BMG’s extensive range of drives and motors encompasses newly-launched high-performance HyPer gearboxes and an electronic load detection system for precise control and enhanced safety from Dinamic Oil. “HyPer gearboxes combine Dinamic Oil’s GB series gearboxes with the modular advantages provided by parallel shaft and helical bevel gearboxes, as well as gearmotors,” says Bryan Pickles, BMG’s brand manager. “These new combined unit gearboxes offer high torque to weight ratios for optimum performance in diverse applications, including conveyor drives, construction, mining and quarries, marine tensioners, industrial and marine lifting equipment and machines for steel production plants and sugar mills.” This flexible combined unit has an output torque up to 3 million Nm, a ratio starting from 40 and electric motor-inverter combinations up to 22 kW.
The new electronic load detection system, which is mounted on the winch structure, uses an analog or digital signal to control torque, as well as to control the lifting and lowering load precisely. This flexible system, which is programmed to users’ exact requirements, permits load control of the crane’s winch, while displaying its value on the remote control. This enables easy movement and ensures optimum safety.
BMG, which was appointed exclusive distributor for Dinamic Oil over 10 years ago, supplies and supports the full range of planetary gearboxes, as well as slewing, winch, track and wheel drives; hydraulic hoisting and pulling winches; motor drums, and tower crane winches. All Dinamic Oil planetary gear units and winches are designed to exact specifications, using advanced technology.
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