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Emerson

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Deliver reliable, low-cost wind-generated energy regardless of location or weather challenges with scalable automation software and technologies that increase wind turbine or farm performance.

Emerson’s built-for-purpose, integrated solutions leverage more than 50 years of innovation and experience embedded in over 60,000 installed systems worldwide. Our high-yield, cost-optimized portfolio includes turbine & pitch control, farm optimization, SCADA, condition monitoring and retrofit solutions.

Emerson’s holistic approach to wind turbine retrofits provides wind owners and operators full visibility of their data and a vivid view of wind-turbine operations. Our innovative site-specific Ovation Green automation retrofit programs for older wind turbines are a quick, safe and cost-effective option to extend their lifespan.

Operating with modern wind-designed automation software and technologies cost-effectively increases capacity, production and revenues.

John S. Connor Global Logistics

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John S. Connor, Inc. is a leading provider of customs brokerage, transportation, supply chain services and vessel agency for global importers and shippers. Licensed customs brokers and certified customs specialists serve our customers in over 150 countries with quality service and competitive pricing.

Oceaneering

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Applied Power Systems Inc.

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Applied Power Systems, Inc. is a power electronics company specializing in power conversion systems and thermal management of high power semiconductors since 1996.

APS offers experienced engineering staff ready to assist with thermal management solutions, custom circuit and driver designs to get your product to market ahead of your competition. We can supply basic kits consisting of heat sinks and clamps as well as complete, fully tested assemblies including the semiconductor devices and their associated driver circuits. Give us the opportunity to help you solve your power system and thermal management problems; it may be the best investment in time you make today.

Markets served include:

Welding – Inverters – Induction Melting – Motor Control – Induction Heating – Traction
Transportation – Heat Treating – UPS and Battery Charging – Communications – SMPS

Alkitronic

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Development, production and distribution of high-quality and innovative products in the field of bolting systems – this is what alki TECHNIK GmbH stands for. As a leading international company it has successfully developed and produced specialized bolting equipment since the early 80s under the alkitronic brand.

The product range includes electric, battery-driven, pneumatic, hydraulic as well as manual systems for professional use in various industrial fields. Modern technology and first-class quality are indispensable as a global market leader.

The patented products are used in all industrial sectors emphasizing on precision, reliability and quality. This includes among other things the sectors wind energy, steel construction, construction machinery, agriculture and forestry machinery, water/oil/gas/chemicals as well as food and beverage.

The alkitronic brand stands for highest standards, many years of experience and customer-oriented partnerships. With this, alkitronic embodies the classic characteristics of “Made in Germany” quality. The products are sold worldwide through a service and distribution network.

alki TECHNIK GmbH is still a family run business and the headquarters are located in Ingolstadt, Germany, which is also home to the administration, distribution, development, assembly and service departments. The company is currently present in more than 60 countries worldwide by its own sales force or by trading partners.

Okonite Company

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At Okonite’s six (6) manufacturing facilities noted below, Okonite makes cables that range from 300V to 345kV insulated products that include Instrumentation, Power and Control, Medium Voltage, and High Voltage cables. These cables are manufactured with a variety of insulating and jacketing materials including Okoguard® EPR, laminated polypropylene paper (LPP), and other thermosetting and thermoplastic compounds.

Caldwell Group Inc.

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A History Rooted in Innovative Lifting Solutions

The Caldwell Company has its roots in the fertile mind of Leslie M. Caldwell, an inventor and tinkerer. The company was incorporated in 1954 by Mr. Caldwell, who designed, fabricated, and sold special lifting slings – one of which being the patented Adjust-A-Leg® load-leveling wire rope sling.

Mr. Caldwell purchased a used Singer 7-33 sewing machine, some MIL-spec webbing, and thread from Eastern Jobbers and started making nylon web slings in the basement of the building at 1224 4th Avenue, Rockford. Caldwell branded slings were then put on the market.

Jack W. Remington purchased the company in 1962; he brought with him 25 years of design, shop, sales, and business management experience. Mr. Remington gradually expanded the product line and his staff as the company slowly grew larger. By 1971, more space was required, which precipitated moving to a new, larger facility in Rockford’s Eastrock Industrial Park.

Howard A. Will, Jr., a Yale University graduate with a major in civil engineering, a master’s in civil engineering from Stanford University, and a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Illinois, purchased The Caldwell Company at the end of 1976. Taking advantage of his engineering background, Will shifted the emphasis of the company to fabricated metal and Below-the-Hook lifters. He built up the engineering department and started a program to upgrade production facilities. Early on, a goal was established to offer the fullest range of Below-the-Hook lifting products from one source.

