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News Release from: Renold Gears | Subject: Gearbox repairs
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 20 May 2005
Repaired gearboxes show no signs of wear
Gearboxes at a large chemical plant that were repaired over two years ago are still running satisfactorily and showing no signs of wear despite constant operation, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Gearboxes at a large chemical plant that were repaired over two years ago, by Renold Gears, are still running satisfactorily and showing no signs of wear despite constant operation, 24 hours a day, seven days a week The 6in vertical worm-gear units are used to drive the large fans at the base of a series of cooling towers responsible for lowering temperatures at various stages of the production process
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 Apr 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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In keeping with its reputation as a world-class manufacturer of precision gears, Renold Gears has a comprehensive service and repair department to meet the requirements of industry worldwide.
The gearboxes had previously been repaired by a local gearbox repairer and were constantly failing after a period of little more than six months.
The failure of a gearbox on a cooling tower results in the loss of cooling, which is obviously undesirable in critical situations.
What's more, each time a gearbox failed, the process had to be shut down until a replacement unit could be fitted.
As a gearbox manufacturer, Renold Gears has the necessary expertise and equipment to repair any gearbox made by any manufacturer to its original specifications or higher.
Every stage of the process, including cutting, grinding, hardening and inspection is conducted within Renold Gears' factory by its own highly skilled engineers working on Holroyd made machines.
In fact, the quality of repaired units is so high that all gearboxes repaired by Renold carry exactly the same warranty as a brand new one.
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