NRB Bearing was incorporated in 1965 as an Indo-French venture with Nadella, pioneering the production of needle roller bearings in India. NRB acquired SNL Bearings in June 2000. Over the years NRB has expanded to five modern manufacturing facilities producing needle, spherical, cylindrical, wide-inner ring bearings, tapered roller bearings and ball bearings. The TUV Managements services (Gmbh), internationally acclaimed registrars, awarded the QS 9000 Corporate Certification to NRB for its corporate office and all its plants in May 2000. With continual thrust on tailoring bearings to suit specific needs, NRB has successfully developed customization and application expertise as their forte.

Growing skills and precision over years have won NRB worldwide acceptance, even in markets as demanding as Europe, south East Asia and Australia.

In the world of bearing technology, where specialization is the order of the day, NRB Bearings has grown to attain a position of strength and quality leadership. But amidst years of rapid advancement and change, the underlying principle has remained constant. It continues to believe in nothing but the best technology, highest standards of precision and very latest know-how from world leaders in the field. This is perhaps, the reason why the company has steadily moved ahead to become India's most diversified bearing manufacturer.

The company’s plant is located at Jalna, Aurangabad, Waluj, Hyderabad, Thane, Uttarakhand and Thailand

In 2012 Industrial bearing undertaking of the company was demerged.

Product range includes:

Needle cages and roller cages
Needle bushes (Drawn Cup Roller Bearings)
Bearing with cage- guided needles
Full complement needle bearings
Inner rings
Crank pins
Hub pin kits
Bottom roller bearings
Cylindrical roller bearings
Tapered roller bearings
Fafnir housed units (1) Wide inner ring bearings (2) Housed units
Spherical roller bearings
Thrust bearings (1) Roller thrust bearings (2) Needle thrust bearings
Ball bearings
Needle rollers
Precision steel balls

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