Today, the company had, through numerous acquisitions and internal development, has grown into many distinct product lines.

  • Strong-Bac® Below the Hook Crane & Hoist Attachments
  • Rig-Master® Rigging Attachments
  • Lif-Truc™ Forklift Truck Attachments
  • Caldwell® Web Slings and Tie-Downs
  • UNIVAC® Vacuum Lifters
  • Mill Duty/Severe Duty Lifters
  • Rig-Release® Remote Releasing Lifters
  • Krane-King® Jib and Gantry Cranes
  • Posi-Turner® Load Rotation Equipment
  • Renfroe® Plate Clamp Lifters

The company is also the master distributor in the U.S. and Canada for the RUD Lifting Points and Lifting Means. RUD lifting points support wind turbine manufacturers through the entire product lifecycle. In production, RUD lifting points help the turbines move through the facility, from fabrication and assembly to loading. Once the turbines are on site, the integrated lifting points assist with installation, while others serve as tie-off points for fall protection during maintenance. And when the turbine is decommissioned, the same lifting points allow for safe dismantling, transportation, and disposal.

 

In addition, Caldwell continues to lead the industry through the innovative development of its non-conductive and lightweight Dura-Lite® Lifting Beam line and modular Dura-Mod® Lifting and Spreader Beam line.

Dyson Corporation

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Dyson Corp. cuts, forges, machines, heat treats, tests and inspects in house, and makes American-made large diameter fasteners.

Boldt Co.

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Since Martin Boldt set up his carpentry shop more than 130 years ago, we’ve shown what’s possible when you approach every challenge with innovation, problem-solving and partnership. That’s what powers a construction company founded in woodworking to become a national leader in markets as diverse as healthcare, industrial, education and renewable energy.

RAD Torque Systems

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RAD Torque and the Wind Energy Industry

When it comes to heavy-duty bolting, wind turbine manufacturers, wind power construction and maintenance contractors, as well as utilities around the world rely on RAD Torque Systems.

That’s because our wrenches are accurate, easy to use, lightweight, quick and quiet. At RAD, we understand that the wind energy industry faces unique challenges, so we design tools to make technicians’ jobs easier.

We work with manufacturers such as General Electric, Vestas, Siemens, Goldwin, and operators like Iberdrola, Nextera, and Morteson Construction, to meet torque needs at their facilities.

High torque at high heights

At RAD, we know that wind energy technicians require tools to get jobs done several hundred feet above the ground.

The E-RAD and B-RAD are extremely light in comparison to their hydraulic competitors and do not require a heavy pump. That means they are easier to transport up to and use on work platforms. But that doesn’t mean they compromise on torque strength.

It can take up to 120 bolts and up to 11,000 foot-pounds to connect a large diameter flange. The E-RAD is a continuous rotation tool and can complete a task like this in a much shorter time than a hydraulic wrench.

Unique tools for a unique workplace

In some wind turbine towers, technicians have to flange sections from the inside. Other turbines have unique curvatures that do not allow for the use of straight tools.

RAD’s offset gearboxes and 90 degree tools allow an E-RAD to fit inside the diameter and curvature of a turbine’s shell, which means no job is out of reach – even on more challenging turbine designs.

The RAD advantage

When it comes to bolting components for construction and maintenance of wind turbines, companies can rest assured that they have the best tools for the job. Our E-RAD, B-RAD, offset gearbox and smart sockets can be used to install and maintain tower bolts, blade bolts, shrink discs, gearboxes, generators, hub bolts, and yaw bolts.

Our Product Advantages

Planetary gear driven wrenches, as opposed to conventional torque tools, have the advantage of continuous rotation while applying controlled torque. This makes them much faster than conventional hydraulic wrenches and with their pistol grip they are safer and more ergonomic. Our motor is built right in the handle, so no longer the hassle of bringing a heavy and expensive hydraulic pump to the jobsite.

 

The E-RAD BLU-S is the newest addition to the E-RAD BLU product line from RAD. Equipped with a transducer, the E-RAD BLU-S allows for the highest accuracy on the market and features operator identification, which ensures traceability of each torque sequence performed. With a pass/fail indicator on both sides, and password protection, you’ll be sure you’re getting controlled and accurate torquing.

