CURTISS-WRIGHT TO SHOWCASE OFF-HIGHWAY INNOVATION AT IFPE/CONEXPO 2017

Christchurch, U.K. – Wednesday 8 February, 2017 – Curtiss-Wright’s Industrial division has today announced its attendance at the International Fluid Power Exposition (IFPE 2017) in Las Vegas. The show, which is co-located within the CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017 exhibition, is an ideal opportunity for Curtiss-Wright to showcase the latest innovations from its product brands of Arens Controls, Penny & Giles and Williams Controls. Commenting for Curtiss-Wright, Senior Vice President & General Manager of the Industrial division, Kevin Rayment says: “This is one of the few industry trade shows in North America where most of our legacy product brands will be exhibited together. Products from the division’s diverse portfolio are suitable for a wide range of applications within off-highway specialty vehicles, from wheeled loaders, skid-steer loaders, excavators, compactors, heavy haulers and articulated dump-trucks, to telehandlers, mobile cranes and aerial work platforms.” Arens Controls products will include by-wire shift selectors for automatic and automated manual transmissions; and off-highway mechatronic controls including mechanical lever shifters and hydrostatic lever controls. Key products include electric and hybrid vehicle power management systems such as traction inverters, voltage converters and inverters and power distribution modules. The Penny & Giles branded products will include finger- and hand-operated, multi-axis joystick controllers, position sensors and examples of custom HMI systems demonstrating the growing capability for integrated operator controls. Finally, the Williams Controls brand will be represented by a range of floor-mounted electronic throttle controls, including suspended and rocker pedal versions; with complementary systems that include lever-operated and rotary electronic hand controls and new Hall-effect rotary position sensors.

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