TSU211 14 November 2013
Tsubakimoto, one of the world's premier manufacturers of power transmission products, has developed a wide range of reliable products, specifically designed to meet the harsh working environment of the Steel Industry.
TSU170 06 November 2013
Tsubaki’s industry leading ‘Gripper’ chain is ideally suited for any form, fill and vacuum seal wrapping applications.
TSU208 09 October 2013
Tsubakimoto Chain, the world's premier manufacturer of power transmission products, has launched its LN Series of Jaw-Flex coupling to the European market.
TSU192 11 July 2013
The Tsubaki Group, a leading manufacturer of mining chains, cam clutches and power cylinders has released a new brochure providing solutions for drive components in the mining industry.
TSU195 11 July 2013
Tsubakimoto, the world's premier manufacturer of power transmission products, has launched a full range of sprockets, all available from stock, for the UK MRO market.
TSU176 16 May 2013
Tsubaki Europe has launched a new range of Troi Drive and Worm Power Drive reducers which benefit from an improved oil seal design for reduced maintenance requirements.
TSU191 26 April 2013
Tsubakimoto Europe has launched a new delivery service for its attachment chain products which can reduce lead times for some ‘Build To Order’ chain to as little as one week.
TSU182 19 April 2013
When it comes to power transmission chain, Tsubaki can prove that buying a quality product results in significant life-time cost savings.
TSU188 29 January 2013
When specifying attachment chain different operating environments lead to different lubrication requirements. High temperatures or running speeds can cause a chain to fail early while some applications may have strict hygiene ratings which must be met.
TSU166 06 December 2012
Industries which involve the transport of aggregates or rock extractions can be extremely hard on a conveyor drive chain. Abrasive dust particles infiltrate the chain links and cause corrosion of the chain’s internals which leads to elongation and eventual failure.