| Maillefer has recently announced the delivery of its 250th dry cure CV-line, and also announces that three different customer orders for the China and Middle East regions have just pushed the total number to 251. Commercial activities with CV-lines began in 1976 when Maillefer introduced the famous completely dry curing and cooling (CDCC) method to the market. The CDCC process was a success from the start and soon became an industry standard. Today, Maillefer's world-wide cumulative market share in CV-lines is estimated to be 60%, a figure that positions the company as a market leader. The company has stayed on top of both the CV-line market and the technology. 220 catenary CV and 31 vertical CV lines have been delivered throughout all continents in 42 countries. These figures are composed of 115 medium-voltage lines, 68 high-voltage lines and 68 extra high-voltage lines.
Mr Kari Kuosmanen, CV-line sales, commented: �Our success in CV-lines is based on advanced technology, mutual trust with customers and an understanding that power cable manufacturing needs economical and safe solutions without compromise. Maillefer�s line concepts are a collection of experiences from around the world. Feedback from users relates numerous success stories and confirms full customer satisfaction�.
Maillefer SA, formerly part of Nextrom, is now an independent company with locations in Ecublens (Switzerland), Vantaa (Finland), Moscow, Toronto, and Shanghai. As a world-wide leading manufacturer of extrusion and winding solutions to the wire, cable and pipe industries, the company provides maximum productivity to its customers through superior technology, know-how and service.
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