JHS is attending WindEnergy Hamburg on 25-28 September for the first time under the Dellner Brakes brand, following the recent procurement of JHS Jungblut by Sweden’s Dellner Brakes.
Dellner Brakes JHS GmbH is a true pioneer of noise-free, lightweight brakes and yaw sliding bearings for wind turbines, recognising that noise prevention plays a substantial role in the overall acceptance of wind energy. JHS products set standards for the industry and are used worldwide by nearly all leading manufacturers of wind power plants.
Kai Kölker, Vice President for Dellner Brakes JHS GmbH and head of the company’s wind business division in Dorsten (Germany), Beijing and New Delhi, said: “This merger will allow us to continue serving our customers and grow our business and in the wind sector. Dellner Brakes’ business philosophy fits excellently with our own, being customer oriented with operational flexibility, quick decision making and a true focus on technology and quality. We are delighted to be merging with Dellner Brakes and I am personally excited to be a part of this new group. I am looking forward to building the business together with our new partners.”
JHS’s parent company Dellner Brakes is one of the world’s leading suppliers of brakes and related power transmission products, with a history of innovation stretching back more than 50 years. Dellner Brakes CEO Marcus Aberg said: “Wind energy, both on and offshore, is an area where we are very keen to expand. Our acquisition of JHS will help us consolidate our position in this important and growing sector, complementing our existing core markets of marine, industrial, cranes and winches, oil and gas. JHS is the perfect partner for Dellner Brakes as we share a pioneering, innovative approach to technological advancement, as well as a focus on the development of high-quality products that truly meet the changing requirements of our customers and markets.”
You can find out more about Dellner Brakes JHS’s products and meet the team at WindEnergy Hamburg from 25 to 28 September. Come along and see them on Stand 393 in Hall B6.
