Newsletter 1/April 2013 Dear Customers, The new year begins with changes and we would like to startby introducing you to our new employee Martin Schulz. |
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We are particularly delighted that we have found someone so quickly to take over Ernst Grube's area of work. Martin Schulz is a state-certified engineer (mechanical engineering) and studied at the College of Technology and Design in Flensburg. He was a ships safety- and drive technology engineer in the Navy from 1999 to 2011. He was born in Nordholz and has lived there again since 2011. |
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The trained heating engineer likes to play football in his spare time. |
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Hasske und Meermann looks after Rotek We now also have a new agency overseas |
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New gear series for a wide range of applications |
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The gear with up to 10 Nm has ball bearings throughout and a particularly high-quality design. It allows transmission ratios of up to 375:1 and is available as of the summer. As a cost-effective alternative from our partner SPG, the flat gear with up to 20 Nm provides transmission ratios of up to max. 1827:1. It is available with both a solid and hollow shaft. The flat gear with up to 30 Nm is an extremely robust gear with a hollow ball bearing shaft. |
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The die casting moulds for this are currently under construction. Market launch will be in the autumn. The first prototypes of the flat gear with up to 40 Nm are already available. |
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The new series FB flat gears transmit high torque with a low overall length and fit perfectly into SPG's standard range of motors. Designed for torques of up to 100 Nm, they reach speeds of 4 to 60 revolutions per minute. They have hollow or solid shafts with a diameter of 20 mm. The maximum permissible shaft is 4000 N radial and 1000 N axial. SPG supplies the series FB flat gears with single- and three-phase 25 to 180 W IP54-rated motors with terminal boxes. |
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Kind regards Your ROTEK
team Rotek GmbH & Co.
KG Telephone +49-471-984
09-0 info@rotek-motoren.de District court: Bremen HR A 4122 BHV | |