Dana Introduces New Product Line, Continuing Advancements for Chinese Marketplace at Bauma China 2012

Dana Limited Mar 06, 2013

SHANGHAI, - Today at Bauma China 2012, Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE: DAN) unveiled a comprehensive lineup of drivetrain solutions that reflects a growing commitment to the Chinese construction and off-highway industries.

Located in stand N2.106 at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, Dana debuted Spicer(Â®) Rui Ma™, a new class of axles, transmissions, and driveshafts, and presented a wide range of Spicer mining axles and TZL series powershift transmissions - all of which are manufactured in Wuxi, Jiangsu Provence, China.

"As the Chinese domestic market becomes increasingly diverse and sophisticated, Tier 1 suppliers must evolve with a deeper range of available technologies, engineering capabilities, complete systems, and responsive service offerings," said Aziz Aghili, president of Dana Off-Highway Driveline Technologies. "With 20 years of service to the Chinese market, a new aftermarket distribution center, and expanded technical capabilities coming online early next year, Dana is ideally positioned to serve China, a region that will continue to dominate the attention of the global construction OEMs."

Technology for China - Made in China

At Bauma China, Dana will debut the initial Spicer Rui Ma product solutions offered to Chinese OEMs, including the Spicer TZL16 RM powershift transmission, the T08 RM transmission, and the T39 RM tridem axle.

Marketed in China as "Spicer??™," the Spicer Rui Ma line provides an optimized blend of features, performance, dependability, and cost demanded by purchasers of the majority of construction and other off-highway vehicles sold in China today.

Spicer Rui Ma products are engineered to perform effectively throughout the entire life of the vehicle, reflecting Dana's considerable ongoing investment in research and development; comprehensive simulation, bench, and field testing; and exacting requirements for suppliers.

Comprehensive Mining Support

The Spicer Model 53R planetary axle and Model 16D axle shown in the Dana stand represent the company's added manufacturing capacity for mining and construction applications in China.

This summer, Dana began producing five models of medium- and large-sized Spicer mining axles in Wuxi. Designed with dynamic load capacities ranging from 20 to 60 tons (18 to 54 tonnes), these axles are used for a variety of mining vehicles, including load haul dumpers (LHDs), mining trucks, and scoops.

Proven Performance and Results

Three Spicer TZL Series powershift transmissions - the TZL18, TZL16, and TMG14 - are also being exhibited this week.

This new line of transmissions currently available for front-end loaders and motor graders utilizes a four-speed platform with proven internal components from the extensive line of Spicer powershift transmissions already available for the off-highway market worldwide. The Spicer TZL Series is specially designed to supply heavy-duty vehicles with higher horsepower capability, reduced maintenance, and smoother, quieter operation.

Production of Spicer TZL Series transmissions began at Dana's manufacturing facility in Wuxi earlier this year.

About Dana Holding Corporation

Dana is a world-leading supplier of driveline, sealing, and thermal-management technologies that improve the efficiency and performance of passenger, commercial, and off-highway vehicles with both conventional and alternative-energy powertrains.Â The company's global network of engineering, manufacturing, and distribution facilities provides original-equipment and aftermarket customers with local product and service support. Based in Maumee, Ohio, Dana employs approximately 24,500 people in 27 countries and reported 2011 sales of $7.6 billion.Â For more information, please visit www.dana.com.

Dana Off-Highway Driveline Technologies

Bauma China 2012

Technical Highlights

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SPICERÂ® RUI MA™ DRIVETRAIN SOLUTIONS

SpicerÂ® TZL 16 RM Transmission

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Â Â Â Â •Â Targeted for ZL50 front-end loaders

Â Â Â Â •Â Simplified controls for easy driving

Â Â Â Â •Â Maximum engine power: 165 kW (220 horsepower)

Â Â Â Â •Â Rated engine speed: 2000-2200 RPM

Â Â Â Â •Â Maximum input torque: 1600 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Semi-automatic shifting

Â Â Â Â •Â Helical grinding

Â Â Â Â •Â Drop: 555 mm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Modulation control: Mechanical step piston

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Gear box: rotating shaft and internal plumbing

Spicer T08 RM Transmission

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Â Â Â •Â Targeted for six- to ten-tonne (6.5- to 11-ton) fork lift trucks

