With its theme of ‘Empowering industry with intelligent and clean solutions’, SKF India, a global manufacturer of bearings, sealing solutions, lubrication management, condition monitoring systems, and services, displayed its products and solutions at Paperex 2023 at the India Expo Center, Greater Noida.
“The clean and intelligent solutions from SKF India are the proof of our focus on sustainability, digitalization, and reducing carbon footprint – enhancing the efficiency and reliability of the pulp and paper machinery,” said Sujeeth Pai, director for industrial business, SKF India.
RecondOil, Carb Bearings, and Microlog DBx were the three key exhibits of SKF India at Paperex. RecondOil, a patented double separation technology (DST), facilitates the reuse of industrial oil, thereby significantly reducing carbon footprint.
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Carb Bearings, with its self-aligning and high load-bearing capabilities, aims at improving reliability and enhancing the efficiency of the pulp and paper machinery. Microlog DBx is a testament to its digitalization journey — a powerful diagnostic tool that helps customers optimize their maintenance activities and avoid unplanned downtime.
“The product range we have showcased has generated curiosity among the industry people. They are coming to our stand to witness the new solutions and understand how they can play a major role in enhancing their productivity,” Pai said. The company displayed the whole process of paper production and how its solutions are being useful – keeping sustainability at the forefront.
“Given our focus on driving intelligent and clean growth, Paperex presents an excellent opportunity to partner with customers and showcase solutions that help them increase operational efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and stay profitable. We are here to showcase technology and meet our customers. Together, we remain committed to delivering innovative solutions that boost our customers’ capabilities to serve their markets and help them transition to a cleaner world,” Pai said.
