Superconductor Cabling
Service Detail from New England Wire Technologies Corporation
Superconductor Cabling
New England Wire Technologies has provided cabling, insulating, and other services to the superconductor industry since the 1960’s.
Our products are integrated into most of the major accelerator projects, ore separator magnets, NMR magnets, and superconducting magnetic energy storage (SMES) magnets. Other projects include Tevatron at Fermilab, RHIC for Brookhaven National Labs, LHC for Cern, 45 Tesla Hybrid Magnet for NHMFL, 36 strand Rutherford cable for GSI-Darmstadt FAIR, and high temperature superconductor wires for American Superconductor and various MRI manufacturers. New England Wire is also the only US manufacturer of Toroidal Field coils for the ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor) project in southern France. Learn more about the ITER project here.
With the widely diversified stranding and cabling processes utilized at New England Wire Technologies, we are able to offer a broad range of special application items including round, rectangular and trapezoidal configurations of superconducting cables. We have experience with both low temperature and high temperature conductors, and we’re a world leader in Rutherford cabling of superconducting wire. We have the ability to apply polyimide tape, fiberglass tape, fiberglass textile braid, extruded ETFE insulation and engineered materials to all conductor configurations.
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New England Wire Technologies
Whether working with customer supplied specification or designing to a unique requirement, New England Wire Technologies' design teams develop innovative, one-of-a-kind wire and cable solutions. On-site manufacturing processes include wire drawing, plating, braid, cabling and extrusion services. And, since all of our proprietary equipment and tooling is designed and built in-house, we have complete control while also offering quick modifications when needed. Through true vertical integration of manufacturing processes our customers' design-to-market curve is the shortest in the industry.