Â Â Â Â •Â Input power: 90 kW (122 horsepower)

Â Â Â Â •Â Input RPM maximum: 2200 RPM

Â Â Â Â •Â Torque capacity: 300 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Standard ratio: Two forward and two reverse speeds

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Spicer T39 RM Tridem Axle

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Â Â Â Â •Â Targeted for five- and six-axle chassis concrete pump trucks and other heavy-duty vocational applications

Â Â Â Â •Â Rated load: 13,000 daKg

Â Â Â Â •Â Maximum output torque: 50,000 daNm

Â Â Â Â •Â Planetary ratio: 3.947

Â Â Â •Â Bevel set ratio: 1.333

Â Â Â Â •Â 335 mm B.C. wheel ends

Â Â Â Â •Â Axle shaft differential lock and inter-axle differential locker

Â Â Â Â •Â 410*220 mm drum brakes

Â Â Â Â •Â 10 bar air pressure

Â Â Â Â •Â Input flange: KV180

Â Â Â Â •Â Double reduction: bevel set and planetary reduction

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SPICER MINING AXLE

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Spicer Model 16D Axle

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Â Â Â Â • Used on 4.5- to 6.5-tonne (five- to seven-ton) LHDs and 25- to 30-tonne

Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (28- to 33-ton) mining trucks

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Dynamic load: 19 tonnes (21 tons)

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Maximum output torque: 111,600 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Planetary ratio: 4.941

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Ratio range: From 23 up to 31

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Input speed: 4,000 RPM

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Flange to flange: From 1,472 to 2,768 mm

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Spicer Model 53R Axle

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Â Â Â Â •Â Â Used on LHDs

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Dynamic load: 45 tonnes (50 tons)

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Maximum output torque: 282,000 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Planetary reduction ratio: 6.250

Â Â Â Â •Â Bevel set ratio range: From 4 to 6.6

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Wider track design

Â Â Â Â •Â Axle mounting: pad, trunion

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Flange to flange: From 2,477 to 2,957 mm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Service brakes: LCB, Posi-Stop(™)

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Differential options: standard, Posi-Torque(™), No-spin

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SPICER TZL SERIES TRANSMISSIONS

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Spicer TZL 16 Powershift Transmission

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Â Â Â Â •Â Â Target vehicle: 17-tonne (19-ton) ZL50 front-end loaders

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Rating of 150 to 180 kW (200 to 245 horsepower)

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Input RPM maximum: 2800

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Forward and reverse clutches with high-energy capacities

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Adaptive clutch modulation

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Helical gears

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Two 400-Nm (295 ft-lb) SAE "C" pump drives with a variable pump ratio

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Wider 245-mm pump spacing

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Converter housing: Universal mounting flange for OEM; SAE 2 adaptor

Â Â Â Â Â Â Â flywheel

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Output drop vertical: 555 mm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Parking brake options: Drum, disc or SAHR

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Spicer TZL 18 Transmission

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Â Â Â Â •Â Â Target vehicle: 21-tonne (23-ton) front-end loaders

Â Â Â Â •Â Rating of 160 to 190 kW (215 to 255 horsepower)

Â Â Â Â •Â Input RPM maximum: 2,800

Â Â Â Â •Â High-efficiency lock-up and freewheel torque converters

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Overdrive pumps allow smaller displacement pumps

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Converter mounting: HR - integral engine mount

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Torque converter size: 340 mm

Â Â Â •Â Â Auxiliary pump drive torque capacity: 400 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Maximum input stall torque: 1,800 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Standard speeds: 4 (optional 5) forward and 3 reverse

Spicer TMG14 Transmission

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Â Â Â Â •Â Â Target vehicle: 110-160 kW (150-215 horsepower) motor graders

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Input RPM maximum: 2,800

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Turbine stall: 1,350 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Torque converter size: 340 mm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Auxiliary pump drive torque capacity: 400 Nm

Â Â Â Â •Â Â Maximum input stall torque: 1,350 Nm

Â Â Â •Â Â Standard speeds: 6 forward and 3 reverse

SOURCEÂ Dana Holding Corporation

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CONTACT: Jeff Cole, +1-419-887-3535, jeff.cole@dana.com

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