SKF's Windlub centralized lubrication system for wind turbines is supporting ERG to use a fully automated lubrication programme on their turbine fleet in seven countries.
SKF Cooper split roller bearings will get a brand new look with a new blue colour, product markings and box design commencing 1st November 2018. The new SKF Cooper dual product branding and identity will be applied for all split roller bearings.
SKF SimPro Quick bridges the gap between the company's basic online analysis software and its flagship multi-shaft system analysis application, SKF SimPro Expert.
The grease cuts false brinelling damage in half, while improving bearing performance.
SKF has recently announced the consolidation of its manufacturing facilities in North America, including the closure of its sites in San Diego, California and Baltimore, Maryland.
The latest range of modular industrial actuators from SKF is set to bring electromechanical performance to new industries and users.
Protective sleeve from SKF fits over radial shaft to prevent abrasion – in the same way that a screen protector prevents damage to an expensive mobile phone.
App-based maintenance support system from SKF accelerates and simplifies wind energy inspection activities, while smart online analysis and expert diagnostic capabilities improve performance and reliability.
SKF recently announced the introduction of the Lincoln electrically driven lubricator (EDL1).
SKF (U.K.) Limited has won marine certification from two of the world’s leading approvals bodies for its extensive range of condition monitoring services.
SKF becomes one of the first organisations to achieve ISO 50001 certification on a global scale
SKF announces that Tom Johnstone has decided to step down as President and CEO of SKF, on 1 January 2015.
SKF announced it has secured a long-term agreement (LTA) for around SEK 1.2 billion for Kaydon slewing ring bearings from a major wind turbine manufacturer providing solutions to the North American and Brazilian wind segments.
SKF has signed a global agreement with Nordex, a leading developer and manufacturer of wind turbines, for the delivery of mainshaft bearings, and lubrication systems to the Nordex wind turbines to be assembled and erected on a global basis
Damages of main bearings and gears are well known in the wind energy sector and thus an important factor in the profitability and cost calculation of a wind turbine.
One main-shaft bearing does work of two
Extensive testing results verify significant friction reduction compared to SKF standard bearings.
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