Speaking ahead of his forthcoming CWIEME Chicago seminar, Timothy Gill, Deputy Chief Economist, NEMA, has revealed the construction sector as the new major growth driver in the North American electrical manufacturing industry. Despite having emerged from the Great Recession more than six years ago, growth in the US economy is still subdued, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the homegrown electrical manufacturers and component suppliers gather...

On 6th and 7th of October, CWIEME Chicago’s largest gathering of exhibitors from across the international coil winding, insulation and electrical manufacturing industries will meet at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois. Among the exhibitors, 57% will be North and Central American suppliers, while 27% will come from Asia and 16% from Europe.

At CWIEME Shanghai, prominent industry figure Dr. Guo Yan of the China Electrical Equipment Industrial Association (CEEIA) will lead a seminar about how growing demand for electricity is bringing about a significant change in the way transformers are designed, manufactured and marketed in China.

  Synflex will use CWIEME Shanghai to launch its SYNtherm multi-layer flexible insulation range, designed to meet the price, application and delivery requirements of the Asian market.

Between 2005 and 2013 the global automotive industry grew by near 30%. During this same period, the Chinese automotive industry grew by 282%. These impressive figures form the backbone of a seminar on opportunities for the global electronics and electrical manufacturing communities by Dr. William Cai at the forthcoming CWIEME Shanghai exhibition.

After a packed seminar and technical workshop at the recent CWIEME Berlin exhibition, leading electric motor design expert Jim Hendershot will be bringing his wealth of knowledge and experience to CWIEME Shanghai. On the 23rd June in the spotlight seminar area, Mr. Hendershot will presenting on the subject of efficient motor design. On the 24th June, he will be answering all visitors’ questions on the subject of generator design and applica...

At last week’s CWIEME Berlin exhibition, key players in the electrical and electromagnetic industries gathered to watch four student teams battle it out for a €1,000 technology prize in the first ever CWIEME Challenge. This new initiative, sponsored by longstanding CWIEME exhibitor Marsilli, who also provided the prize, aimed to discover the most innovative electrical design and engineering projects from students around the world and i...

  Slovenian motor component manufacturer Hidria is set to dominate the global electric hybrid drive market after a stand-out deal at CWIEME Berlin 2015.

Professor Detlef Zühlke will use his seminar at CWIEME Berlin 2015 to explain the ‘Industry 4.0’ concept, with reference to his ground-breaking demo platform at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence in Kaiserslautern.

Concern for the environment has long been seen as a luxury of the West but a CWIEME Berlin seminar by global analyst Wilmer Zhou now points to a trend for high-efficiency ‘environmental’ motors in emerging economies too.

  A seminar at the forthcoming CWIEME Berlin exhibition will reveal how cellulose paper and mineral oil insulating systems in distribution transformers can still meet today’s ever-tightening cost and efficiency restrictions.

  At a forthcoming CWIEME Berlin seminar, smart technology analyst Mark Watson will discuss Industry 4.0 systems already at work across Germany.

Global economist Nenad Pacek will deliver a keynote speech at this year’s CWIEME Berlin exhibition, drawing on a wealth of experience to advise visitors in the coil winding, electric motor and transformer manufacturing industries how best to harness the potential of emerging and recovering markets.

To bring together the businesses of today and the engineers of tomorrow, CWIEME is launching the CWIEME Challenge at its 2015 Berlin show. This is a competition to find the most innovative electrical design and engineering projects from students at academic institutions around the world and introduce them to the industry’s leading manufacturers.

This year’s CWIEME Berlin will take place across six halls at the Messe Berlin, Germany from 5th to 7th May 2015. After 19 years of continuous growth, the show is anticipating record attendance from engineers, designers, buyers and academics in the global automotive, energy, consumer electronics, industrial machinery, military and aerospace sectors with advance registration figures already going strong.

A range of solvent-free impregnating resins, developed to help manufacturers to meet tightening environmental and safety legislation, are to be showcased at CWIEME Chicago. The resins, developed by Axalta Coating Systems, are claimed to minimise the generation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and reduce emissions during the impregnation process to below 2%.

Now in its 11th year, CWIEME Chicago, America's largest dedicated exhibition for the coil winding, insulation and electrical manufacturing industries, has grown by 50%, covering everything from coil winding machines, permanent magnets and laminations, to electrical steels, bobbins and electric motor testing equipment.

This year's CWIEME Berlin proved successful, with more than 6,500 buyers, designers, engineers and academics in attendance. The event held from 24-26th June, was organiser i2i Events Group’s busiest CWIEME show to date. The show, spread across six halls at the Berlin Messe exhibition grounds in Germany, featured some 750 suppliers from over 40 countries, including Aumann, DuPont, Hopf, Trancerie Emiliane and ThyssenKrupp.

CWIEME announced that during 2012 its Exhibitors will be able to take advantage of our new 15% discount. Any company that books a stand larger than 15 sq meters at three of the CWIEME Exhibitions in 2012 will be able save 15% on the total amount payable – terms and conditions apply.