New Motion Labs spent thousands of hours analysing sprocket behaviour on test rigs through simulation and comparing Enduo sprocket technology against conventional designs.
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🔬 Putting the entire chain drive under the microscope At New Motion Labs, we’ve spent thousands of hours analysing #sprocket behaviour on our test rigs, through simulat…
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New Motion Labs
NML have developed an award-winning sprocket technology which dramatically extends the lifetime of any chain.
- Industry
- Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Exeter, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About New Motion Labs
New Motion Labs is a remarkable story of engineering ingenuity. A story of disruptive technologies and groundbreaking engineering solutions that are designed to counter the world’s most fundamental engineering problems. Our flagship product, Enduo, has seen us re-engineer the ubiquitous sprocket for the first time in over 100 years. The game-changing Enduo technology is transforming performance cycling, e-mobility and industrial applications and markets across the globe enabling greater than 3.5x increase in lifetime.
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