The All Torque team wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. Braeside Head Office will be closed Tuesday 24th December along with the public holidays only. Preston, Victoria Office will be closed Monday 23rd December and re-open Monday 6th
All Torque Transmissions has opened a new branch in Queensland! It is with great pleasure that we welcome Craig Brown as branch manager of All Torque Transmissions, Queensland. Craig’s wealth of experience in the power transmission industry and local application knowledge ensure
The prevalence of electronic variable speed drives in industrial electric motor applications has also seen an increase of motor cooling requirements. Forced Cooling Industrial electric motors that are TEFC (totally enclosed fan cooled) come standard as IC411, which features a cooling
Logging in Victoria’s old growth forests is set to cease immediately, one of the first steps in the Victorian government’s new 30 year plan for the forestry industry. Plantation Timber Only One of the key points of the $120 million plan is a total transition to plantation
Introduction to Reeves Variable Speed The variable speed drive has two broad functions in industry: 1 – To provide a complete range of speeds to enable optimum operation of individual machines or equipment. 2 – To permit accurate control of production flow through related machinery an
ComInTec has developed a new modular torque limiter – the DSM – as an answer to some of the problems presented by high speed applications in heavy industry. Specifically aimed at usage in mills, extruders, conveyors, and in the mining and earthmoving machinery spheres, the DSM caters
For permanent magnet and shunt wound DC motors with 180 volts – as seen in most industrial applications – changing the speed is best achieved by using something like a KBWM controller from KB Electronics. KBWM KB’s exclusive Plug-in Horsepower Resistor® automatically prese
Australian manufacturing continued to grow in the month of August, according to the Performance of Manufacturing Index by the Australian Industry Group. Rising exports were at the heart of the result. 53.1 – The Result is Strong The result of 53.1 (50 being equilibrium) represen
