Angel Olivas, manager of ethics, compliance and global data privacy, talks about protecting and advancing Timken’s reputation as one of the most ethical companies in the world — and what it means for the company, Timken employees and the industry.

Timken global facilities use co-bots, autonomous guided vehicles and other automation to elevate efficiency, safety and sustainability. Bill Kelleher, director of operational excellence, explains.

With the EDAG CityBot project, SPINEA is getting in on the ground floor of work that may well transform the world’s cities, making them cleaner, safer, and more efficient. Josef Strohbach, territory sales manager, talks about the role SPINEA DriveSpin® actuators play.

Timken is making progress to achieving its 2030 emissions goals — enhancing overall sustainability in its global operations.

Nicole Morrett, senior manager of talent, learning and development, talks about the holistic nature of her work — and the role Timken’s culture and values play in maintaining a high-performing workforce.

High-pressure, chemical washdowns are critical for food and beverage processing to eliminate microbial threats. However, these processes can drive corrosive contaminants into machinery and wash away the lubrication needed for successful operation. Timken tapped into its deep expertise to engineer a bearing solution that drastically minimizes the risk of ingress with an improved, customer-centric design.

Senior Materials Specialists Aaron Muhlenkamp and Amanda Grow share how Timken metallurgy expertise advances the manufacturability and performance of bearings used in the world’s most crucial applications.

Dan McClelland discusses the crucial role of Timken product testing in developing next-gen engineered bearings that support customer technologies like electrification and increasingly enormous wind turbines.

Bill Hannon shares how Timken R&D combines practical and theoretical science to predict bearing performance in complex mechanical power transmission systems.

Over the past 13 months, Timken acquired four bearing companies. Andreas Roellgen, Timken executive vice president and president of engineered bearings, discusses the opportunities each brings to the customers and industries that Timken serves.