AW Machinery (AWM) is a North American manufacturer and integrator of machinery and control systems. Although our primary line of machinery is used in the manufacture of electrical wire, electrical cable and fiber optic coating, AWM also manufactures and produces equipment used in other applications including Tube and Hose manufacturing, rewinding applications, extrusion applications, etc.

AWM designs and fabricates electrical control systems used in its machines and for various other applications. Digital Touch Screen Control systems design & fabrication is a specialty of AW Machinery.

In 2003, AWM purchased the engineering information (entire library of project files and designs) and inventory formerly owned by Viteck Inc. and now provides a complete line of equipment for both plastic insulating, and, continuous cure CV insulation of wires and cables from Fiber Optic through Power Cables. Machineries for other industries are also manufactured and supplied by AWM. Short deliveries for new machines, wire line systems, complete technical service and spare parts for both Viteck equipment presently in the field and AWM supplied equipment, is a specialty of AWM.

The current staff at AWM includes some former employees who worked both in the design engineering, production and service areas of the former Viteck, Inc., Videx Equipment Corporation and in various other industries.

AWM is an experienced manufacturer of complete extrusion lines and systems to meet the diverse requirements of the electrical wire and cable industry, such as:

• Telephone and LAN Cables
• Power Cable – CV Lines
• Optical Fiber Coating
• Building Wire
• Automotive Wire
• Appliance Wire
• Medical Tubing
• Special Cables

AWM’s experienced engineers will design your system utilizing high quality AWM equipment combined with industry accepted components available from well established OEM suppliers and commercially available products. The system will then be fully integrated with “state-of- the-art” line controls which range from basic analog line control through fully computerized line management systems with features such as data logging, SPC, trending, recipe management, etc.