SKF Strengthens Service Capabilities Through Two Acquisitions
Business Wire - Wed Sep 10, 8:18AM CDT
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SKF names Theo Kjellberg as Press & Media Relations Director
M2 - Wed Aug 13, 7:42AM CDT
SKF (STO:SKFB)(Pink Sheets:SKFRY)(LSE:SKFB), a global supplier of bearings, announced today the appointment of Theo Kjellberg as director Press & Media Relations within the SKF Group, effective 25 August 2014.
SKF Appoints New Press & Media Relations Director
Business Wire - Wed Aug 13, 3:21AM CDT
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SKF Establishing Global Technical Center in United States to Strengthen Global Network
Business Wire - Mon Aug 11, 5:39AM CDT
SKF (STO:SKFB) (STO:SKFA) continues its commitment to R&D and to North America by investing in a new Global Technical Center in the US. The center will initially employ approximately 80 engineers within the first four years of operation, with plans to expand to 200 in subsequent years.
SKF reports change in number of votes as on 31 July
M2 - Fri Aug 01, 7:37AM CDT
Global supplier of bearings SKF (STO:SKFB)( (Pink Sheets:SKFRY)(LSE:SKFB) announced on Thursday a change in the total number of shares and votes of the company.
Machine Health Monitoring Market by Product, Component, Application - Global Forecast to 2014 - 2020
M2 - Wed Jul 23, 5:10AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7h9t6q/machine_health) has announced the addition of the "Machine Health Monitoring Market by Product, Component, Application and Geography - Global Forecast to 2014 - 2020" report to their offering. The market size for the machine health monitoring market was $1.54 billion in 2013, which is expected to grow moderately in the next few years. Some of the major players in this market are AZIMA DLI Corp. (U.S.), Bruel & Kjaer Vibro GmbH (Denmark), Emerson Process Management (U.S.), Fluke Corp. (U.S.), GE (U.S.), Honeywell Process Solution (U.S.), National Instruments (U.S.), Parker Kittiwake (U.K.), Rockwell Automation Inc. (U.S.), SKF (Sweden), among others. The Machine Health Monitoring market is segmented in terms of product type such as corrosion monitoring equipment, lubricating oil analysis equipment, motor current signature analysis, thermography equipment, ultrasound emission equipment, and vibration monitoring equipment. The report is further segmented into component type such as corrosion probes, spectrometer, spectrum analyzer, thermal camera, ultrasonic detector, vibration sensor, and others (software) used in machine health monitoring market. Also, the Machine Health Monitoring report is segmented by application such as aerospace and defense, automotive, chemicals, marine, mining, oil and gas, and Power. Key Takeaways - The total revenue of the Machine Health Monitoring market is expected to grow at an estimated CAGR of 7.16% from 2014-2020 - Analysis of the global market with special focus on high growth applications in each verticals and fast growing market segments - Statistics by component, product type, application type, and geography, with a detailed classification splits by revenue - Porter's analysis in detail along with the impact - Major market trends, drivers, restraints, and opportunities for the Machine Health Monitoring market - Illustrative segmentation, analysis, and forecast of the major geographic markets to give an overall view of the Machine Health Monitoring market - The future of Machine Health Monitoring market from technical as well as market oriented perspectives - Detailed competitive landscape with identification of the key players with in-depth market share analysis including individual revenue, and market share rankings. Key Topics Covered: 1 Introduction 2 Executive Summary 3 Market Overview 4 Market Dynamics 5 Machine Health Monitoring Market By Products 6 Machine Health Monitoring Market By Component 7 Machine Health Monitoring Market By Application 8 Machine Health Monitoring Market By Geography 9 Competitive Landscape 10 Company Profiles - Azima Dli Corporation - Bruel & Kjaer - CTRL Systems, Inc. - Emerson Process Management - Fluke Corporation - General Electric Company - Honeywell International, Inc. - National Instruments Corporation - Parker Hannifin Corporation - Rockwell Automation, Inc. - SKF AB - Scanimetrics For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7h...ine_health
SKF selected for first international order of Dongfang Electric New Energy Equipment
Business Wire - Mon Jul 07, 2:29AM CDT
SKF has been selected to deliver Nautilus bearings for Dongfang Electric New Energy Equipment (Hangzhou) Co Ltd.'s first order of wind turbines outside China.
One-time items included in SKF's half-year results 2014
Business Wire - Fri Jul 04, 2:21AM CDT
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SKF to supply Argos with engineering products and services
M2 - Mon Jun 30, 6:37AM CDT
Bearings company SKF (STO:SKFB) (STO:SKFA) (Pink Sheets:SKFRY) (LSE:SKFB) announced on Monday that Argos, a cement producer in Latin America, has chosen SKF to provide a broad range of engineering products and services for its operations in Colombia over the next three years.
SKF signs three-year engineering solutions deal with Argos in Colombia
Business Wire - Mon Jun 30, 2:12AM CDT
SKF (STO:SKFB) (STO:SKFA) (Pink Sheets:SKFRY) (LSE:SKFB) announced that Argos, one of the largest cement producers in Latin America, has chosen SKF to provide a broad range of engineering products and services for its operations in Colombia over the next three years.
SKF's bearings solutions included in pumps of London's Lee Tunnel
M2 - Thu Jun 19, 4:38AM CDT
Global provider of bearings SKF (STO:SKFB) (Pink Sheets:SKFRY) (LSE:SKFB) announced today that it is supplying a range of bearings to GIW Industries for inclusion in its 54-tonne pumps.
SKF solutions help London's Lee Tunnel redirect millions of gallons of water every hour
Business Wire - Thu Jun 19, 2:07AM CDT
SKF (STO:SKFB) (STO:SKFA) (Pink Sheets:SKFRY) (LSE:SKFB) is supplying a range of bearings to GIW Industries for inclusion in their 54-tonne pumps, which will help protect London's growing population from sewage overflow from the River Thames in the coming years. The pumps are the largest wastewater pumps ever made and will be used to redirect as much as 2.9 million gallons of water per hour into the Lee Tunnel (http://www.thameswater.co.uk/about-us/10113.htm) to protect London's 150-year-old Victorian sewer network, which can no longer accommodate the volume of sewage and rainwater.