Bells in motion
Swinging bells, with motors or electromagnets
For swinging bells, the motor starts and stops the swing smoothly and precisely — with less stress on the bell tower.
Two technologies
Linear or rotary motor
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Linear (electromagnetic) motor
No chains and no gears: silent and maintenance-free. The bell starts and stops smoothly, “as if a person were ringing it”, and can still be rung by rope.
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Rotary motor
For large bells and bell towers that need it, with controlled acceleration and braking.
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Survey and installation
We study the bell and the bell tower, recommend the right motor and take care of the whole installation.
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Together with the automation
The motor connects to the bell-ringing controller, so the bell swings automatically according to the church’s schedule.
From survey to sound
We take care of everything
We can install swinging bells in your church — or wherever else they are needed — driven by an electric swing motor or by electromagnets. We take on the design, construction and installation in full, and guarantee a flawless sound.
The same bell can have both a motor and an electromagnetic striker: the bell-ringing controller automatically locks the striker while the bell is swinging, so that it cannot be damaged.
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See also
Control from your phone
Ring the bells from your phone, over Wi-Fi or by remote control — without climbing the bell tower.
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Bell controllers and bell panels for every church — from a single bell to large bell towers.
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Cast electromagnetic bell striker of our own design, with cooling fins for long ringing sessions.
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Bell-ringing controllers for 1 to 64 bells, with Wi-Fi, remote control and tower clock drive.
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