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A nation built by railways

It’s no accident that Italy came together as a nation around the same time that railways first linked the extremities of Europe’s longest peninsula. [...]
Bearings,Maintenance,Railways,Remanufacturing,
Engineering Competence

An air of service

SKF has established an Aero Bearing Service Centre in Charleston, South Carolina in the US. The centre will provide inspection, repair and overhaul [...]
Aerospace,Bearings,Maintenance,
Manufacturing
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Leather for rough weather

Leather has been ubiquitous in man’s daily life for centuries. It can turn up in the form of a fashionable jacket or a living room easy chair or [...]
Bearings,Textiles,
Engineering Competence

They saw the future

Not many companies boast a 310–year history, but Husqvarna, a maker of outdoor power tools, has been a recognised name since 1689.Following the [...]
Bearings,Home appliances,Seals,
Engineering Competence

Electric motors get smarter

For French company Leroy–Somer, movement means electric motors. It also means pushing the technological limits further to make motors more [...]
Bearings,Cars,Electrical,Sensorised bearings,
Manufacturing

Steel non–stop

For German steelmaker Stahlwerke Bremen, continuous casting is a core process. That’s why the company gives it continuous attention.To the casual [...]
Bearings,Maintenance,Metals,
Manufacturing

Inland shipping on a high level

It may look like a temple, but it’s actually a 73-metre boatlift that will give Belgium new transportation options. The lift is part of a water [...]
Bearings,Lifting and Handling,Transportation & logistics,

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