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Precision Motors and Gears
News Release from: Trident Engineering
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 08 December 2004
Website focuses on small DC drives
Trident Engineering, the Winnersh based small DC drive specialist, has launched a new company website that provides full technical details of the company's own products and its main suppliers.
Trident Engineering, the Winnersh based small DC drive specialist, has launched a new company website that provides full technical details of the company's own products and its main suppliers Faster and easier to use than the previous site, the product section is clearly defined by product group namely DC, geared, stepper and brushless motors, gearheads, controllers and encoders
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 6 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Within each group a table lists the product type, the manufacturer and main specification such as size, operating voltage, no-load speed, start and stall torque and power rating.
A PDF datasheet detailing the full specification can be downloaded for every product in every size available.
The site also contains details about Trident's special engineering and bespoke design and manufacturing services plus the latest news covering products and new developments.
Trident holds extensive stocks in the UK for major international drive companies including Portescap, DPM, Igarashi, Canon and eMotion and provides an extensive range of products on fast deliveries.
With over 30 years experience Trident offers an expert bespoke design service and provides complete DC drive solutions tailored to optimise a wide range of applications.
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