Also a drive specialist
Charles and Hunting (Australia) specialises in the manufacture and application of power transmission drives and can offer sound advice on the most suitable type of drive for every industrial application. The company has combined thirty years experience with research into more efficient methods of variation and reducion speed to develop a very wide range of high quality products. The products are marketed under the brand name "C and H" and are assembled in New Zealand by Electropar. Ltd, which has technical service centres in Christchurch and Auckland. The range comprises geared electric motors) gear reduction boxes, and van-
able-speed drives of both mechanical and electronic design. The products are designed to minimise operational noise level and power consumption. The helical geared motor is available as a foot, flange or mixer mount, and ranges in power up to 15kW. An optional feature is the I.E.C. adapter for the fixture of standard "off-shelf' electric motors. The variable-speed drive range is available in the same mounts as geared motors, with power available up to 4kW. Speeds range from 0.004 to 0.25 R.P.M. ud to 400 to 2000 R.P.M. The variations offer full torque in both directions of the shaft rotation by way of traction disc and torquesensitive cam.
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Press, 12 March 1985, Page 24
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