The Scuderia
Ferrari F1 machines contain more than one hundred and fifty
bearings and seals designed and manufactured exclusively by SKF.
About SKF
Founded in
Sweden in 1907, SKF has its headquarters in the City of
Gothenburg, and boasts technology centers in the
Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United
States. SKF has a long history
of innovation, including the development of the first
integrated wheel hub bearing in 1938, fitted to the Citroën 15 CV
that year,
and the first full by-wire
controlled concept car, the Filo, jointly launched with
Stile Bertone in February of 2001.
Today’s products include SKF
bearings, Chicago Rawhide seals and value-added
subassemblies for corner and steering, driveline, engine and
lubrication systems for both cars and trucks. The company
also offers by-wire SMART actuators and sensors, plus a
variety of design, testing and consulting services.
The SKF Group is the leading global supplier of products,
customer solutions, and services in the business of rolling
bearings and seals. The Group's main competencies include
technical support, maintenance services, condition
monitoring and training. SKF also holds an increasingly
important position in the market for linear motion products,
as well as high precision bearings, spindles and spindle
services for the machine tool industry, and is an
established producer of bearing steel.
SKF
employs approximately 40,000 staff worldwide, has annual sales of
over six billion dollars, and sells its products in more
than 150 countries.
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