Wire and cable making machinery is introduced, reviewed, and sold at INTERWIRE. This biennial trade show—the largest of its kind in the Americas—features an ever-changing landscape of new and returning exhibiting companies, which draws the attention of industry leaders. 

At INTERWIRE 2019 The Wire Association welcomed visitors from 39 states and 47 countries; similar attendance is expected this year.

If you recommend or purchase capital equipment plan to visit INTERWIRE to review all that is available to you at this global marketplace. Register now to see the exhibits at INTERWIRE.


For the complete INTERWIRE experience, choose Conference and Exhibits Registration.

Access the following with your exhibit registration.

See these presentations conveniently staged at the WAI Theater on the exhibit floor.

"In-situ evaluation of the performance of wire drawing using multiple sensors," Mordica Lecture; "The future of industrial work - How Smart AI is helping to unlock the true potential of today’s workforce;" "Inline surface dimensional flaw detection and outer diameter/ovality measurements using laser line triangulation;" "Manufacturing high-quality fine copper wire at a low cost by combining three-roll rolling and wire drawing;" "Application of polymer lubricants to replace zinc phosphate in wire drawing;" "Thermo-mechanical and air patenting in modern rolling: characteristics and advantages;" "Achieving high quality in wire using eddy current testing;" "Inline profiling of magnet wires for e-mobility;" and UPCAST oxygen free copper rod metallurgy, OFHC/OFE wire manufacturing, and other practicalities.

"Advanced extrusion technology;" "Polymer technology for wire and cable applications," and "What are you risking by using outdated controls on your extruder?"

Presentation by Dr. Bruce Kiefer, "Ferrous rod--Before it gets to be wire."

Learn how to tackle manufacturing challenges and common process hurdles at these live demos. Featuring: "Factors affecting wire production from precoats to lubricants"; "Wire breaks"; and "Wire drawing die material and profile specification considerations."  Sessions are offered Wednesday and Thursday, May 10, 11.