
JK Fenner supports the Power Generation & Utilities sector with solutions across Automotive Aftermarket, Automotive OE, Engineering Products and Industrial Products. The portfolio brings together products such as Cogged Belt, Stretchy Poly-V Belt for 2-Point Drives, CVT Belt – Double Cogged (2-Wheeler / PV) and Power steering, selected to meet demanding requirements for reliability, efficiency, durability and dependable performance.

JK Fenner provides power transmission, sealing and automation solutions for power generation and utility operations where reliability is critical. From industrial belts and seals to gearboxes, couplings and control systems, we support coal handling, auxiliary drives and plant equipment.
Engineered for high-availability plants where downtime is costly.
Components designed for long service life and consistent output.
Solutions for coal handling, auxiliary drives and utility equipment.

Wide cogged belt with high rigidity for variable speed drives.

Lithium complex grease for high-temperature operation.

ISO VG 150 heavy-duty oil for industrial gearboxes.

Balanced SG iron V-belt pulley that extends belt and bearing life.

Taper-Lock pulleys for V, wedge, Poly-V, timing and HTD drives.

Easy-fit flexible coupling that absorbs shaft misalignment.

JK Fenner implemented the Powertrain Hybrid X-Panel for Dell, Chennai’s vertical storage system, integrating PLC, HMI, and VFD functionality to streamline automated material retrieval. The solution enables faster retrieval through optimized rotation, smoother and quieter operation, improved space utilization, and more reliable system control, while reducing panel space and supporting third-party software integration.

JK Fenner transformed a conventional Vertical Reciprocating Conveyor (VRC) into a safer, more efficient material handling system through PLC, Hybrid HMI, and P2 VFD automation. The upgrade enabled precise floor-level positioning, integrated safety interlocks, and smoother operation, reducing lifting cycle time by over 18% and energy consumption by 35%.