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|Articles|July 6, 2021
Regal Enhances Its Industrial Powertrain Capabilities
Author(s)TMI Staff & Contributors
A new Regal Beloit powertrain offering encompasses a range of Regal-produced components
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A new Regal Beloit electromechanical powertrain offering encompasses a range of Regal-produced components (e.g., motors, speed reducers, gearing, couplings, bearings, belt drives and more) to create complete solutions, customized to meet application requirements, and optimized to maximize energy efficiency and productivity. In addition to helping customers design, assemble and commission their powertrains, Regal can monitor performance through its cloud-based Perceptiv internet of things (IoT) platform. Data collected and analyzed via Perceptiv can support diagnostic and prognostic activities.
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