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MöllerWerke:<br />

Multilayer silicon-Nomex fabric<br />

MöllerWerke, based in Bielefeld, develops and manufactures drive<br />

motor ventilator bellows under the brand name möllerbalg ® . It is presenting<br />

the latest model of bellows for the first time at <strong>InnoTrans</strong><br />

2012. Its advantages include a multilayer material made of silcon-<br />

Nomex fabric, an in-house development. The well-defined, permanent<br />

folds ensure the specific movement of the bellows. The external<br />

contour is fully enclosed and, unlike conventional ventilation<br />

bellows for drive motors, has no seams, a result of the use of vulcanised<br />

seals. Other advantages include the gas-tight seal and<br />

stability when subjected to excess internal pressure, due to the<br />

external rings embedded in the folds. The new bellows are also<br />

chemical- and wear-resistant, not affected by external impact, and<br />

very long-lasting.<br />

3D depiction of<br />

drive motor<br />

ventilation bellows<br />

MöllerWerke GmbH, D-Bielefeld<br />

Hall 10.2, Booth 104<br />

Dr. Horst Lappert<br />

+49 (0)521-4477310<br />

horst.lappert@moellergroup.de<br />

www.moellerwerke.de<br />

Drive motor ventilator bellows on a workshop test bench<br />

Moviken-SLE: Stand-alone<br />

passenger information and navigation system<br />

The many years of experience gained by Moviken-SLE in the field of<br />

service management and information systems, allied to the know-how<br />

of Moviken in the area of cartography, have enabled the development<br />

of an autonomous on-board passenger information and navigation<br />

system: Navibus. This offers provides bus and train passengers with<br />

one or more super-wide high resolution TFT screens. The visual displays<br />

are supplemented by audio channels for voice announcements,<br />

with separate channels for interior and exterior announcements. In<br />

addition to the information normally transmitted to the traveller, the<br />

Navibus screens also provide passengers with an inter-active and<br />

multi-scale diagram of the line, with a display sequence showing the<br />

current position of the vehicle and a cartographic check-back to the<br />

passenger’s first search entry. These navigation applications are the<br />

exhibitor’s response to the growing demand for information on the<br />

part of passengers.<br />

Moviken-SLE, F-Biot<br />

Hall 4.1, Booth 132<br />

Ian Day<br />

+44 (0)781-4842556<br />

iday@moviken-sle.com<br />

www.moviken-sle.com<br />

Navibus<br />

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