Seven reasons to attend the CabWire World Conference

The 7th biennial conference is returning to Düsseldorf, Germany, the home of the wire industry, and is already attracting significant interest following the huge success of the 2013 CabWire conference in Milan. 
This non-profit event is subsidised by key industry associations and at only €175 per delegate offers incredible value for money - an unparalleled opportunity to learn about the latest industry innovations.

This prestigious event is a ‘must attend’ industrial technology event for all wire and cable professionals.

CabWire 2015 has an impressive list of world-class speakers in ferrous and non-ferrous fields, headed by Dr Klaus Probst recently retired Chief Executive Officer, President and Head of Wire & Cable Division of Leoni AG, and presentations from companies including SAMP Spa (Italy); Maschinenfabrik Niehoff GmbH & Co KG (Germany); SICME Italia Implanti (Italy); Sikora AG (Germany), De Montfort Leicester University, School of Engineering and Sustainable Development (UK); NV Bekaert SA (Belgium), FMS Force Measuring Systems AG (Switzerland), and Ceeco Bartell Products (Canada).

Seven reasons why you need to be there:
- Packed ferrous and non-ferrous programmes by industry leaders
- High quality keynote speakers
- Table top exhibition
- Evening reception - an excellent opportunity to network
- Backed by leading industry organisations
- Tour of a major industrial plant to see the latest technology in action
- A world-class venue in the world centre of the wire industry

Also included in your delegate fee:
Networking evening in Düsseldorf, with refreshments and entertainment.
Plant tour, Duisburg, Wednesday, 4 November at ArcelorMittal, the world’s leading steel and mining company.

Exhibition & sponsorship opportunities
A table top exhibition complements the conference sessions, it’s an excellent showcase for your business and a great opportunity for one-to-one discussions with suppliers.
Exhibition spaces are limited, so early booking is essential. You can also take advantage of excellent sponsorship opportunities.

For more information visit www.cabwire.com

PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
The listed papers are only those confirmed so far, more will be added.

NON FERROUS

Company Paper title Leoni A.G. KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Success factors for sustainable international growth IDEAL-Werk Wire joining of non-ferrous metals by dual force technology SICME Italia Impianti Revolutioning the wire manufacturing process Samp Spa Application of new technologies in the drawing of coated wire and subsequent insulation with high-temperature materials Maschinenfabrik Niehoff GmbH & Co KG Manufacturing solutions for alternative materials to copper for automotive wires Ceeco Bartell Products Manufacturing of compact conductors, highlighting the benefits and potention costs reductions in the whole stranding process SIKORA AG Highly pure XLPE material is essential for high-quality EHV and subsea cables C Tech Corporation Rodents not just a nuisance but a threat to the wire and cable industry De Montfort Leicester University Comparative study of two scheduling approaches to resolve scheduling problem for a wire and cable manufacturing process Continuus Properzi SpA Properzi adds continuous rotary extrusion to its range of equipment to provide an integrated solution for the production of ACSR/AS conductors
FERROUS

Company Paper title NV Bekaert SA Heat resistant colour coatings for a new generation of spring wires Data M Sheet Metal Solutions Design and simulation of rolled profile wires with modern CAE tools FMS Force Measuring Systems AG  Improved transmission of critical signals in bunchers, twisters, stranders through use of wireless systems Koner Srl Technological progress in the drawing of zinc-coated wire by a new type of tungsten carbide dies Ceeco Bartell The use of steel strip, shaped wire and round wire in the production of umbilical cable and submarine cable Colorado School of Mines
and National Institute of
Standards and Technology The evolution of vanadium in high-carbon steel during wire drawing