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With a precision engineering pedigree spanning more than 70 years, Coventry-based Newage Transmissions Ltd is one of the UK�s leading designers and manufacturers of high efficiency mechanical drive-line equipment. The company�s products - which are backed by certification to ISO 9001 standards - encompass heavy duty gearboxes, axles and transfer boxes for off-highway vehicles, as well as its world-renowned PRM marine gearbox range. Newage also supplies finished products for a wide variety of new generation, special purpose vehicles in the mining, material handling and airport ground support markets.

The company�s on-going policy of product development and innovation is founded on a wealth of engineering expertise, backed by modern technology and complemented by advanced CAD/CAM facilities. In parallel, traditional engineering skills and an extensive range of metal cutting facilities - including CNC machining centres, gear cutting, grinding, milling, boring and turning equipment - are supported by in-house assembly and test facilities.

Ongoing investment in new processes and methods underpins the company�s focus on continuous improvement; as well as its commitment to setting new standards of energy efficiency, performance and durability.


Contact information:
Newage Transmissions Ltd
Barlow Road
Coventry CV2 2LD England

Tel: +44 (0) 24 7661 7141
Fax: +44 (0) 24 7661 1845

Email: [email protected]
Web: www.newage-prm.co.uk

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