Schaeffler India will present its advanced bearing solutions and industrial innovations for the railway sector at the 15th International Railway Equipment Exhibition (IREE) 2025 in New Delhi from October 15-17, 2025. The showcase emphasizes Schaeffler’s commitment to Atmanirbhar Bharat with localized, future-ready solutions improving reliability, efficiency, and safety in Indian railways.
IREE 2025 Showcase
Schaeffler India is set to display its latest advancements in bearing technology and industrial solutions tailored for the railway sector at the 15th International Railway Equipment Exhibition (IREE) 2025. The event will take place from October 15-17, 2025, at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, where attendees can explore Schaeffler’s offerings at Hall – 3, Booth – 3.30.
Solutions on Display
The exhibit will highlight a range of cutting-edge railway and industrial solutions, including:
- TAROL Bearings: Compact, ready-to-mount tapered roller bearing units for railway axle boxes.
- CRU Bearings: Cylindrical Roller Bearing Unit for Locomotive Axle.
- Current Insulated Bearings: Bearings with special coatings to prevent electrical damage.
- Housings: Robust bearing housings.
- Lubrication Greases: Specialized greases to reduce friction.
- Class C/D/K Seals: Advanced sealing solutions.
- Condition Monitoring Display Kit: Advanced condition monitoring solutions for bearings.
Executive Commentary
Harsha Kadam, CEO & Managing Director, Schaeffler India, stated, “Schaeffler is proud to be a trusted partner for the rail sector worldwide…We are positioned to support the evolving needs of operators and OEMs in one of the most dynamic rail markets globally.”
Mr. Seshan Iyer, President, Bearings & Industrial Solutions, Schaeffler India, added, “Railways continue to be a critical growth driver in India’s infrastructure development…Our participation at IREE 2025 reflects our commitment to supporting India’s vision of building world-class rail networks powered by innovation and technology.”
Investment in Capabilities
Schaeffler India has been actively enhancing its capabilities for the railway sector, including the commissioning of a state-of-the-art TAROL heat treatment facility at its Maneja Plant.
Source: BSE
