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Poclain Hydraulics Joins the CVDC

CVDC is pleased to announce Poclain Hydraulics as the newest member of the consortium.

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Cambridge, UK and Verberie, France 01/03/2011

Poclain brings 30 years of
hydraulics experience in the development of innovative hydraulic motors for
heavy-vehicle and agricultural applications. Poclain’s recent work on the
French hybrid Irisbus project will
make them an invaluable contributor to the hybrid vehicle/energy efficiency
research that CVDC is undertaking. “Improving the energy efficiency of freight
transport is a vital waypoint on the road to a sustainable economy,” said
Professor David Cebon, Director of the CVDC. “Poclain Hydraulics brings a
demonstrated commitment to hybrid vehicle research with the practical
experience to see ideas translated into results.”

Poclain is a worldwide leader in the design
and manufacture of hydrostatic transmissions with integrated cam lobe motors.
From its headquarters in Verberie, France, Poclain manages a sales and
manufacturing team of over 1500 people. Poclain has factories in France, the
USA, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, India, and Italy, which distribute through a
global network of over 150 distributors.

For more on Poclain, visit their website (http://www.poclain-hydraulics.com/).
For further information on the CVDC, contact Professor David Cebon (dc@eng.cam.ac.uk) or visit the CVDC website
(http://www.cvdc.org).