Time is money in every industry, and interruptions don’t always happen during regular business hours. When customers have an emergency at 2 a.m., Timken service engineers leap into problem-solving mode—restoring uptime, limiting losses, and promoting safe operations.

How did the first galaxies and stars form? What are the building blocks of the universe? When NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope launches in 2021, Timken technology will help the world see its amazing discoveries.

Photo credit: NASA/Chris Gunn

The leaders of Timken subsidiaries, Cone Drive and Rollon, discuss the strong growth of the robotics market and how their innovative solutions are serving the industry.

Hans Landin, Timken’s group vice president, explains the company’s acquisition strategy.

As original equipment designers increase their focus on noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), Timken’s analysis tools help identify the exact bearing necessary for each use case.

As manufacturers look to reduce friction at every point in electric vehicle designs, Timken customers are gaining the ability to optimize lubricant-bearing combinations.

Wind has become an increasingly viable energy source over the past decade. Timken innovation has played a significant role.

Timken develops solutions for some of the world’s largest wind turbines.

Timken’s new Prahova plant takes modern manufacturing to the next level, featuring sophisticated advancements in computer controls, robotics, and automation.

Executive VP and CFO Phil Fracassa, on how acquisitions support Timken’s business strategy.