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Gothenburg, 22 November 2018: SKF is investing approximately SEK 200 million in improving its competitiveness and customer service levels for tapered roller bearings (TRB) in China. The investment is being made in a new manufacturing facility in Changshan, to which the Group’s existing small-size TRB manufacturing in China will be transferred. As a result, three existing sites in Ningbo, Shanghai and Changshan will be closed.
Patrick Tong, President, Industrial Sales, Asia, says: “The tapered roller bearing market in China continues to show solid levels of growth, driven largely by the industrial gearbox and drives segments. The investment in Changshan allows us to capitalise on this trend by bringing our SKF, GBC and PEER brands and expertise together, under one roof.”
The new manufacturing facility in Changshan is expected to be fully operational during Q1 2019.
About BHR Bearing ( Shenzhen Qinggong Bearing Co, Ltd.)
Shenzhen Qinggong Bearing Co., Ltd. (www.bhrbearing.cn)is a well-know bearing manufacturer in China since the year 1996 with its own factory. Despite our own BHR bearings, we also distribute kinds of famous branded bearings from worldwide manufacturers SKF bearings, FAG bearings, NSK bearings, KOYO bearings, NTN bearings, NACHI bearings, ASAHI bearings, TOYOTA auto bearings......and OEM can also be supplied.
We BHR bearing is focused and committed to deliver our customers high quality products and solutions because they are at the core of everything we do. By combining technology with our design engineering expertise we are able to offer a breadth of advanced bearings and solutions. With variety of bearings, competitive prices, fast delivery and good after-sale service, hope we will get a chance to talk bearings together.
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