Download NIEHOFF Magazine unveiling wire & cable innovations

Maschinenfabrik Niehoff, the leading manufacturer of wire and cable machinery, recently published the first edition of its 2024 customer magazine. This issue focuses on innovative solutions and exciting prospects for the wire and cable industry.

Key highlights of NIEHOFF Magazine 01/2024:

- NIEHOFF at wire 2024: The magazine provides a sneak peek at Niehoff's presence at the wire 2024 trade fair. Readers will discover the latest technologies showcased there, including:

● The high-performance, energy-efficient MSM 88 – R 503 Rod Breakdown (RBD) line.
● The all-new MMH 132 multiwire drawing machine represents a new generation of Niehoff's multiwire technology.
● The SV 403 D double spooler for the NPS automotive cable storage system is capable of reaching speeds of up to 2400 m/min.
● The high-output BMV 16 braiding machine and the new SMB automatic rewinder for braiding bobbins.

- NIEHOFF LifeCycle+: Niehoff unveils its comprehensive service concept at wire 2024. NIEHOFF LifeCycle+ offers support throughout a machine's lifecycle, from commissioning and maintenance to overhauls, modernization, and spare parts supply.

- HFSAB Innovation: HFSAB, a Niehoff Group company, presents a horizontal lead extruder die block with a semi-automatic centering device and a digital start-up scrap cutting system.

- Customer spotlight: The magazine features profiles of renowned international companies in the industry, including Southwire Company (USA), and interviews with key figures like Kyle Senk (Accel International, USA), Markus Thoma (LEONI Kabel, Germany), and Jakub Siemiński (Tele-Fonika Kable, Poland).

- Additional insights: Readers will also find key takeaways from the recent NF Wire Forum, company news, and information about Niehoff's new subsidiary in Mexico, ecological initiatives at headquarters, and the appointment of Bernd Lohmüller as President of the International Wire & Machinery Association (IWMA).

NIEHOFF Magazine is published twice a year in English and German, with summaries or articles available in Chinese. Access the digital edition directly on the Niehoff website or this link.