Cleveland Vibrator Co. to distribute Uras rotary electric vibrators in US

The Uras KEE and SEE lines are now marketed under the Cleveland Vibrator private label RE and RES lines in the U.S.

Japan-based Uras Techno, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of electric vibratory motors, has appointed the Ohio-based Cleveland Vibrator Co. (CVC) its exclusive distributor of rotary electric vibrators in the United States, according to Craig Macklin, CVC vice president of sales and marketing.

The full lines of Uras KEE and SEE rotary electric vibrators are now marketed under the Cleveland Vibrator private label RE and RES lines in the U.S. These high-performance, continuous-duty vibrators are used to power vibratory equipment such as feeders, conveyors, screeners and tables and also used as flow aids on bins and hoppers.

“Uras honored us with this exclusive agreement, and we believe the quality of the product aligns perfectly with the high standards of Cleveland Vibrator,” Macklin says. “Since the agreement, we added enhancements to the Uras line to improve the usability, longevity and durability of these already reliable vibrators.”

He continues, “We have had more than three decades of good experience to know the quality of the Uras vibrator and value our long-standing relationship. By becoming the exclusive distributor in the United States, we are forging a stronger commitment to each other and the USA market.”

Macklin says Uras wanted to consolidate its U.S. distributorship with one long-term partner and chose CVC because of its commitment to product delivery and customer satisfaction.

“More than 85 percent of orders we receive can be shipped within one business day,” he says.

“The numerous models we now offer in the rotary electric vibrators category meet the varied needs of our customers, especially the OEMs (original equipment manufacturers),” Macklin continues. “The agreement with Uras allows us to offer products that feature a long service life, easy maintenance and high reliability.”

Uras Techno President Shoji Hashimoto says this exclusive agreement enhances Uras’ commitment to the U.S. market. “Cleveland Vibrator is a proven partner with high integrity when serving customers,” he says. “Their recent improvements to stock and area coverage make us confident and proud to have them as our exclusive distributor.”

The rotary electric vibrator built by Uras features an antivibration lead cable, fully adjustable force outputs up to 100 percent rather than limited to set stop points, fully enclosed construction (TENV) and stronger motor shaft with less deflection and continuous duty rating for long service life in harsh conditions, CVC says. In addition, CVC says it added more value to the units with Grade 5 mounting fasteners, higher IP ratings and upgraded paint specs.

CVC now offers more than 50 models in the RE and RES line of rotary electric vibrators available in single- or three-phase AC power for 110V, 230/460V, 380V and CSA approved 575V. Depending upon the model, force outputs range from 30 pounds to more than 46,000 pounds. Included in this line are two-pole (3,600 revolutions per minute [rpm]), four-pole (1,800 rpm), six-pole (1,200 rpm) and 8-pole (900 rpm) configurations.

Uras vibrators were launched in 1959, and more than 830,000 units have been purchased to date, CVC says.

More information about the CVC rotary electric vibrators can be found at www.clevelandvibrator.com/c-36-rotary-electric-vibrators.aspx