Stieber has launched a new website, www.stieberclutch.com, which is packed full of useful product information and downloads to help customers quickly find the best components for their applications. The brand, which is part of Altra Industrial Motion, is known as a global leader in the manufacture of one-way clutches and backstops. A new product catalogue has also been released in English, German and French which is available to download from www.altraliterature.com.
Stieber is the world’s market leader for overrunning clutches and backstops, with a world-wide service network which includes over 1,000 stocking distributors and technical centres. The new site ensures that its global customer base is able to access the most up-to-date product information and support material instantly.
Content includes a complete history of the Stieber brand with access to its current terms and conditions, quality control certificates and details of sales offices around the globe. In addition, visitors can browse through the complete range of standard products available and even download useful material including DXF/STEP files, technical datasheets, service manuals and application profiles. The latest product catalogue is also available as a download or to order as a printed copy.
Stieber was founded in Munich in 1937 and is now a medium-sized company employing 140 people at its locations in Heidelberg and Garching near Munich.
Stieber can reflect on numerous innovative developments during the course of the company’s history; innovations that have made it the European market leader. This ability has been proved for example during the development and design of the largest backstop in the world.
Stieber, part of Altra Industrial Motion Corp., is – together with its sister companies Formsprag and Marland in the USA – the world´s market leader for overrunning clutches and backstops.
According to the customer’s wishes, or the application requirements, Stieber can design and manufacture special products in addition to the standard programme. It can, and has, supplied units with a torque capacity from less than 1 Nm all the way to 1,700,000 Nm. The latter represents the largest units ever produced, anywhere.