TROESTER GmbH & Co. KG is a worldwide leading manufacturer of complete extrusion systems for the cable industry.
February 15, 2017
In 1892, the German engineer Paul Troester started building machines which could prozess unvulcanised rubber and guttapercha. 125 years later in 2017, TROESTER GmbH & Co. KG is a worldwide leading manufacturer of complete extrusion systems for the cable industry. The excellent results produced by its extrusion technology makes TROESTER a competent and reliable partner in the cable industry.
TROESTER at WIRE Russia 2017
On the WIRE Russia 2017 TROESTER will present their technology and solutions in the field of Rubber CV and CCV-Lines up to 35 kV, XLPE CCV and VCV Lines for Power Cables up to 500 kV, Sheathing Lines for Medium and High Voltage Cables, and Insulation Lines for LV and MV Cables.
X-Compound, member of the TROESTER Group will join the booth and present their kneader technology for the continuous compounding of HFFR (LSOH), PVC, XLPE, Semi-conductive Materials and EPR/EPDM. X-Compound is specialized in the planning and construction of complete systems for the compounding of plastics with the process steps conveying, melting, dispersing, mixing and degassing.
Specialists from TROESTER and X-Compound look forward to meeting you at booth and will be happy to discuss your specific requirements with you.
TROESTER at Interwire 2017
At Interwire, TROESTER will present a variety of information and new developments in the field of CCV lines and VCV lines for XLPE and rubber cables, one step silane lines for LV and MV cable applications, as well as high speed insulation lines and sheathing lines.
Technical solutions for CV tube components, heavy duty cable jacketing and submarine cable equipment will be introduced.
TROESTER also represents its subsidiary, X-Compound, which supplies compounding plants for cable compounds such as PVC, HFFR, XLPE, semi-conductive material and special applications.
Wire Russia 2017, June 5-8, Moscow/RUSSIA
Interwire 2017, May 09-11, Atlanta/Georgia, USA,
Booth No. 1165
