Dana’s TE30 extends powershift transmission offering

Dana Holding Corporation used bauma 2013 to reveal its Spicer TE30 powershift transmission for heavy-duty materials handling applications. With five forward and three reverse speeds, the TE30 slots into the range between the TE27 and TE32 transmissions, and is compatible with engines ranging from 225-300kW. The Spicer TE30 transmission benefits from several engineering refinements to improve efficiency. These include decreased spinning speeds of internal components to lower oil churning losses, optimised cl
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Dana TE30 powershift transmission slots
Dana TE30 powershift transmission slots into the range between the TE27 and TE32
2254 Dana Holding Corporation used 688 Bauma 2013 to reveal its Spicer TE30 powershift transmission for heavy-duty materials handling applications.

With five forward and three reverse speeds, the TE30 slots into the range between the TE27 and TE32 transmissions, and is compatible with engines ranging from 225-300kW.

The Spicer TE30 transmission benefits from several engineering refinements to improve efficiency. These include decreased spinning speeds of internal components to lower oil churning losses, optimised clutch sizes with intelligent lubrication management, a torque converter with a lock-up clutch and reduced gear ratio steps that enable shifting in direct-drive mode.

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