at speeds up to 300
inches with zero mechanical adjustments.
pcs./minute.”
National Machinery LLC
13A02
New era of production at WIRE with 610mm(24”) capstan diameter. Mectron will display a QuAlifier™
Q5000 combination 360° laser inspection and MI 9500 Magnetic
National Machinery says that WIRE Dusseldorf 2008 will mark a Imagery™ inspection for metallurgical defects. The new stand alone MI
new era of production for precision fastener products, as it will 8500 eddy current machine will be shown as a cost effective solution
unveil a combination of a new FORMAX® style machine with to metallurgical inspection.
Modular Tooling.
The new machine concept will be demonstrated in line with a DTI
payoff unit and Ransohoff cleaning machine. A second machine, a
FORMAX Plus, will also be on demonstrated for the attendees.
National will also showcase it’s partner products from Nakashimada,
Mectron, Ransohoff and Drawing Technology Inc.(DTI).
Nakashimada will feature its Microformer and cold heading lines
including NS double stroke and NP 3B2D machines. Ranshoff with its
line of cleaning equipment, will demonstration its economical
Washmaster 320 Drum unit and a 15” LeanDrum. Both deliver a
quality part cleaning in conjunction with minimal space requirements.
DTI will have on display two wire payoff units and a 3807 wire drawer
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