Sprint Electric is exhibiting at Drives and Controls 2025, premiering the ultra-low harmonic and fully regenerative AC drive, Generis, to the UK market for its first live appearance. Attendees can visit Sprint Electric on stand 5/M90 in Hall 5 to meet Alan Baird, global head of sales for AC Drives, Gary Keen, director, and business … Continued
Dr Mark Gardiner, director of Sprint Electric, explains the value of the Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) undertaken with the University of Nottingham and the University of Sussex. Mark joined Sprint Electric in 2013 and has 30 years of experience in the drives industry.
The KTPs are part grant-funded schemes that helps businesses to innovate using the expertise from the universities. A KTP brings together a business or charity with a research organisation and a qualified graduate, known as a KTP Associate, with the capability to lead a strategic, technical or business project.
Sprint Electric, a world leading manufacturer of drives for industrial motor control, has won Innovate UK funding for its groundbreaking Generis AC Regeneration drive. This patented AC drive technology provides precise control of AC electric motors combined with efficient energy regeneration, a need not adequately addressed by traditional AC variable frequency drives.
The Sprint team will be exhibiting and delivering technical presentations at SPS in November, located at Stand 4 – 340 in Hall 4. The exhibition will see the unveiling of the new Generis, a drive that represents the next generation of AC technology with unique energy regeneration capabilities.
We are delighted to unveil a new AC regeneration drive at the SPS 2023 exhibition in Nuremberg in November. The Generis AC drive is the next generation of AC drive technology, delivering cost effective and highly reliable AC motor control combined with energy regeneration and low input current harmonics for our customers.
Talking with customers all over the world over the last few months, the recurrent themes have been: How has the recovery from the pandemic played out for manufacturing and, not surprisingly, what could be in store for 2022? Here in the UK, manufacturing activity experienced a strong recovery in 2021 as it pulled out of … Continued
You might be aware that our Digital DC Drives are used in a variety of materials handling applications. Virtually all manufactured goods and commodities are moved by material handling equipment at some point in their journey from factory to end user. Therefore, this industry plays a pivotal role in most economies and it literally keeps … Continued
Spring sees new life blossoming everywhere and this looks to be a positive month as covid restrictions are being tentatively lifted in parallel with the vaccine roll out, here in the UK. There’s good news from Make UK, who represent UK manufacturers. Their recent survey of 314 companies showed that manufacturing output had increased in … Continued
As the pandemic continues just how do you navigate difficult times? 35% of manufacturers say that lockdowns are their biggest concern in next 12 months, a recent Make UK survey has discovered. Hopefully, a successful vaccine roll out in the coming months will prevent future lockdowns but what else is being done to kick-start the … Continued
