Turn copper into gold

		It would be a physical sensation if copper could be turned into gold. This step - as yet unthinkable in laboratories - can now be achieved in a different way thanks to MAG enamelling machines. These impressive developments in the production process are summarised in the following formula of success: Less energy input results in higher production speeds and output.
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Reports about the research results and developments of MAG on the one hand and the global increase in the demand for enamelled wire on the other, would suggest that it was high time to open another account to store away the profit reaped.

Energy consumption of the machines has been improved, which makes sense in both ecological and economic terms. A Mozart machine of the newest generation consumes only one third of the energy needed by other machines to produce one kilo of enamelled wire. At the same time, production speed is nearly fifty percent higher.

A top machine of this kind of course comes at a price and when compared to the single-line machines of our competitors, the price may at first seem high, but a second glance reveals that MAG machines are much more efficient, with only 2/3 of the usual number of machines needed to achieve the same output as other machines.

MOBILITY, THE MEGATREND

The trend towards mobility is unstoppable. The automotive industry is currently investing large sums of research money in the development of hybrid and electric cars. With the number of such vehicles growing, the demands on the power stations and electricity infrastructure are also set to increase substantially. A demand which will be increasingly covered by sustainable power generation.

The petrol of the future is not buried deep underground but will reach Earth in the form of sunrays. Solar power is increasingly being used to generate energy with ever more power stations being built and the demand for enamelled wire growing. The convenience and safety of the modern car is being continually improved. Who wants a car without central locking, CD player, electric sunroof, power steering, air conditioning or other conveniences?

These requirements mean an increasing number of auxiliary motors in your typical passenger car - irrespective of the form of drive - and subsequently the demand for enamelled wire is also increasing.