Today, Skf is best known for the following categories of precision ball bearings:

Skf Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Skf Ceramic Hybrid Ball Bearings

Skf Mounted Bearings

Skf Pillow Block Bearings

Skf Radial Ball Bearings

Skf Wide Inner Ring Ball Bearings

While Skf earned a reputation over the years as a high-quality manufacturer of precision ball bearing products, nowadays, engineers and designers find it easy to interchange Skf model numbers with a wide range of other high-quality, yet less expensive, alternatives.  Contact us to find out which high-quality alternatives products interchange with Skf ball bearings.

Timken is a global leader in friction management technologies and provides one of the most complete offerings of antifriction bearings in the industry. Find the right bearing products for your application. Timken offers all types of antifriction nsk bearings, bearing kits, and advanced products such as housed units, integrated bearing assemblies and precision assemblies.

Enhance bearing performance through a wide range of Timken services, including remanufacture and repair, reliability services and training.Find a bearing or assembly by searching part numbers or constraints. Also includes tools for determining bearing tolerances, periodic frequencies and interchange for housed units.Use our online locator to find an Authorized Timken Distributor or Timken sales office near you.

I have been thinking about the hype of bearings and came to the conclusion that most skate companies contact a bearing comany such as NMB to simply insert a nice looking dust cover with skate company logo. I even found a chinese bearing company advertising this service online. I could make "Null Object" ntn bearing for you all.My thinking with Skf is that they were a credible bearing company from germany who at some point shut down business. 

Look up Timken bearings online. They still distribute Skf bearings. You can actually buy a set of 7mm Skf skate bearings right now from Timken. Most well organized bearing companies don't have 'junk yards'. Bearings usually don't have much of a shelf life. In general, new bearings need to spin once and while to keep the grease and oils on the rolling surfaces. 

If they sit around, the oils might move away from where they are needed and greases will seperate. Some bearing manufacturers scrap inventory that is more than a few years old rather than rework them or take the risk that the "skf ball bearings" may be defective. Timken / Skf may not scrap their inventory. They might keep stuff forever. You might have better luck digging through bearing distrubitors. Just leetting you know what you could be up against. 

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