SKF showcases intelligent and clean technologies driving sustainable progress at Excon 2025

SKF India Industrial has presented its latest generation of intelligent and clean technologies at Excon 2025.

At Excon 2025, the company is showcased innovations that are supporting India’s construction and mining sectors in achieving higher productivity, improved reliability, and more sustainable operations, reflecting its core theme: “Less Friction. More Progress.”

Divya Purohit, Head LLS – India, SKF Engineering & Lubrication India, said, “Reliability today is not just an operational requirement, it’s a strategic imperative. Our solutions simplify maintenance and give customers confidence that their equipment will perform when it matters most. Excon is an excellent platform to engage with industry leaders and showcase how SKF is driving intelligent, clean, and sustainable progress.”

Highlights at Excon 2025:

• Automated Centralized Lubrication Systems – including Progressive, Single-Line, and Dual-Line technologies engineered for demanding construction and mining environments.
• IoT-enabled pumps, grease flow sensors, and IMx condition monitoring systems – enabling predictive maintenance and delivering real-time performance insights.
• Oil storage and conditioning system – ensures clean, conditioned oil from the start, extending oil life, and maintaining reliable equipment performance.
• Bay lube system – a fully integrated solution with hose reels, LFC6000 controllers, and transfer pumps for workshop and fleet applications.
• RecondOil, powered by SKF’s patented Double Separation Technology (DST) – regenerating oil for repeated use and advancing circularity by significantly reducing waste and emissions.
• Magnetic Bearings – delivering contact-free performance that eliminates friction, extends machine life, and supports next-generation sustainable machinery designs.

SKF’s lubrication and clean technology solutions contribute globally to saving nearly 200,000 tons of grease every year and preventing close to 300,000 tons of CO₂ emissions, underscoring its commitment to reliability and sustainability.