The new B-RAD Select BL battery series torque wrenches come with two simple buttons to increase or decrease the value by 10 ft. lbs. At the four-digit display, the set torque value is displayed. The B-RAD Select BL series automatically backs off when the torque cycle is complete, this allows for the end user to move quickly to the next bolt.

The B-RAD is especially suitable for pre-torque and service jobs where electricity or compressed air are not available.

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ColdSnap Towers

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Met Tower Maintenance is What We Do. It’s All That We Do.

 

ColdSnap Towers has been working on Met Towers, for over 17 years. Through our vast experience, and attention to detail, we have established ourselves as a leader in the condition monitoring industry. Whether performing fleet-wide maintenance, or urgent repairs, ColdSnap’s got you covered.  Keeping your Met Tower well maintained will decrease your liability exposure, while drastically increasing the accuracy of your data, which has massive implications on the function and efficiency of your Wind Farm. Contact us at info@coldsnaptowers.com, for more information.

     

 

Stahlwille Tools LLC

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For over 150 years, the STAHLWILLE brand name has stood for a constant drive for perfection. The founder of the company, Eduard Wille, laid down the guiding principle that has been consistently applied by our staff ever since: to develop and produce the best tools possible for and with the customer – nothing less.

When it comes to quality, STAHLWILLE knows no compromises. All the products made by this company are manufactured at three locations in Germany under the most stringent quality control conditions. The latest manufacturing methods coupled with the use of the highest-grade materials ensure the closest tolerances are adhered to. And last but not least, it is the proximity to the customer and understanding of production processes and requirements that generates the innovation that the market needs.

Elevator Industry Work Preservation Fund

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Highly trained Elevator Mechanics from the International Union of Elevator Constructors not only keep your elevators running, they keep them running efficiently, and above all else, safely. We have over 28,000 trained professionals with over 8000 on the job hours and over 2500 classroom hours. With as many as 450 plus Companies ready to serve. Whether it’s Installation, Repair, Maintenance, or Inspections we have you covered.

We are happy to have had one of our companies chosen to do the elevator Install on the Block Island Project in Rhode Island. As well as Compliance and Safety inspections and repairs across the US. Our staff sits on the ASME A17.8 committee that write the codes for these elevators.  If you have compliance questions, please email us or visit our booth at any of the AWEA Shows.

 

S. Himmelstein and Company

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S. Himmelstein and Company has been designing and manufacturing the world’s best torque measurement transducers, torque sensors, and instrumentation since 1960. Our products offer significant advantages over competitive models, enhancing their overall performance under real world conditions, not just in the calibration stand.

Highest Available Mechanical Overloads
Select from 200%, 400%, 500% and 1,000% overload models. The flexibility to select torque sensor mechanical overload allows optimal sizing of the sensor to suit the application, even in the presence of peak torques that exceed the average running torque.

High Electrical Overrange
All Himmelstein Torque Transducers and Instruments with high level dc analog output voltages, have significant electrical overrange (130% to 150% in most cases.). This means that the output signal does not clip at full scale. All rotating mechanical systems have oscillatory signals. When operating at or near full scale, insufficient overrange on the output signal will cause clipping of the peak values and result in incorrect display of the average torque. Himmelstein Torque Transducers will provide accurate measurement, even beyond full scale.

Best Dynamic Measurements
Our Bearingless Torque Flanges are the best choice for dynamic measurement and control. That’s because the world’s highest torsional stiffness yields wider installed bandwidth and faster installed response than any competitive device. They also feature industries highest overrange and greatest isolation from clamping and other extraneous loads. Those features reduce errors from clipped torque peaks and parasitic loads.

World Class Temperature Performance
Superior temperature compensation results in sensor temperature performance that greatly reduces errors caused by drive heating and thermal gradients. This level of temperature performance allows us to offer Dual Range Torque Transducers with high accuracy.

Broadest Available Range of ISO17025 Torque Calibration Services
Available calibration ranges from 10 ozf-in to 4,000,000 lbf-in (0.07 Nm to 452,000 Nm). Accreditation is through NVLAP, an arm of the United States NIST, lab code 200487-0. Nine calibration stands are available to provide optimal measurement uncertainty for the range of transducer being calibrated. Services are offered for torque transducers manufactured by Himmelstein as well as those of other manufacturers. ISO 17025 accredited NIST traceable calibration certificates are provided with each calibration.

Specialties
Torque Transducers, Torque Transmitters, Torque Sensors, Signal Conditioners, Calibration