Results for tag: "Industrial Girth Gears"

Industrial girth gears are large mechanical components used for torque multiplication transmitted through belt and chain drive mechanisms in various heavy industries such as mining, cement, and materials processing. These gears are typically found as an integral part of rotary kilns, mills, and dryers, enabling the smooth and efficient operation of these large machines. Belt and chain drives, on the other hand, are systems used to transmit power between shafts in machinery, often employed to regulate speed and torque or to transfer power over a distance with minimal slippage. Girth gears interface with such drives to distribute power to the machinery's working components. There is a symbiotic relationship between the two; while belt and chain drives offer a flexible method of power transmission at varying distances and configurations, girth gears provide the requisite durability and strength to handle the operation's load. Some of the companies operating in the industrial girth gears market include: - FL Smidth & Co. A/S: A Danish multinational company which provides equipment and services to the mineral and cement industries. - PWT Group (Philadelphia Gear, WesTech Gear, and Standard Machine): They offer gearing solutions and services for various applications. - Ashoka Machine Tools Corporation: An Indian company that specializes in customized girth gears for diverse industrial sectors. - SEW-Eurodrive: A German-based world leader in drive technology, including gear motors and industrial gears. - David Brown Santasalo: A British engineering company specializing in mechanical power transmission across multiple industries. Show Less Read more