Smart condition monitoring is giving Finnish companies an edge in highly competitive fields. Forestry giant Stora Enso and cement-maker Finnsementti have benefited from collaboration with German company Schaeffler – and the two Finnish companies agree that industry has only scratched the surface of what can be accomplished with new smart monitoring solutions.
Industry 4.0 is now Schaeffler Lifetime Solutions: The renaming is a result of the reorientation of the portfolio, which has been gradually expanded in recent years from individual product solutions to comprehensive services. . The new name “Lifetime Solutions” and the subclaim “Keep your machines rolling” symbolise the aspiration to serve the needs and wishes of maintenance,
Global automotive and industrial supplier Schaeffler published its interim statement for the first three months of 2022 today. The Schaeffler Group’s revenue for the reporting period amounted to 3,758 million euros (prior year: 3,560 million euros).
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World’s first: A ball bearing with integrated centrifugal disc from Schaeffler combines the benefits of two bearing designs for the first time.
The transformation of the automotive and manufacturing industries towards Industry 4.0 is a challenge for all actors involved. To continue to be successful, the industry needs to invest in digital solutions linked to AI. In that transition, Schaeffler wants to be a leading player by creating smart solutions that increase the performance and functionality of products and services.
Schaeffler, maailmanlaajuinen autoteollisuuden ja teollisten sektorien tavarantoimittaja jatkaa kumppanuuttaan Ruotsin Uppsalan yliopiston kanssa innovatiivisessa kansainvälisessä ja tieteellisessä tutkimusprojektissa nimeltä ARIANNA (Antarctic Ross Ice-Shelf Antenna Neutrino Array).
