Benshaw, Inc.
615 Alpha Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15238
United States
Benshaw Canada Controls, Inc.
550 Bright Street East
Listowel, Ontario N4W 3W3
Canada
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MVH2 Series VFDs
/in News Articles /by AdministratorBenshaw MVH2 Series VFDs provide full-size drive performance in a compact, rugged, NEMA 1 enclosure.
Benshaw’s next generation MVH2 Series medium voltage drive line provides an ideal solution for a wide range of commercial/industrial applications … in nearly every business sector. The drive’s space saving design is perfect for retrofit projects! Users gain the performance of a full-size, multi-purpose variable frequency drive in a small footprint layout.
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July In-Stock Drive Offers
/in News Articles /by Administrator10% Discount on In-Stock VFDs (50HP or Less) …
Our July In-Stock Drive Offers begin with a 10% discount on select stock chassis low voltage drives from Benshaw.
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June Special!
/in News Articles /by Platform ManagerFor a limited time only, select stock chassis low voltage drive orders totaling $5,000 or more may be eligible for free (best way) shipping. Ordered items must be:
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2023 Catalog Updates
/in News Articles /by AdministratorBenshaw catalog updates for 2023 are in the works!
Benshaw catalog updates are in process and should be available for download by mid-February.
You can access all catalogs through our online document library. Our 2023 Edition catalogs will reflect new pricing for many products … please accept this message as 30-day notice for these changes. Updated pricing will be effective for all orders placed after February 15.
Material surcharges currently in effect will be removed.
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Ball Mill Positioning
/in Case Histories, Motor Control Insights /by AdministratorBall mills are used in many industries to grind coarse material into a fine powder. A ball mill typically consists of a horizontal cylinder partly filled with steel balls that rotates on its axis, imparting a tumbling and cascading action to the balls. In cement manufacturing, clinker is fed into the mill and is crushed by the impact of the balls and ground by attrition between the balls.
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