Simatec

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simatec is an independent, globally active family business with its head office in Switzerland (Wangen an der Aare), which was founded in 1983.

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simatec is an independent, globally active family business with its head office in Switzerland (Wangen an der Aare), which was founded in 1983. Since then motivated staff have been developing and producing innovative products for the maintenance of bearings. Globally known brand names such as simatherm, simatool and simalube originate from simatec.

simatherm induction heaters allow fast heating of roller bearings and other circular metal parts. simatool tools facilitate the assembly and dismantling of roller bearings.

With the simalube lubricator, the Swiss company opened up another successful sector, and consistently ranks among the leading suppliers in the global industrial market. The development of the patented gas producing dry cell enabled the launch of the single-point automatic grease and oil lubricator, which allows clean, safe and maintenance-free long lasting lubrication of bearings. Thanks to this innovative technology, complex maintenance processes on thousands of machines worldwide can be greatly simplified and the maintenance costs considerably reduced.

Use of the gas producing dry cell allowed simatec to open up another field of business in the room scenting sector in 2009, under the brand name aromino. The aromino scenting system offers almost unlimited options for scenting rooms in a variety of industries.

At the end of 2007, the subsidiary simatec inc. successfully started operations in Charlotte, NC, USA.

"simatec ist ein international tätiges Schweizer Familienunternehmen. Seit der Gründung im Jahr 1983 entwickelt, produziert und vermarktet ein motiviertes Team innovative Produkte für den Unterhalt von Wälzlagern unter den Markennamen simalube, simatherm und simatool. Der direkte Kundennutzen steht dabei stets im Vordergrund. Mithilfe neu entwickelter Technologien vereinfacht simatec komplexe Abläufe und senkt den Wartungsaufwand an Zehntausenden von Maschinen rund um den Globus."