30 Years of Experience in Manufacturing Helical Gearboxes, Worm Gear Reducers, Bevel Gearboxes and Planetary Gearboxes for Global Industrial Applications.
Industrial Gearbox Manufacturer & Customized Gear Reducer Solutions
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Heavy‑duty gearboxes for conveyor, belt winder and rewinder systems
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Heavy‑duty gear reducers for mining, cement and mineral processing equipment
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High‑reliability gear reducers for wind turbine power generation
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Industrial Gearbox Manufacturer & Supplier
Heavy Duty Speed Reducers & Industrial Gearboxes
Transmek designs and manufactures precision industrial gearboxes, helical gear reducers, bevel helical drives, and screw jacks for mining, cement, steel, and power generation. Our heavy duty speed reducers deliver reliable performance in the world's most demanding operating environments.
Import-equivalent industrial transmission solutions at competitive cost
Global Service
Global supply & on‑site technical support for industrial transmission projects.
Best Quality
Rigorous testing for heavy‑duty gear reducers under harsh working conditions.
Custom Engineering
Tailor‑made gearbox solutions for non‑standard and special application scenarios.
Global Support
Stable lead‑time, transparent commercial terms and secure business cooperation.
Why Custom Industrial Gearbox & Speed Reducer Solutions
Advantages
- ✅ Wide range of helical, bevel helical, and worm gear reducers for every industrial application
- ✅ Precision-engineered gearboxes with dimensions interchangeable with leading international brands
- ✅ Custom gearbox design for non-standard ratios, mounting configurations, and special environments
- ✅ Heavy-duty construction with premium bearings and seals for extended service life
- ✅ Complete transmission solutions including gear motors, screw jacks, and couplings
Benefits
- ✅ Easy installation and direct drop-in replacement of imported industrial gearboxes
- ✅ Stable operation, lower failure rate, and reduced maintenance downtime
- ✅ Competitive factory-direct pricing without compromising gear reducer quality
- ✅ Responsive after-sales support with readily available spare parts worldwide
- ✅ Maximized equipment uptime and minimized total cost of ownership
F A Q
1.What should I do in case of an oil leak?
- Check the oil quantity
- Check the seal and replace as necessary
- Has the transport securing device of the vent been removed?
- Has the gear unit been mounted in the correct version
- Check the installation location (impermissible ambient temperature, for example from direct sunlight, may lead to damages on the seals)
- Check the ambient conditions (foreign particles in the immediate vicinity may lead to leakage at the seals)
- Check the gear unit temperature (an impermissible gear unit temperature may lead to excess pressure in the gear unit and therefore leakage)
- Were suitable radial shaft seals used for the application (e.g. use version with dust lip in dirty environments)?
2. What should I do if the temperature of my unit increases?
- Check the oil quantity
- Has the gear unit been mounted according to the correct verion
- Check the installation location – is there unavoidable ambient temperature, for example, from direct sunlight?
- Check the motor speed – speeds too high overload
3.What should I do if I hear unusual noises while the machine is running?
- Check the oil quantity
- Check the oil condition (oil analysis)
- Change the oil as required
- Check the gear unit fastening/base
- Check whether the noise results from the application itself or whether it is caused by the application (resonances)
- Check the application for excess load (damage to bearing/gearing)
- Disassemble the motor from the gear unit and check the motor separately to narrow down the source (note: a new seal may be required!)
4.What should I do if there are an increased amount of vibrations?
- Check the gear unit fastening/base
- Check the coupling (if present) and adjust as necessary
- In case of operation with a variable frequency drive (VFD), check the VFD’s parameters and match it with the motor data
- Check whether the vibration results from the application itself (resonance frequency)
- Match the vibration frequency to the source (e.g. high-frequency vibrations indicate the motor or the input shaft)
- If necessary, carry out a vibration analysis by qualified personnel
HEAD QUARTRE
T2, Xintiandi Office Building, Gongshu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, P.R.China
Email: sally@dumax‑group.com
TRANSMERK (XIAOSHAN)CO.LTD
No.3806 Jiangdong 3rd Rd, Qianjin Sub‑dist, Qiantang Dist, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Email: peter@dumax‑group.com
TRANSMEK(JIANGSU)CO.,TD
No. 8, High‑tech Zone, Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, P.R.China
Email：lisa@dumax‑group.com