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 Tratos Cavi was born 40 years ago from the dreams and aspirations of the engineer Egidio Capaccini who, upon his return from Argentina, decided to build a factory for the drawing of copper wire. The name “Tratos” is formed directly from this (Trafilerie Toscane). Over the years that followed the company grew and flourished until the death of it’s founder. At this point the young Engineer Albano Bragagni took up the reins to guide the company forward.
He made exceptional progress and is to this day the president of the company which has, under his guidance, grown to the point where today it has over 300 employees and a turnover well in excess of 100 milion Euros (with a turnover in 2006 of 86 million).
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 Tratos Cavi has always had as one of its key objectives, the innovation of products in the various fields of its activities. We have achieved this by means of the study and realisation of complex programs of research & development. One of the more important of these has led to the production of a Superconducting Cable HTS (high temperatures superconductivity) made up of “bisco “(Bi2223) tapes from “American Superconductors”.
In addition our company has been able to carry out meaningful developments on cables for overhead power lines with high thermal limits and reduced deformations at high loads; in the field of insulated, self-supporting, cables for medium and high voltage; that of composite special cables for transport of signalling and power in difficult conditions (earth moving equipment and mobile port equipment for moving loads)plus ,amongst many others,improved optical fibre cables for advanced use, including the military.
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TRATOS are proud to introduce their very own cable wizard “Tommy Tratos”, created by Sheffield’s world famous artist Pete Mckee. Tommy will be appearing on the TRATOS website and future catalogues to help guide you though news, products and technical advice.
Pete McKee’s art lays bare the human side of working-class life. His inspiration is the vividly remembered places and characters of his youth in the ’60s and ’70s – the days when everyone had a cigarette on the go and working men’s clubs were full of working men (and occasionally their wives). And when holidays meant fish and chips on the seafront at Skegness. Pete has already achieved legendary status in his native Sheffield, where his evocation of place and time has fired the imagination of the Steel City.
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