About us
As a medium scale enterprise with a workforce of more than 100 employees, the Gmeinder Getriebe Gruppe is engaged in the development, designing, manufacturing and maintaining wheel set gearboxes for rail-bound vehicles. A number of customers across all five continents put their trust in the precision, durability, efficiency and reliability of our gearboxes. Gearboxes from Gmeinder Getriebe have a lifecycle of more than 35 years and often much longer.
History
In 1913, Anton Gmeinder founded a production facility for locomotives, gearboxes and machines in Mosbach and further developed a new type of hydrostatic transmission system. Since 2003, the company has focused on gearbox production as its core business. Since spring 2019, the Gmeinder Getriebe Group has a new owner, the company Wikov Industry a.s.. Wikov Industry is an established European gearbox producer with its headquarters in Prague.
In 2020, the Gmeinder Getriebe Group simplified its corporate structure and merged all companies, with the exception of the Gmeinder Immobilien GmbH, into GGT GMEINDER GETRIEBETECHNIK GmbH. Its core business consists of two pillars. On one hand, the development, design and sale of customer-specific gearboxes and drives for rail vehicles. On the other hand, the maintenance and repair of own and third-party gearboxes, including measures for product improvements.
GGT GearSaver®
Gearbox Condition Monitoring System
Reliable – simple – automatic: The condition monitoring of the GGT GearSaver® in rail gearboxes
- Avoids exploding costs, e. g. due to bearing or gear damages and the associated downtimes of your rail vehicles
- Prolongs maintenance intervals
- Saves maintenance costs
The extremely robust design makes the GGT GearSaver® ideal for use in the challenging environment of the railroad sector.
The GGT GearSaver® is a complete system which includes the sensor unit and the gateway as well as a complex evaluation software. The condition of the oil is mapped simply and comparably.
Benefits for you:
- Saving time during monitoring
- Early warning of problematic conditions
- Reduction of operating costs
- Less unplanned downtimes
- Avoidance of fatal damages
- Prolonging of service intervals
- Effective and reliable.