Renold Hi-Tec Couplings
Located in Cardiff, Wales, Renold Hi-Tec Couplings manufactures torsionally flexible couplings. The design of rubber-in-compression couplings was originally established in the 1940’s by Louis Croset whose son, Paul, went on to form the Holset Engineering Company with a business partner William Holmes in 1952. The couplings were a great success in the diesel engine market, and remain so today. Holset Engineering developed from the manufacture of couplings into a broader automotive supplier that is known for the manufacture of turbo chargers. In 1996 Renold acquired the Coupling business and have continued the investment and development in the product range. Renold Hi-Tec couplings are used in many demanding applications from Steel making to mining to Marine to power generation.
Renold Couplings & Freewheels
Located in Cardiff, Wales, Renold Couplings & Freewheels was originally established in 1947 and relocated to a new, purpose built facility in 1991. The company has a reputation for quality which is a cornerstone of their success. The products ranging from Sprag Clutches to Fluid Couplings are all designed and manufactured to high standards. The company is able to use its vast expertise to create specific solutions to customers unique requirements. International companies from Steel to Food processing to escalators to textile machinery have chosen Renold to solve their problems.
Renold Ajax Couplings
Located in Westfield, NY, USA, Renold Ajax has been designing and manufacturing custom gear spindles and gear couplings for the primary metals industry for more than 50 years. The company's success can be attributed to innovations such as continuous circulating oil lubrication, roll end piloting and compound tooth curvature plus the heavy investment in state-of-the-art CNC machinery.
Renold Ajax is also the leading North American manufacturer of Traction Couplings for Subway Rail Cars, having produced more than 20,000 units over the past 35 years for use in many cities in the US, Singapore, Malaysia, Brazil, and Korea.
