Conveyors, Transfers, Chutes

Dyna’s 100 per cent local manufacturing content halves lead time

Dyna Engineering, has increased its commitment to local manufacturing by ensuring its pulleys are made with 100 per cent local content.

Specialist conveyor equipment manufacturer, Dyna Engineering, has increased its commitment to local manufacturing ensuring that pulleys with 100 per cent local content still have a place in the industry and bring the benefit of dramatically reducing manufacturing lead times.

With an ever-increasing number of project jobs requiring shorter completion deadlines, Dyna Engineering was sometimes finding it difficult to genuinely commit to the required finishing due date stipulated in some tenders. In many cases, this was due directly to the longer off-shore pulley manufacturing componentry fulfillment cycle.

The company thought it could also be ‘asking for trouble’ in terms of project risk if they kept pressuring their off-shore manufacturing suppliers too much and too frequently for shorter production lead times to meet those tighter project deadlines.

Dyna is also fully aware of the growing number of local customers now requiring total Australian content in any new equipment.

According to the company’s Sales Engineer, Reddy Emmadi (above), Dyna has an enviable and valuable reputation for very good quality engineering work.
According to the company’s Sales Engineer, Reddy Emmadi (above), Dyna has an enviable and valuable reputation for very good quality engineering work.

“Dyna Engineering has been operating successfully for decades – through all manner of ups and downs in the mining industry” Dyna’s Sales Engineer Reddy Emmadi says.

“A major reason for this has been our focus on providing consistent quality and honouring our delivery promises. Over the years, we have built a strong and loyal band of clients. We have absolutely no intention of letting them down through unacceptably long lead times for off-shore manufacturing of pulley componentry.

“So, we have now removed one of these problems by expanding our own local manufacturing content with our conveyor pulleys”.

Dyna Engineering has capacity to manufacture pulleys up to 1.5 metre diameter and 3.5 metre face width, covering most applications.

Pulleys are constructed from either steel pipe or rolled steel shells and incorporate steel-plate end-discs and quality shafting materials.
Pulleys are constructed from either steel pipe or rolled steel shells and incorporate steel-plate end-discs and quality shafting materials.

“All our pulleys are designed by computer software incorporating the latest design theories and many years of experience to ensure infinite shaft and shell life” Mr Emmadi adds.

The pulleys incorporate several design features:

  • Static and/or dynamic balancing
  • Keyless connection of shaft to end-disc using locking assemblies
  • Shells made of rolled steel plate or pipe with full penetration welding to the end-disc
  • Pulley shell surfaces available in plain steel, hot vulcanised rubber, rubber, ceramic and direct bond ceramic lagging.
  • Shaft materials are K1040, K1045, K1050 or 4140
  • Crowned or non-crowned.

 

Pulley reconditioning service

“We can also recondition used pulleys to give new life through our Pulley Reconditioning Service. Reconditioning is recommended when the shell and shaft are in good condition but the bearings, locking assembly, or lagging may be worn” Mr Emmadi says.

“Additionally, we provide a wide range of on-site pulley reconditioning services including critical maintenance and on-site re-lagging in most cases.”

Reconditioning services include:

  • Crack testing of the shell and shaft
  • Bearing and locking assembly replacement
  • Shell re-lagging

Re-lagging to meet customer requirements includes cold-bonded rubber, ceramic, or hot vulcanised rubber and direct bond ceramic lagging – which is available off-site only.

Dyna Engineering Pulleys are manufactured under ISO 9001: 2000 Quality Management System. The company provides full documentation (MDR) under agreed Inspection and Test plan (ITP) to Australian or international standards.

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