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Wear, corrosion, nicks, microcracks... Certain application conditions – such as contamination or occasional metal-to-metal contact in rolling contact areas – can cause all sorts of damage to your bearings. As a result, a bearing's useful life is often shorter than its calculated estimated life. One way to counter this is to implement a controlled remanufacturing process before any significant damage or bearing failure occurs. Remanufacturing can significantly extend the life of bearings while reducing your costs and lead times. And it's better for the environment, too, as it requires less energy than producing a new bearing.
A wide variety of bearing types can be remanufactured. As the basis for bearing remanufacturing, we use the same standards, processes, equipment, knowledge and competencies with the same quality assurance as new bearing manufacture.