Magazine editorials

The February edition of Diesel Progress highlighted the technology of clean air. One of those articles showed how the high efficiency Ogura Air Pump can help to eliminate diesel particulates by assisting to burn off filtered particulates.
The article also explained how smaller high efficient air pumps are being used in fuel cell applications to help push air and hydrogen through the fuel cells proton exchange membrane creating electricity.

The October issue of Machine Design explained how the Ogura Supercharger is able to operate at such a high efficiency. The article showed a cut-away and explained the component parts of the supercharger along with its operational advantages.

http://www.machinedesign.com/hydraulics/scanning-ideas-ogura-supercharger-uses-wankel-designed-rotors

In October, Design News posted an article on their website showing how the Ogura Spring Applied Brake (Model RNB) helped Neuronetics provide accurate positioning of a Depression Therapy Machine. The article explained the advantages of Ogura`s RNB design when used in medical applications.

https://www.designnews.com/automation-motion-control/using-magnets-depression-treatment/58458458242750

In the December 9th issue of Machine Design, an article was written showing how Ogura`s new hydrogen pump helped Ballard achieve higher efficiency and long life in mobile fuel cell applications. The article featured the buses that were used in the 2010 Olympics and explained how Ogura`s new Hydrogen Pump has allowed continuous operation of those buses with significant operating hours.

http://www.machinedesign.com/news/more-efficient-pumping-fuel-cells

In the January issue of Altenergymag.com an article featuring Ogura`s new Hydrogen Pump was featured showing how this new pump has helped fuel cell systems achieve longer hours of operation at greater efficiency. Detailed information was given regarding Ballard`s experience with their fleet of fuel cell buses. The article has already generated interest from customers hoping to achieve similar increases in efficiency and overall fuel cell life.

http://www.altenergymag.com/emagazine/2010/12/the-world%E2%80%99s-largest-fleet-of-hydrogen-fuel-cell-hybrid-buses/1635

In the Medical Trend Watch of the May issue of Design News, the Ogura RNB spring-applied brakes were highlighted as a component used by Neuronetics Corp. in their magnetic stimulation anti-depression machine. The story cited an editorial from The Wall Street Journal showing how this new technology is helping people treat depression without pharmaceuticals.

https://www.designnews.com/automation-motion-control/applying-zero-backlash-brakes-magnetic-therapy/23460994743190/page/1/1

In the June 2011 issue of Motion System Design, the attached article was run showing how Ogura magnetic particle clutches and brakes, and Ogura permanent magnet brakes are used for controlling tension on film and wire applications.

http://www.machinedesign.com/markets/motion-scenarios-tensioning-winding

In the August issue of Machine Design, the concept for speed increaser/clutch was shown in the "Scanning for Ideas" section. The concept of the device is to increase speed of alternators/generators on idling gas and diesel engines so the engine should not have to rev as high to provide electrical power.

To view the article as it appeared in Machine Design, please visit http://www.machinedesign.com/news/scanning-ideas-speed-increaser-lets-idling-engines-power-electronics

In the February 2012 issue of Motion System Design, Ogura contributed both pictures and information regarding the current trends in braking technology. Ogura`s information was focused in two separate categories of consumers and industrial customers.

http://www.machinedesign.com/mechanical-drives/trends-braking-technology

In the April issue of Machine Design, Ogura was featured in an article describing how an old clock was modernized with the help of an Ogura electromagnetic CT-20 clutch. The attached article is what was originally submitted to Machine Design.

To view the article as it appeared in Machine Design, please visit http://www.machinedesign.com/news/clutch-helps-keep-century-old-clock-ticking