Railvolutionary webinars from SKF
Innovations for next-generation rail applications
Webinar on demand
Missed our live webinar? Don’t worry, you can access the recording at your convenience. End of 2024, SKF´s expert Jan Babka took a closer look at the future of rail technology, sharing insights on the latest innovations that are shaping next-generation rail applications.
The webinar covered everything from breakthroughs in high-speed solutions and friction-reducing technologies to the latest testing methods that ensure reliability and longevity in demanding rail applications. Jan Babka also presented SKF´s advancements in digital twin technology for real-time monitoring and traceability, as well as innovations like in lubrication.
Speaker: Jan Babka, SKF Railway Application Competence Center Manager
This session is essential for anyone in the railway industry looking to improve efficiency, extend equipment life, and stay ahead of key trends like sustainability and digitalization.
Watch the recording to discover how SKF is pushing the limits of rail technology. See our expert discuss the solutions that will set new standards for speed, performance, and sustainability in the rail industry.
Discover tomorrow’s challenges
Uncover breakthrough solutions
Explore cutting-edge technologies
Missed our live broadcast from InnoTrans on September 25? The SKF Railway team took our subscribers around the SKF stand on a cheeky behind-the-scenes tour before the event even began! Luckily, you can rewatch the stream here – and get an up-close-and-personal glimpse at some select solutions.
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