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Manufacturing

Paper in the pink

A complex logistics system ensures that the pink paper that is distinctive to London’s Financial Times makes it from the Swedish mill where it is [...]
Condition monitoring,Pulp and paper,Reliability,Training,Transportation & logistics,
Industry

The direct approach

For such companies as Bearing Belt Chain in Nevada, immediate service is the key to keeping customers. Now, since the company began working with [...]
Logistics,Transportation & logistics,
Digital Technology

Leading-edge logistics

The outmoded image of warehousing is about the only thing gathering dust at BSL, an industrial supplier with a distribution system as sleek as it is [...]
Digitization,Logistics,Transportation & logistics,
Engineering Competence

Support for Siemens tramcars

SKF has signed an agreement with Siemens SGP Transportation Systems for delivery of some 900 axle bridges, with an option for an additional [...]
Bearings,Design,Transportation & logistics,
Engineering Competence

Vehicle of the future here now

General Motors’ new concept car, Hy-wire, is the world’s first driveable vehicle to combine a hydrogen fuel cell with by-wire technology. The vehicle [...]
Cars,Design,Mechatronics,Research and development,Transportation & logistics,
Industry

A bearing on aerospace

SKF acquired 75 percent of NSK Aerospace of Stonehouse, England, and will change the company’s name to Aeroengine Bearings UK. The intention is to [...]
Aerospace,Bearings,Other products and services,Transportation & logistics,
Engineering Competence

A partnership not to brake

Australia’s Pacifica group has signed a joint development agreement with SKF to develop parking brake-by-wire systems for passenger cars. Pacifica is [...]
Cars,Electrical,Mechatronics,Transmission,Transportation & logistics,

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