Jahnel-Kestermann Getriebewerke is one of the foremost manufacturers and developer of high-performance gears in the world for all industrial applications. It was founded in Bochum, Germany in 1910. Its hallwork is constructive intelligence, a high standard of production and quality assurance and precision product craftmanship.
Its corparate philosophy is driven by the motivation of offering customers the best solutions to their individual needs. It puts customer service at the top of it’s agenda to guarantee that Jake’s gears can be used troublefree at any time and anyplace and downtimes are avoided.
The Ja)(Ke Service GmbH is your contact for all wind power stations which can be equipped with gears from Jahnel-Kestermann in Bochum.
Do you build or operate wind turbines?
Then high availability belongs for you to the conditions for commercial success. In case of problems with the mechanical drive train it is important to have the right business partner. Ja)(Ke Service analyses the condition of your turbine and provides remedy on site in many cases. Hereby the shutdown-time is minimal. If an extensive action will be necessary we will give you the whole service spectrum of a manufacturer of new gearboxes, from the design modifications over the manufacturing of parts up to the test run under load. Ja)(Ke Service regards a wind energy plant as a complete system and aims for an optimisation of the interaction of all components
Do you offer service for wind turbines?
Do you appraise wind energy plants?
Then it is advantageous for your customer, if you offer the whole service spectrum. If your main emphasis lies on mobile service or on the electrical side a co-operation will be advantageous, too. Thus you expand your service offer and satisfy your customer even if the service exceeds your core business. Then Ja)(Ke as your capable manufacturer of gearboxes is available to discuss possible problems with you and to find a remedy. A cooperation also strengthens the mutual trust. You can detect harms and start repair actions.
