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SKF collaborates with wireless specialist LumenRadio to enhance automated machine monitoring

12th May 2020

By collaborating with wireless specialist LumenRadio, SKF has developed a new wireless sensor as part of a condition monitoring system for improving rotating equipment performance programs on a... 


Better data collection from hazardous areas

5th May 2020

A sensor that monitors rotating equipment performance is now certified for use in hazardous areas, extending condition monitoring into new applications and industries.  SKF has gained hazardous... 


Rolling roads with advanced bearing technology

23rd April 2020

Bearings, although buried deep within the vehicle, are on the front line in contributing to drivetrain efficiencies and delivering reliability for automotive manufacturers. Thomas M. Wolf,... 


SKF takes steps to reduce impact of initiatives from authorities and customers

22nd April 2020

The industries and regions in which SKF operates are being impacted by initiatives by authorities and SKF’s customers related to the spread of the Covid-19 virus. As a result of this significant... 


SKF’s recently introduced training short courses perfect fit for Namibian customer

17th April 2020

A Namibian customer who was first in line to book and participate in two brand new one-day short courses recently introduced by SKF’s Training Solutions Department, was extremely impressed at the... 


Load sensing bearings designed to speed up product development

14th February 2020

Load sensing bearings with fibre optic sensors allow designers to analyse and measure bearing loads in real-time, helping to accelerate the design cycle. The bearings are interchangeable with... 


Speeding up design of bearing arrangements

6th February 2020

Designers can now design complex bearing arrangements more quickly and easily, thanks to a simplified version of powerful simulation software from SKF. Bearings are a fundamental part of any... 


Visual inspection made easy with SKF’s stroboscopes

30th January 2020

A range of hand-held, easy-to-use stroboscopes that enables the visual inspection of rotating equipment to be carried out in an economic and timely fashion has been unveiled by SKF. All rotating... 


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Shipping tycoon sees first Namibia hydrogen output by year-end

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Cie Maritime Belge (CMB), a Belgian shipping company, expects green hydrogen production in Namibia to start in the fourth quarter, a project that could see $3.5-billion in investment over the next... 


AMSA expects to break ground on Vanderbijlpark’s 200 MW solar plant this year

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Steelmaker ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA) is planning to start construction on a 200 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant at its Vanderbijlpark facility, in Gauteng, towards the end of the... 


IATA reports continued strong air cargo growth in March

Updated 1 hour 15 minutes ago

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported that March was the fourth month in a row in which global air cargo demand grew by double digits, in year-on-year (y-o-y) terms. IATA... 


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