SKF is now testing a self-driving electric truck together with the tech company Einride, to transport goods on a public road between the factory and the warehouse in Gothenburg.

Three new handheld tachometers extend SKF’s range of basic condition monitoring equipment – giving technical staff more options to measure critical machine data.

By using SKF’s fiber optic sensing system to verify new pump designs, Sulzer says it can verify product performance using actual measurement data previously unavailable.

By investing in SKF’s Enlight ProCollect system for its tankers, Solvang will look to reduce unplanned downtime and maintenance costs.

Russian steelmaker Severstal has raised efficiency – and reduced emissions – thanks to a long-term service agreement with SKF.

A new modelling approach helps engineers to understand the real-world benefits of hybrid bearings.

SKF’s AutoML-based offering combines machine process data with vibration and temperature data to reduce costs and enable new business models.

Renewed focus on usability and customer needs changes the way SKF conducts its research and development activities.

SKF has supplied a huge order to Norwegian offshore equipment manufacturer National Oilwell Varco (NOV), amounting to more than 28 tonnes of bearings in three different types.

With its new UC 300 series of ball bearing units, SKF has increased protection against contamination in heavy-duty applications.