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Engineering Competence

Preadjustable non-locating bearing unit

The SKF Panloc is a non-locating bearing unit that allows the internal clearance or preload to be adjusted to specific values.
Bearings,Engineering consultancy,
Engineering Competence

Bobcat on the job

Whether they’re working on hard ground or wet grass, Bobcat Compact Track Loaders get the job done. Their secret: rubber tracks that let them either [...]
Bearings,Construction,Engineering consultancy,Seals,
Engineering Competence

An engineering guide for the 21st Century

The next generation of SKF’s General Catalogue is scheduled to make its debut at the prestigious Hannover Fair in April 2003.
Engineering consultancy,Training,
Engineering Competence

Ferrari’s winning secrets

Ferrari’s F2002 Formula One car is rated as “probably the best technical package in 10 years.” Evolution tries to uncover some of its secrets.The [...]
Bearings,Engineering consultancy,Racing,Seals,
Engineering Competence

Ross Brawn on SKF

On the relationship: Our partnership with SKF is very important. We’re looking at improvements in every aspect of technology, and we are searching [...]
Bearings,Engineering consultancy,Racing,
Engineering Competence

Bearings by the book

Rolling Bearings in Paper Machines, SKF’s new handbook for the paper industry, was developed to help designers of paper machines select bearings that [...]
Engineering consultancy,Pulp and paper,Research and development,
Engineering Competence

ConCentra – a novel locking concept

Following successful testing and customer trials, SKF has launched the ConCentra locking system. The aim is to offer a locking solution that offers [...]
Bearings,Design,Engineering consultancy,Reliability,

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