Industries Served: DieQua By The Numbers

By |2025-11-12T20:42:20+00:00May 16th, 2018|DieQua News, Fact Card, Industry News, Infographic, Product Focus|

DieQua has undergone significant change since its inception in 1980. Throughout the decades, DieQua has evolved, along with the product offerings, to better serve many growth industries more effectively. While DieQua has enjoyed a long history of industrial diversity, the chart below reflects the change, and rapid growth, in Automation being seen world wide.

Food Industry Gearboxes: Solutions for Mixers

By |2025-11-12T20:42:20+00:00March 21st, 2018|Application Examples, Product Focus|

Mixing and agitating applications pose demanding challenges for food industry gearboxes. Not only do speeds and loads vary significantly, but they also operate under harsh environmental conditions. Consequently, high-quality components, robust designs, and specialized protective features are essential. We had a customer approach us with a challenge: they needed a robust industrial mixer gearbox capable of converting food solids into semi-liquids, suitable for products like spreads, cheese dips, ice cream, and pie filling. The requirements included two mixer sizes with capacities of 20 and 50 horsepower, operating at a full motor speed of 1750 rpm. [...]

Spinea Cycloidal Units

By |2025-11-12T20:41:10+00:00September 19th, 2017|Application Examples, Product Focus|

The benefits of zero backlash, high torsional rigidity, high tilting capacity, and compact size enable most industrial robots to perform precise pick-and-place tasks. But it isn’t just robots that need these benefits. Devices as large as machine tools and as small as optical systems need the features that both flex spline and cycloidal gear designs offer in one way or another. While there are a couple of significant players supplying these types of drives, Spinea’s unique cycloidal gear design provides distinct advantages over the competition. For one, the torque density is unmatched providing more capacity [...]

Screw Jack Installation: Troubleshooting Alignment Problems

By |2025-11-12T20:41:10+00:00September 14th, 2017|Application Examples, Product Focus|

Screw jacks are just one member of the linear motion family, more suitable for relatively low duty cycles. A customer had a noise and wear problem we had to troubleshoot. It highlighted what not to do. There are two common types of screw jacks. Ball screw jacks have recirculating balls in the threads that reduce friction, and machine, or acme thread, screwjacks have a sliding action similar to a nut and bolt. Ball screws allow more duty cycles, and machine screws allow less. Within these screw jack types, there are two versions. What we call [...]

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