Ratchet Extension Bar

Ratchet Extension Bar

Warren and Brown

I want to introduct something about Strength-saving Ratchet Terminal Crimping Tools( Japanese Type). 1. HS-6L Range of application: non-insulated cable links Capacity: 1-6 mm2 AWG: 17-10 Length: 250 mm Weight: 0.35kgs 2. HS-6M Range of application: crimping cap(for insulated closed terminals) Capacity: 1-10mm2 AWG: 17-7 Length: 250 mm Weight: 0.35kgs 3.HS-28C Range of application: crimping cap(for insulated closed terminals) Capacity: 6-10mm2 AWG: 17-7 Length: 270 mm Weight: 0.55kgs 4. HS-13 Range of application: crimping cap(for insulated closed terminals) Capacity: 0.5-6mm2 AWG: 20-10 Length: 270 mm Weight: 0.55kgs 5. HS-16 Range of application: non-insulated cable links Capacity: 1.25-16mm2 AWG: 16-5 Length: 270 mm Weight: 0.55kgs 6. HS-8 Range of application: non-insulated cable links Capacity: 1.25-8mm2 AWG: 16-8 Length: 270 mm Weight: 0.55kgs 7.HS-14 Range of application: non-insulated cable links Capacity: 5.5-14mm2 AWG: 10-6 Length: 270 mm Weight: 0.55kgs 8. HX-4 Range of application: non-insulated cable links Capacity: 1-4mm2
The company of Warren and Brown was founded as a partnership in 1921 by Mr Andrew C. Brown and Mr William H. Warren, commencing at this time as obbing engineers, specializing in tool making and gear cutting.
After carrying out work of this nature for several years, the Company's production focus shifted to the manufacture of tools to service the motor trade which was then in its infancy.
The business was gradually extended with the development of a number of production lines suited to automotive reconditioning equipment.
In December 1930 the partnership was converted into a proprietary company.
At the outbreak of World War 2 the factory's resources were used to aid the war effort and apart from manufacturing its normal range of products, the company took a leading part in production of tools and gauges for military purposes and was largely responsible for the more important tooling associated with .303 ammunition.
The company was next approached by the Government's Director of Machine Tools and Gauges and requested to undertake the manufacture of a range of elf centering chucks. These chucks had never been manufactured in Australia before and information regarding overseas manufacturing procedures was not available. Warren and Brown commenced an extensive design and tooling programme and after many initial problems made their first deliveries of chucks to Government in February, 1942.
By 1949 the continuing business expansion stretched the company's financial resources to the limit and in May, 1949 Warren and Brown Pty Ltd became part of the Repco organization and with the added resources available the company expanded into the heavier equipment field, adding products such as clutch rebuilders, spring testers, boring bars and other machines to its range.
In 1948, Warren and Brown took out patents on what has now become known as the ual Signal trip mechanism for their world renowned range of torque wrenches. The first wrenches were released onto the market in 1949 and to this day still hold the major share of the Australian market despite an onslaught of cheap imports. Warren and Brown torque wrenches are recognised as the bench mark to where other similar products aspire to be and have been sold extensively around the world and can be found in the toolboxes of some of the biggest names in world motorsport.
As a result of a significant change in ownership and corporate direction by the parent Repco Group in 1985, Warren and Brown was finally purchased by five of its management team in 1986 and relocated to its present site in Maidstone.
Renamed Warren and Brown and Staff, the company became a privately owned Proprietary Limited company.
Under this structure the company has continued as a major manufacturer and supplier of specialized tools to the automotive, industrial, electrical and electronic industries.
When the company applied its electronics expertise to its long established clinical air pumps, this resulted in the first switch mode circuit being designed and patented in Australia. This circuit, which can operate on either 12Volt DC or 90 to 260Volts AC enabled suffers of asthma, emphysema, cystic fibrosis and other respitory ailments to be fully mobile as the pump could operate in a car and aeroplane or from any domestic electricity system around the world.
As a tool designer and manufacture. Warren and Brown were approached by Telecom Australia (Telstra) to design and produce coax cable stripping tools. This has led to the development of many other tools for Telstra and other major companies and has provided a vehicle for Warren and Brown to enter the telecommunications industry with their widely accepted Optic Fibre Management System.
Warren and Brown is well established in export markets throughout the world with its traditional range of automotive tools and equipment and is currently building an international reputation for its telecommunications product range as the business develops rapidly. Coincidentally, eleven of these products have been awarded the Telstra Australia Export Endorsement Scheme Approval. Our global markets include UK, Europe, Russia,U.S.A. and Asia
The company changed its name from Warren and Brown and Staff to Warren and Brown Technologies in 1997 to continue its focus on international trade.
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1 Achievements
2 Telecommunications
3 Precision Tools
4 External links
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Achievements
Exertech Exercise Monitoring Equipment, in conjunction with Repco Research and the Australian Institute of Sport.
Electronic Switch Mode Circuit for Multivoltage Air Pumps.
World's first Cylinder Head Machine.
World's first modular design Dynamic Wheel Balancer.
Development of Synchronized Valve Seat Honing System.
Development of tooling and methods to extrude fire retardent plastics.
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