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KEW Supplies Gear Wheels To Baldmin
KEW Foundries has successfully supplied its first SG Iron 4205mm
Helical Gear Wheel to Baldmin Engineering Works who in turn have
machined and delivered it to the Mopani Copper Mines in Zambia.
Presently being machined at Baldmin’s site is 1 x 4990mm Girth Gear
Wheel and 2 x 3692mm Spur Gear Wheels, also supplied by KEW, scheduled
for delivery later this year.
September 2008
KEW Foundries Finds Success With Development Of Largest Sheave Wheel
KEW Foundries, Africa’s only manufacturer of large cast safety
critical headgear sheave wheels, has developed its largest sheave wheel
to date. The company has designed and begun manufacturing a 21,5 foot
(6,5 metre diameter) sheave wheel for use as part of a cluster
arrangement.
August 2008
KEW Supplies Sheave Wheels For Impala Shaft
KEW Foundries, previously known as Kimberley Engineering Works (KEW)
is one of South Africa’s oldest foundry and engineering works. It was
recently awarded a R10-million contract for the supply of 47 sheave
wheels to be used during the sinking process of the Main, Vent and
Refrigeration Shafts at Impala Platinum 17 shaft.
June 2008
KEW Cameron Pumps Successfully Delivered
KEW Foundries – one of the only companies that produce the Cameron
Pump – successfully supplied 26 pumps to Johannesburg-based ROSOND,
comprising primarily of air motor pumps, and in a separate order,
delivered two smaller pumps for use on the Impala 17 shaft.
May 2008
KEW Foundries Supplies Large Castings To Gunric Valves
KEW Foundries has completed a deal with Gunric Valves for the supply
of body and disc castings for a large order of valves destined for Saudi
Arabia. Previously known as Kimberley Engineering Works (KEW), KEW
Foundries is South Africa’s oldest foundry and engineering works.
January 2008
Kimberley Engineering Works MBO Spurs Image Update
Following a management buy-out in 2007, Kimberley Engineering Works
(KEW) has announced that it is updating its corporate image. In addition
to a logo change, the well-established foundry is now trading as KEW
Foundries.
January 2008
