Renold

RENOLD

Renold is a key manufacturer of high-quality industrial chains, gearboxes, worm gearboxes, adjustable drives, drive couplings, brake couplings, flexible couplings, freewheeling clutches and brakes, mechanical vibrators, and machine tools. The extensive product range is manufactured worldwide in production centers that comply with ISO 9000 standards. Production is carried out with a series of precision machines powered by advanced next-generation electronic control systems. Today, Renold's product range focuses on a complete selection of power transmission products and precision machine tools, complemented by gears, control drive systems, and various hydraulic products.

Research and Development

Renold's research and development departments are constantly seeking ways to innovate the range, improve techniques and technology, and broaden applications. Recently developed products include the next-generation chains: the 'Syno', a self-lubricating chain, the 'Coris', a stainless steel chain, and the 'Synergy' chain. Renold's products are used worldwide in process technologies applied in power transmission, transport, lifting equipment, and more. These products perform optimally in demanding conditions, offering high efficiency, superior performance, and long life. Renold's global success is a result of intensive research into new materials to meet the needs of various industries, based on comprehensive feedback from targeted customer surveys. This has led to the development of numerous special products designed to tackle a wide range of challenges in diverse environments.

Service

Renold provides fast and tailored solutions for individual issues through excellent service, supported by an extensive network of distributors and technicians with relevant expertise. Continuous feedback from the field ensures that Renold remains aware of customer needs, while clients stay informed about new product offerings and solutions.

The Company

Renold was founded in 1879 in the United Kingdom by Hans Renold, a Swiss engineer who received a patent in 1880 for his invention of the roller chain. The Hans Renold Company is the oldest still-operating industrial chain manufacturer in the world and a respected leader in its field. In 1912, Renold produced the chain for The Great Clock at Westminster Palace in London, commonly known as Big Ben. In 1923, Renold opened its branch in Belgium. Today, Renold operates in 23 countries and distributes its products worldwide through 70 distributors.