The wind power industry faces immense pressure to improve wind turbine design, enhance performance and reliability while reducing maintenance costs and saving costs per megawatt-hour. Wind turbine operators must ensure their equipment remains operational for as long as possible. Since they often operate under harsh conditions—at sea, in cold climates, or remote areas—turbine performance and reliability are challenged. Furthermore, issues such as high maintenance costs and long lead times for replacement parts can impact the competitive advantage of power generation. Therefore, adopting reliable components and intelligent processes is crucial.

Bearings dedicated to wind turbines demand high reliability. This is because the design premise of such bearings is to ensure 20 years of windmill operation, and when failures occur, parts are not easily replaced. Therefore, bearing manufacturers are required to possess advanced computer analysis technology, exquisite skills in materials and heat treatment, and sometimes master the technology for testing and evaluating large-scale bearing prototypes. The main shaft configuration of a wind turbine is part of a geared, semi-direct drive, or direct drive design. Regardless of the configuration adopted, it must be able to withstand axial and radial loads and operate under constantly changing harsh conditions. We provide suitable products that can be used in various types of configurations and turbine designs.

Any measure that reduces maintenance can improve return on investment while lowering the average cost of energy. We have collaborated with leading original equipment manufacturers for many years to optimize wind turbine performance, improve equipment reliability and power generation. We design and develop bearings, seals, condition monitoring systems, and lubrication systems. These products help achieve more cost-effective wind power generation and reduce lubricant consumption.