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Talgo locomotives equipped with SKF bearing units

SKF has developed a new bearing solution for high-speed trains that enables a variable gauge system – i.e., variable width between tracks. The [...]
Bearings,Railways,
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Building a Chinese brand

Guangdong Ganey Precision Machinery is offering customers the total cost advantage of high-quality air compressors with long service life and high [...]
Bearings,Engineering consultancy,Engineering tools,
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Lightweight and cutting edge

Sapa is a Swedish company that specializes in aluminium, a metal that is used everywhere and is seemingly inexhaustible. Business Swedish company [...]
Bearings,Condition monitoring,Design,Maintenance,Metals,
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Axial load carrying capacity

Demanding applications with larger size cylindrical roller bearings are the motivation behind studies on the dynamic axial load carrying capacity for [...]
Bearings,Design,Research and development,
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The SKF high-capacity cylindrical roller bearing

The ISO definition of a full complement bearing states that the bearing does not have a cage. When that definition was written, it was not [...]
Bearings,Research and development,
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SKF sets new standards in China

Rail transport is a high-tech growth industry in which SKF is a global leader. To become closer to the important Chinese market, SKF in 1996 [...]
Bearings,Railways,Remanufacturing,
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Axlebox order from Bombardier for new Austrian Talent trains

  SKF has won an order from Bombardier Transportation for axleboxes and roller bearing units for the new Talent trains for the Austrian Federal [...]
Bearings,Railways,

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