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Welcome to Schaeffler in Germany

The Schaeffler Group is a renowned supplier to the automotive industry and one of the world‘s leading manufacturers of rolling bearings and linear products. In Germany, the main brands of the Schaeffler Group – INA, FAG and LuK – are marketed by Schaeffler Technologies GmbH & Co. KG and LuK GmbH & Co. oHG.
INA products have been known for creative application solutions as well as a high level of engineering and manufacturing expertise for many decades. The traditional FAG brand that is over 100 years old has been part of the Schaeffler Group since 2001. For more than 40 years, LuK has been synonymous with strength of innovation, customer focus and quality for numerous products in the automotive drivetrain.

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2010-09-08 | PRESS

Eco Globe for the World's First Fully-Variable Electrohydraulic Valve Control System

The world’s first electrohydraulic valve control system “Uniair” has been awarded in the presence of the Federal Envirenment Minister Dr. Norbert Röttgen the Eco Globe as an important supplier innovation. The most environmental-friendly automotive innovations are awarded the Eco Globe each year.

Schaeffler Group receives Eco Globe for Supplier Innovation

2010-09-07 | PRESS

INA's contribution to the braking system for the new Japanese high speed trains

With a range of components for the braking system of the new Shinkansen E5, the Rail Sector Management of Schaeffler Group Industrial has succeeded for the first time in being represented in the Japanese high speed train. The new series of the Shinkansen will starti running between Tokyo und Shin Aomori from December 2010.

Needle roller bearings for the Shinkansen

2010-09-02 | LIBRARY

Hydrostatic Compact Guidance System

The carriages in monorail guidance systems cannot accommodate vibration damping. In order to allow appropriate damping of vibrations from the adjacent construction, additional elements such as the passive damping carriage RUDS-D for the linear recirculating roller bearing and guideway assemblies RUE-E are required, which is positioned between the carriages.

Matching the design envelope of a monorail guidance system

2010-09-01 | PRESS

Intelligent FAG speed sensor in bottom bracket bearings for electric bicycles

Say "electromobility" and most people think of cars. However, the pedal cycle sector is also now a significant driving force in growth and technology in the electrification of the drive train. With its intelligent sensor bottom bracket bearings for electric bicycles, Schaeffler Group Industrial is setting a distinctive tone in this important sector for the future and is making electromobility a much more reliable and attractive prospect for bicycles.

Electromobility: more reliable, more attractive with Schaeffler Group Industrial

2010-09-01 | PRESS

Schaeffler Group demonstrates operative strength and reduces net financial debt

The Schaeffler Group, one of the world’s leading automotive and industrial suppliers, has successfully mastered the worst economic crisis in recent times and returned to its usual strength faster than expected. The company is availing from a fresh strengthening of demand in the automotive and industrial sectors.

Crisis successfully mastered, on track for further growth

2010-08-25 | LIBRARY

Lubtect® An application-oriented alternative to grease lubrication of bearings

Lubtect® is a lubricant compound essentially comprising a polymer and a lubricant. The compound fills the cavities in the rolling bearing and, after filling, forms a rigid, porous matrix structure.

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2010-08-24 | PRESS

Schaeffler Group – Christoph Beumelburg to head Investor Relations

The Schaeffler Group is strengthening its capital markets communications and is setting up a dedicated Investor Relations unit which will be headed by Christoph Beumelburg (42). He will take up this new position on October 1, 2010 and will report directly to Klaus Rosenfeld, Chief Financial Officer of the Schaeffler Group.

The Schaeffler Group is strengthening its capital markets communications.