Parker is well aware of how electrification of mobile equipment represents a challenging mission. After debunking some false myths about electrification, Parker and Volvo CE made an announcement with great impact, at least for the EMEA region.

e- mobile equipment in the SGI and Parker Hannifin’ spotlights

Parker Hannifin announced the expansion of its Certified Mobile Electrification Centers network with the addition of Soluciones Generales de Ingeniería (SGI), based in Zaragoza, Spain. SGI has been rigorously selected, and training has been undertaken to ensure that high standards of service, expertise, and quality,  which Parker is renowned for, are upheld. Specializing in the electrification of both light and heavy mobile machines, SGI supports customers from the initial design stages through to the commissioning of prototypes and the implementation of series production. Their scope of expertise encompasses Parker’s electric motors, drives, coolers, controllers, and control systems as well as Li-Ion batteries. This positions SGI as a one-stop partner for machine manufacturers embarking on their electrification journey. This synergy proves how more and more often even large companies have to establish extensive collaborations to frame this topic from energy infrastructure to chemistry.

Quoting Parker Hannifin and Soluciones Generales de Ingenierìa

Massimiliano Pantaloni, Regional Sales Leader for Motion System Group, at Parker Sales Company South, expressed his confidence in the partnership, stating: “SGI was naturally chosen as a partner in our mobile electrification network due to their proven expertise in systems design and their ability to work close to OEMs in the mobile market. As a Certified Mobile Electrification Center, SGI embodies Parker’s goal and commitment to assist on-road and off-road machine manufacturers in reducing environmental impacts while optimizing operational efficiency.

Parker mobile equipment

Alberto Gonzalez, CEO at SGI, shared his enthusiasm for the collaboration, saying: “Together with Parker, we are confident in our ability to deliver the most effective solutions to our OEM customers, focusing on efficiency and reduction of carbon emissions and noise. The evolving expertise and advanced tools that Parker provides us with enable us to tackle our customers’ most pressing challenges”.

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