EPTDA (the EMEA Power Transmission Distributors Association) is the largest organization in Europe, the Middle-East & Africa, of distributors and manufacturers of power transmission and motion control products, setting the highest commercial, environmental, social and ethical standards. EPTDA brings more than 240 companies varying from distributors, manufacturers and associates together in one common platform.
The organization had its last Annual Convention in Istanbul, Turkey where JTEKT as a manufacturer was awarded as the Best Promoter, together with Zitec (distributor) and A4MRO (associate). Read more
JTEKT Corporation, the Koyo bearing manufacturer, is recognised as the world's largest bearing supplier to the Automotive OE and Components and has been taking major further steps to increase its presence into the Industrial OE and the Aftermarket business by making technological improvements on the standard radial bearing range.
Today we are proud to announce that Koyo will introduce a new Dynamic load rating (1.25 x C). Since the mid 90's Koyo has been testing manufacturing improvements leading to a clearer comparison between actual and calculated bearing life. These achievements reached thanks to improved daily manufacturing processes and also new steel specifications,allow JTEKT to offer today on the market, the longest service life (2X calculated life).
‘Business and a bit of holiday magic abroad’ …
Kraków – Poland’s charming second city, with a fascinating past, covered in beautiful buildings and set besides the Vistula River is a captivating place to travel to. This charismatic city has one of the largest medieval town squares in Europe and is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. The 5th edition of the European Distributor Convention took place at this truly beautiful location.
More than 70 participants from 29 countries participated and the entire European JTEKT team provided them a warm welcome in Krakow! The three days schedule was fully packed with business meetings, entertainment and most important it gave all participants the opportunity to get to know more about our JTEKT Koyo family and future direction.
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On March 19, 2014, JTEKT CORPORATION (JTEKT) and some of its European sales subsidiaries for bearings were notified by the European Commission (Commission) of its decision finding an infringement of EU competition law. JTEKT has benefited from immunity under the EU leniency notice.
For further information we refer to the press release from our Japanese Headquarters JTEKT Corporation.
On May 7-8, JTEKT will participate to the Ditzinger’s DITEC fair, for the third time. JTEKT, representing it’s Koyo bearing brand, will be one of around 60 participants to the DITEC fair, that focusses on MRO (Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul) requirements for all types of manufacturing industries.
Łożysko igiełkowo-wałeczkowe jest łożyskiem o bardzo kompaktowej konstrukcji bazującej na wałeczkach walcowych. Łożyska igiełkowo-wałeczkowe stanowią atrakcyjną finansowo alternatywę przeznaczoną do zastosowań wymagających ograniczonej do minimum przestrzeni, służą do przenoszenia określonego obciążenia z ustaloną prędkością. Dzięki swoim właściwościom mogą się okazać idealnym rozwiązaniem, szczególnie z uwagi na zdolność do działania na określonym poziomie prędkości i obciążalności, a jednocześnie są łożyskami o najmniejszym przekroju poprzecznym spośród wszystkich rodzajów łożysk wałeczkowych.
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