Witton Kramer
Witton Kramer manufactures electromagnetic drum brakes (PM, PG) and thrustor operated drum brakes (TWK, MEWK and MTWK) in a wide range of sizes and to suit all operating voltages. Electro-hydraulic thrustor (actuators) are also available separately. And there a wide range of control gear, spares and accessories available.
Witton Kramer manufacture Brakes and Thrustors in their Blackheath site near Birmingham in England. They supply product on a worldwide basis and have a long history of providing products going back over 100 years.
In 1909 the product scope included separator magnets, brakes, clutches and solenoids and was expanded shortly to include cranes and hoists. Over the years continued product development added product permutations to the range.
The 1950’s brought amalgamation with AEI and English Electric in the UK resulting in the addition of the Perigrip Brake and Thrustor designs to the already developed PMA, PMD and MTWK brakes.
ATB
The history of ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG dates back more than 90 years. Today, the Group ranks among the leading global suppliers of electric drive systems for industrial applications and home appliances.
The ATB Group product range extends from 25W to 25MW and includes standard solutions, customised solutions and design-to-order solutions including complete drive systems for a wide range of applications.
Morley’s range of three-phase induction motors and generators is intended for the most arduous and demanding applications in the world. Excellent knowledge coupled with decades of experience allow Morley to continually develop new products to suit very specific requirements. The range typically extends from 3 kW to 2 MW in low and medium voltages with a nominal voltage up to 11 kV. Morley also includes the companies formerly known as David McClure and Vlasto, Clark & Watson adding motors and control equipment for marine and defence applications to the varied product portfolio.
Laurence Scott Ltd have been based in Norwich since 1883. The company originally manufactured generators and motors, but soon also started producing devices and components for all aspects of electricity supply.
Company founder William H. Scott was characteristic for his time. He was instrumental in designing and building many new products and variations of the electric motor. In addition, he also invented the Scott winch, an electric cargo winch for marine applications. It is still known by this name today and used worldwide. Scott pioneered the development of welded steel frame construction, variable speed motors, control gear and motors with low starting current and high torque for special applications. The company then became greatly involved in the initial development of various highly specialised motor models for specific project applications in the United Kingdom’s first nuclear power stations, many of which are still in operation today.
Schorch
Ever since the company was founded in 1882, the name SCHORCH has been recognised for outstanding quality and experience in electrical machines. With a large number of electric drives and systems installed round the globe, we at SCHORCH have proved ourselves as professional partners for your national and international projects.
SCHORCH now has a reputation for being a competitive, customer-centred company with a special focus on the oil and gas industry, chemical and petrochemical industry, power generation, water management, shipbuilding, test facilities and tunnel applications. Designed especially for these applications, our custom products and drive solutions comply with the most stringent requirements.
Western Electric
Western Electric is a world-leading manufacturer of electric motors with outputs from a few watts to several hundred kilowatts. Our products are excellent value for money, being designed and manufactured to meet the most arduous service conditions.
Brook Crompton Asia Pacific found its origin in 1992 under the name of Western Electric Asia Pty Ltd (‘WEA’) which was then a joint venture between Lindeteves-Jacoberg in Singapore and Western Electric in Australia. WEA eventually became a wholly owned subsidiary of Lindeteves-Jacoberg in 1996 to undertake the sales and distribution of electric motors in Asia, Australsia regions. The brand name of Western Electric was originated in Australia during the 1960s and still being used in these regions till today.
With a wide product mix, we are able to offer asynchronous induction motors, for safe and hazardous duty, to meet the various industrial needs which include marine, oil & gas and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning), pumps and mechanical handling equipment.
Brook Crompton
Brook Crompton is a leading provider of energy efficient electric motors, known for delivering quality and innovation for over a century. Driven by technology and innovation, Brook Crompton has a comprehensive range of low, medium & high voltage motors for safe & hazardous duty designed to provide cost-effective, energy-saving solutions across a range of industrial processes and our drives packages can provide assured efficiency and reliability in a user-friendly variable speed drive system.