2020-01-29

Voith Paper’s Hawkesbury plant partners with SKF Canada Limited to set new standards for paper machine reliability

  • SKF Canada Limited will provide its bearing expertise, quality bearings, advanced tools and equipment to Voith for roll inspections and repairs
  • Voith’s Neenah, Wisconsin, plant has also achieved this certification
HAWKESBURY, Ontario (January 28, 2020) – Voith Paper’s Hawkesbury service facility has qualified as an SKF certified bearing inspection facility, making it the second Voith facility to do so in North America. In achieving this qualification, SKF Canada Limited will now supply its expertise, quality bearings, advanced tools and equipment that can save time during repairs in Voith’s Hawkesbury rolls facility. High quality servicing and repair of paper machinery is critical to a papermaker’s productivity and profitability. The Voith Paper and SKF strategic partnership focuses on thorough inspections and high-quality repairs for maximum service life in the pulp and paper industry. The Preferred Service Partner program is intended to limit machine variability and ensure consistent specifications and standards are met at the certified facility.

“We have had great success with the SKF certification in Neenah, Wisconsin, and are eager to further elevate the quality of our products and their performance through orders coming in to our Hawkesbury location,” said Richard Berry, Senior Vice President, Sales FRS, Voith Paper North America. “With this partnership, we are ensuring best-in-class industry repairs and service that our customers deserve and expect.”

SKF is a leading global supplier of bearings, seals, mechatronics, lubrication systems, and services that includes technical support, maintenance and reliability services, engineering consulting and training. With the creation of the SKF Preferred Service Partner program, SKF is making it easier for papermakers to identify service providers who meet the industry’s highest standards.

Sheryl Zapcic

Director, Regional Group Communications, North America

 

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SKF is pleased to expand our partnership with Voith.
Charles Mazza, President and Managing Director, SKF Canada Limited

“SKF is pleased to expand our partnership with Voith,” said Charles Mazza, President and Managing Director, SKF Canada Limited. “The Preferred Service Partner Program allows SKF and Voith to focus on our key strengths. SKF’s expertise lies in rotating equipment performance, including bearings, seals, connected devices, lubrication, condition monitoring and maintenance service. Voith serves the pulp and paper market as a full-line supplier that drives quality performance and production. Together we are delivering products that perform at optimum levels, boosting our customers’ capabilities to serve their markets.”

To learn more about Voith’s roll capabilities, please visit

www.voith.com/corp-en/components-papermaking

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The Voith Group is a global technology company. With its broad portfolio of systems, products, services and digital applications, Voith sets standards in the markets of energy, oil & gas, paper, raw materials and transport & automotive. Founded in 1867, the company today has more than 19,000 employees, sales of € 4.3 billion and locations in over 60 countries worldwide and is thus one of the larger family-owned companies in Europe.

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The Group Division Voith Paper is part of the Voith Group. As the full-line supplier to the paper industry, it provides the largest range of technologies, services, and products on the market, and offers paper manufacturers holistic solutions from a single source. The company’s continuous stream of innovations facilitates resource-conserving production and supports customers in significantly reducing their carbon footprint. With its comprehensive automation products and leading digitization solutions from the Papermaking 4.0 portfolio, Voith offers its customers state-of-the-art, digital technologies to increase the availability and efficiency of their systems in all areas of the production process.

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