We produce our heat and cold shrink products at three locations worldwide: Toronto, Canada Rheinbach, Germany and Suzhou, China. With our application expertise and our unique technical solutions, we are serving Automotive, Industrial OEM, Nuclear and Electrical Utility markets. To deliver the best performing products to all our customers on-time and to meeting their expectation, we are organized globally and have chosen our sites strategically. Contact us to learn more about how DSG-Canusa heat shrink equipment and heat shrink products can be used together to improve your processing and quality assurance. Our offer has evolved from simple heat guns to high-performance shrink machines in standard or customized designs.
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Years of experience in providing heat shrink materials have resulted in the creation of a full range of technically advanced heat shrink equipment for applying heat shrink tubing in demanding manufacturing processes. DSG-Canusa's heat shrink application equipment We manufacture in Europe, North America, and China making DSG-Canusa’s strong regional and global supply chain options for our customers. Driven by our long-term commitment to the research and development of outstanding materials, products and technologies, our mission is to lead the industry in manufacturing superior heat and cold shrink products that meet CGA, UL and other industry approved certifications. With these reliable materials and tried and tested products we develop successful solutions to seal, mark and protect wire harnesses, cables, pipes and tubes.
Our growing portfolio of heat shrink products includes thin-, medium- and heavy wall tubing made of polyolefin, fluoropolymer and elastomer with or without adhesive. DSG-Canusa's heat and cold shrink products In addition to the heat and cold shrink tubing product line, we provide a full range of heat shrink equipment. “Some countries, notably in Asia, can go both ways, smoothing weakness, and pockets of strength," said Alan Ruskin, chief international strategist at Deutsche Bank AG.Specialist for heat shrink tubing and cold shrink technologyįor more than 45 years, DSG-Canusa is known for developing and producing high-quality heat shrink tubing and cold-applied accessories. In bad times, they draw on the reserves to soften the blow from capital flight. Central banks buy dollars and build up their stockpiles to slow currency appreciation when foreign capital floods in. While the magnitude of the decline is extraordinary, the practice of using reserves to defend currencies isn’t anything new. And those red flags will come at an increasing pace." “This is all part of the catalog of symptoms of the canary in the coal mine," said Axel Merk, chief investment officer at Merk Investments, of the declining reserves. A currency intervention in the Czech Republic helped drive down reserves there by 19% since February.
That would account for about 19% of the loss of reserves this year. Japan spent about $20 billion in September to slow the yen’s slide in its first intervention to support the currency since 1998. The rupee has lost about 9% against the dollar this year and hit a record low last month. The country’s central bank said asset valuation changes account for 67% of the decline in reserves during the fiscal year from April, implying the rest came from intervention to prop up the currency. India’s stockpile, for example, has tumbled $96 billion this year to $538 billion.
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