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Scottish gear maker expands capacity

A Fife-based company has demonstrated its confidence in the manufacturing sector by staking its future on new machinery and an extension to its premises.

News from Lamond and Murray (11 January 2005)

Replacement gear delivered on the fast track

User application article Another manufacturer's gearbox failure on a drag chain conveyor at Rugby Cement's South Ferriby works gave Flender the opportunity to prove just how effective its fast-track service really is.

News from Flender Power Transmission (11 January 2005)

Gears and component sets down in price

Servotechnic has reduced the prices of many of its zero-backlash Nabtesco Precision gears and component sets.

News from Servotechnic (10 January 2005)

Worm gearboxes boast compact design

New right-angled SWG Servoworm gearboxes offer designers in automation and machine building the ultimate compact, lightweight solution. Brochure available

News from ZF Great Britain ( 5 January 2005)

Gearheads promise accurate positioning

PS series flange output (PSF) and shaft output (PSS) gearheads and actuators are designed for applications that require accurate positioning and precise motion control.

News from Servotechnic ( 5 January 2005)

Sleeves simplify speed reducer installation

Shaft mount speed reducers can now be mounted quickly and easily using Leroy Somer PB sleeves.

News from Industrial Motors and Gears (31 December 2004)

Coupling selection is crucial to reliability

User application article For many power transmission systems, the selection of the most appropriate coupling can indeed be made on the basis of torque, speed and duty cycle requirements. Brochure available

News from Huco Engineering Components (23 December 2004)

Shaft mount speed reducers are ATEX compliant

Industrial Motors and Gears is now offering an ATEX compliant range of shaft mount speed reducers manufactured by Leroy Somer.

News from Industrial Motors and Gears (22 December 2004)

Transmissions ensure the beet (harvest) goes on

User application article Sugar beet harvesting is a tough, arduous and generally very dirty process that places special demands on power transmission components.

News from Brevini (17 December 2004)

Worm wheel assembly tackles subsea duties

User application article Holroyd has manufactured a worm and worm wheel assembly that acts as a giant spanner for removing components from subsea oil wells.

News from Holroyd (17 December 2004)

Flywheel and clutch win DaimlerChrysler trophy

DaimlerChrysler Brazil has recognised the excellent work of Luk Sorocaba in giving the company the "Interaction Award" for its DMF dual mass flywheel and SAC self-adjusting clutches.

News from Luk (16 December 2004)

Easy integration for gear component sets

Nabtesco Precision produces a wide range of zero backlash gear component sets.

News from Servotechnic (15 December 2004)

Faster access to ovoid gearbox

Designed to fit a wide variety of instrument motors, the popular P5 ovoid gearbox has been re-engineered to offer a shorter manufacturing lead time for high volume applications.

News from Mclennan Servo Supplies (14 December 2004)

Flexible coupling controls torsional vibration

A new rubber-in-compression coupling and universal joint assembly, for power transmission applications where high misalignment is likely to occur, has been developed by Renold Hi-Tec Couplings.

News from Renold Hi-Tec Couplings (10 December 2004)

Disc coupling takes on nuclear duties

User application article Abssac has recently supplied a complete set of stainless-steel disc-style couplings for use within a UK nuclear power plant. Brochure available

News from Abssac ( 9 December 2004)

Coupling isolates torsional vibration in the main

User application article Yorkshire-based power transmissions specialist Centa Transmissions has helped amphibious vehicle producer Covelink Marine to create the new Roylecraft Amphibious Jet Bus.

News from Centa Transmissions ( 7 December 2004)

Industry-specific kits aid coupling specification

A new range of industry-specific kits aims to take the guesswork out of selecting the right styles of couplings and equipment to suit the most common needs of that industry.