Brevini Power Transmission (Canada)

Brevini Power Transmission (Canada) is a subsidiary that falls under the larger umbrella of the Brevini Group, a well-established player in the global market for power transmission systems. The company specializes in manufacturing and supplying a wide range of mechanical products and solutions for various industrial applications. Here's a detailed overview of the company:

Company Overview:

Parent Company: Brevini Group, which was founded in Italy and has a global presence.

Industry Focus: Power transmission systems and solutions.

Product Range: Includes gearboxes, winches, hydraulic systems, and other related mechanical components.

Target Markets: Diverse sectors such as mining, construction, materials handling, marine, and renewable energy among others.

Key Offerings:

Gearboxes:
- Planetary Gearboxes: Used in heavy-duty applications requiring high torque and compact design.
- Helical Gearboxes: Known for efficiency and reliability in various industrial settings.

Hydraulic Systems:
- Hydraulic Motors and Pumps
- Proportional and Servo Valves
- Custom Hydraulic Solutions tailored to specific industrial needs.

Winches and Winch Systems: Highly customizable and used in marine, offshore, and other heavy lifting applications.

Complete Transmission Systems: Integrating multiple components to provide end-to-end solutions for complex industrial needs.

Key Advantages:

Customization: Brevini Power Transmission offers highly customized solutions tailored to meet specific client requirements.

Quality and Durability: Known for robust, reliable products that offer long service life even in harsh operating environments.

Global Expertise with Local Support: While benefiting from the technological expertise and innovations of the global Brevini Group, the Canadian subsidiary provides localized support, understanding the unique needs and regulations of the North American market.

Applications:

Mining and Construction: High torque solutions for heavy machinery like excavators, drilling rigs, and conveyors.

Material Handling: Systems for cranes, elevators, and other lifting equipment.

Marine and Offshore: Gear systems and winches designed to withstand harsh maritime conditions.

Renewable Energy: Gearboxes and other components used in wind turbines and other alternative energy solutions.

Commitment to Innovation:

Brevini Power Transmission (Canada) places a strong emphasis on research and development. The company continually invests in new technologies and engineering solutions to remain competitive and meet the evolving needs of modern industry.

Customer Service:

The company is known for its strong customer service, offering technical support, maintenance services, and comprehensive after-sales service. Experienced engineers and technicians are available to help optimize performance and resolve any challenges.

In summary, Brevini Power Transmission (Canada) leverages the global expertise of the Brevini Group while catering to the specific needs of the Canadian and North American markets. With a diverse product range, a commitment to quality, and a focus on customized solutions, the company is a key player in the field of power transmission systems.

416 674 2591
www.brevini.ca
416 674 1478

Products

Winches, Planetary Gearboxes, Helical and Bevel Helical Gearboxes

Toronto Canada

236 Galaxy Blvd
Toronto Ont M9W 5R8
Canada

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