Dana
Gearboxes and Drivetrains. Founded in 1904, Dana Incorporated is committed to delivering engineered solutions
About Dana
Founded in 1904, Dana Incorporated is committed to delivering long-term value in the form of engineered solutions for improving the efficiency, performance, and sustainability of powered vehicles and machinery.
With a global presence in 33 countries, Dana supports the passenger vehicle, commercial truck, and off-highway markets, as well as industrial and stationary equipment applications. Four business units cover the needs of our vast customer base worldwide.
Application
- Construction Equipment
- Oil/Gas Equipment
- Ports Equipment
- Industrial Equipment
- Mining Equipment
Products
Industrial Planetary Gearboxes
This complete range of modular design planetary gearboxes combines high performance, low cost and compact size.
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Slewing Drives
This range of DANA planetary gear units is specifically designed to drive slewing rings in industrial applications. The units have been used successfully for many years on tower cranes, shipboard and harbour cranes, wind generators and as steering drives on ship propulsion systems.
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Helical Bevel Helical Gearboxes
The development of Helical Bevel Gearboxes has incorporated over 90 years of application knowledge and customer feedback and the outcome is a series of highly reliable, efficient and economical products
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Compact Plano-Helical Posiplan
These Compact Plano-Helical Drives are protected by a specific patent. They combine planetary and helical gears to take advantage of the strengths of each technology: compact size, high reliability and easy maintenance.
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Winches and Winch Drives
The New Winch Evolution series is designed for best-in-class performance to meet market needs. It features high-speed motors and devices such as the Torque Sensor to improve safety and maneuverability.
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Gearmotors
Helical gear units with monoblock housing design and solid output shafts.
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