National Engineering Industries Ltd (NEI), part of the CK Birla Group, launched ‘needle bearing’ as a part of its comprehensive range of bearings at Auto Expo Components 2020 in New Delhi. To be manufactured with the help of NTN Corporation’s licensed technology, this demand driven product is used extensively by the domestic and international two wheelers and four wheelers OEMs, and for industrial applications.
NEI also announced an investment of Rs 100 crore over the next three years towards manufacturing of various forms of needle bearings solutions- shell bearings, weld cage roller assembly and turned cage roller assembly.
Rohit Saboo, President & CEO, National Engineering Industries Ltd said, “Following the recent acquisition of Europe based Kinex Bearings, we are focussed on delivering on our operational goals and expanding our customer base.NEI continues to manufacture best in class technologically advanced products keeping in mind the current industry 4.0.The expansion of our product portfolio with the launch of needle bearings and plan to manufacture other products is part of NEI’s customer centricity and our deep understanding of the market.”
Needle bearings are smaller than general bearings and are known for their greater load carrying capacity. This advantage allows compact designs and is useful for applications which require smaller inertial force such as in an engine crankshaft.
NEI showcased their technology advanced product range at the Auto Expo components comprising smart bearings, BS VI ready bearings and bearings for EVs. Last month, NEI acquired Kinex bearings through its wholly owned European subsidiary. Kinex Bearings is an international bearing manufacturer headquartered in Slovakia with an annual turnover of about 60 million Euro.
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