Drive technology and automation solutions: gear units, gearmotors, motors, inverters, plus service and system integration from Canada.
SEW-EURODRIVE Company of Canada Ltd.
Bramalea, ON · Montreal, QC · Delta (Vancouver), BCNew on Amplifa
About SEW-EURODRIVE Canada
SEW-EURODRIVE Company of Canada Ltd. is the Canadian subsidiary of SEW-EURODRIVE GmbH & Co. KG and produces and supplies drive and automation technology: gear units, gearmotors, motors, industrial gear units, decentralized drives and inverters. At the Drive Technology Centre in Montreal, planetary gear units of the P2.e generation are assembled and delivered to Canadian customers within up to six weeks. Stainless steel gearmotors made of chrome-nickel alloy (CrNi steel) in eight sizes with maximum permissible output torques of 80 to 820 Nm are designed for hygiene-critical areas of the food and beverage industry. The company offers in-house repairs of all makes and models, 24/7 service, Red Glove Service, condition monitoring with the DriveRadar IoT Suite as well as system integration according to MAXOLUTION with the MOVI-C software. Customers come from the automotive, food and beverage, natural resources and logistics industries. The headquarters is located in Bramalea, Ontario.
- Site
- Bramalea, ON L6T 3W1
- Processes
- Assembly of planetary gear units (Generation P2.e, assembly at the Drive Technology Centre Montreal), In-house repairs of all makes and models (Servicing All Makes and Models, 24/7 Service), Systems Integration / MAXOLUTION® System Solutions, Real-Time Condition Monitoring (DriveRadar® IoT Suite) for industrial gear units, In-House Repairs (all makes and models), Red Glove Service, Condition Monitoring (DriveRadar IoT Suite), Systems Integration MAXOLUTION
- Materials
- Chrome-Nickel Alloy (CrNi Steel), Stainless Steel (food grade), Stainless Steel (Food Grade)
- Founded
- 1931
- Industries
- Automotive, Food & Beverage, Natural Resources, Logistics, Food and Beverage
- 01
Engineering / Product Configuration
- 02
Assembly of P2.e planetary gear units (Montreal)
- 03
Sales & Distribution (BIG RED BOX)
- 04
Condition Monitoring (DriveRadar IoT Suite)
- 05
In-House Repairs & 24/7 Service
- 06
Systems Integration MAXOLUTION
Materials & Processes
Chrome-Nickel Alloy (CrNi Steel)
Stainless steel for gearmotors with high resistance to aggressive washdown cycles and chemicals.
Stainless Steel (Food Grade)
For hygiene-critical applications in the food and beverage industry.
Locations
Bramalea, ON
CAHeadquarters and Sales/Service Centre for Central Canada
Montreal, QC
CADrive Technology Centre – Assembly of P2.e Planetary Gear Units
- Materials
- CrNi steel
- Assembly line for P2.e generation planetary gear units
Delta (Vancouver), BC
CASales and Service for Western Canada
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assembly of planetary gear units (Generation P2.e, assembly at the Drive Technology Centre Montreal)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Chrome-Nickel Alloy (CrNi Steel) |
| In-house repairs of all makes and models (Servicing All Makes and Models, 24/7 Service)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Systems Integration / MAXOLUTION® System SolutionsEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Real-Time Condition Monitoring (DriveRadar® IoT Suite) for industrial gear unitsTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
2 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planetary Gear Units P2.e (Generation P2.e) | SEW-EURODRIVE P2.e | – | maximum permissible output torque (Mamax) 80 to 820 Nm (for stainless steel gearmotors, 8 sizes) | – | Drive Technology Centre Montreal, Canada |
| Stainless Steel Gearmotors (8 sizes) | SEW-EURODRIVE | – | Mamax 80 to 820 Nm | – | – |
Additional services
History
- 1931
Founding of Süddeutsche-Elektromotoren-Werke (SEW-EURODRIVE since 1971) by Christian Pähr
- 1948
Return of the company to the Blickle family after World War II
- 1960
First foreign subsidiary SEW-USOCOME in Haguenau, France
- 1965
Introduction of the modular system for gearmotors
- 1974
Start of SEW-EURODRIVE operations in Canada