The LDW (Lloyd direct current generator works & CO. Kg) are a German enterprise with seat in Bremen, Hemelingen.

The production emphasis is with large electrical machines (engines/generators), among other things for marine engines.

History

• 1915 was created the Lloyd direct current generator works under co-operation north Germans of the Lloyd. Building of equal and alternating-current motors and complete ship installations.

• 1934 were taken over the stock majority by AEG. Building of direct current motors and - generators up to an achievement of several MW and three-phase synchronous generators.

• 1960 complete assumption by AEG. From the Lloyd direct current generator works AG the Lloyd direct current generator works becomes.

• 1983 extension the production range: Direct current motors up to 8,000 KW, synchronous machines up to 55,000 KW, asynchronous machines up to 35,000 KW.

• 1986 new assembly workshop and test field for machines up to 200 tons.

• 1994 restructuring with focus on the core business: Sales and development, winding, assembly, examination and service.

• 1996 assumption of the shares by the Elexis AG

• 1999 LDW becomes an independent enterprise. Marketing is made further over the label of the AEG.

Related links

• http://www.ldw.de

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