Drive Shafts for Submersible Motors

The demand for shafts of submersible engines is met by Meva with an innovative response to the execution of the notched end. Enhancing the rolling process by using a CNC high-powered, hydraulic rolling machine and with a deep study on the geometry of the incremental rollers, Meva carries out the notching via cold deformation rather than by the traditional chip removal techniques. This notching offers obvious advantages: it improves the coupling with the low roughness factor; it eliminates sharp edges of the notches, and increases the durability due to the surface hardening from the modification of the crystalline structure.

 

The range of shafts: 3"- 4" - 5"- 6" is perfectly suited for the Nema norms.

Drive shafts for electric pumps

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Meva has specialized in the production of drive shafts for electric pumps.
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Drive shafts for electric motors

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The drive shafts produced by Meva are inserted in large-sized engines.

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Drive shafts for submersible motors

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The manufacturers of submersible motors are turning to Meva for the supply of steel shafts.  Read more...

Drive shafts for other uses

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Special uses for systems in wind energy production and much more.
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Meva Montecchio Maggiore VicenzaOUR LOCATION

 

MEVA srl
Via Sella Quintino, 4/6
36075 Montecchio Maggiore VI
  info@mevameccanica.com
   +39 0444 499 110
  +39 0444 499 149

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The ISO 9002:1994 quality certification was obtained from 1998 onwards. Since 2010, the company operates in accordance with the required norms of UNI EN ISO 9001:2008, now updated to 9001:2015.

 

 

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