Stories from Schaeffler
Take a tour through the world of Schaeffler and find out what contribution Schaeffler's solutions are making for the mobility concepts of today and tomorrow.
In Focus
A revolution in bearing technology
The cage-guided needle roller bearing is one of Schaeffler’s most important innovations is now an indispensable part of bearing technology. 70 years ago, Dr.-Ing. E. h. Georg Schaeffler had the brilliant idea of equipping the needle roller bearing with a cage to guide the needle rollers. Since the patent was filed in 1950, these bearings have ensured the correct rotation in automotive and industrial applications and also plays an extremely important role when it comes to future topics like collaborative robotics and electric mobility.
Group & Sustainability
The Schaeffler Group is a globally active, integrated automotive and industrial supplier that is present at around 170 locations in over 50 countries. Sustainable management and social responsibility are an integral part of our active corporate culture.
Technological Expertise & Systems Know-how
Further thinking, lateral thinking, and rethinking allow us to identify key trends at an early stage. We develop innovative products and systems, define new technology standards, and make them ready for volume production.
Mobility
Schaeffler makes a decisive contribution to all forms of mobility, e.g. by supplying components and systems for vehicle drive trains, products for high-speed trains, and innovative solutions for aviation and aerospace applications.
Digitalization
Within the next few years, all vehicles and machines will be connected with each other via the internet of things. Today, Schaeffler already relies on intelligent products, interconnected production, more efficient processes, and innovative services.
Products
Schaeffler supplies precision components for engines, transmissions, and chassis as well as rolling and plain bearing solutions for numerous industrial applications. Our products make a convincing case thanks to their quality, cost-effectiveness, and energy efficiency.