Oerlikon Grazianos next-gen transmissions for agricultural equipment

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Thursday, 08 December 2011 19:32

In a move that should see the humble agricultural equipment of the future both cleaner and more efficient, Oerlikon Graziano - a supplier to the likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini - has come up with an innovative a range of transmissions, including a mechanical continuously variable transmission (CVT) for small tractors. Released at Agritechnica in Germany last month, these new drive-trains are claimed to provide higher road speeds and be easier to operate so that the equipment can get to its work site much quicker without the need for a float or trailer... Continue Reading Oerlikon Graziano's next-gen transmissions for agricultural equipmentSection: AutomotiveTags: Agriculture, carbon synchronisers, CVT, Oerlikon, suspended axle, Transmission Related Articles: New Holland's NH2 Hydrogen Fuel cell tractor Oerlikon nighttime vision uses near-infrared spectrum Nissan's next generation CVT claims world's highest transmission ratio Torotrak’s new generation transmission is good gear Robotic strawberry pickers could be on the way Antonov's 3-speed transmission for electric vehicles boosts efficiency by 15 percent