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norelem is launching a new range of duplex and triplex roller chains and sprockets, giving engineers easy access to the strength they need for their heavy-duty chain drives.
The new metal GPT planetary gearhead family is characterised by its compact dimensions, high torque and very fine graduations of the numerous gear ratios.
Nitta has expanded its product line of PU conveyor belts. The thermoplastic polyurethane (PU) material is resistant to grease, oils and chemicals.
igus has developed its first plastic-steel hybrid energy chain for telescopic applications, such as cherry pickers, telehandlers and boom lifts.
When Reich-Kupplungen were asked to develop a coupling solution capable of operating reliably in an environment with temperatures reaching 115ºC, the solution was a combination of the field proven RCT coupling with a special high temperature resistant elastomer.
This video introduces the new E4Q energy chain from igus for unsupported and long travels. The chain links of the e-chain have a pebble-shaped design for weight reduction and a completely new crossbar locking mechanism, which enables the energy chain to be opened by hand, in seconds.
How long will my 3Dprinted my gear last? To answer this question, igus has developed the online gear service life calculator for its 3D printed gears made of the SLS high-performance plastic, iglidur I3.
Renold Chain has launched a new lubrication free transmission chain, available with a range of attachments, and a fast one-week turnaround service.
In the competitive world of product design it is often the case that the early bird catches the worm. In other words, if you launch your latest product before your competitor you have a far higher chance of recouping your R&D costs and taking the market lead. To achieve this, engineers are put under immense pressure to deliver prototypes on extremely short lead times – meaning they need to be able to trust their supplier.