NRB Industrial Bearings Limited manufactures and sells ball and roller bearings for industrial applications in India. The company's products include deep groove ball bearings, cam followers, needle and bottom roller bearings; full complement needle roller bearings; needle and roller thrust bearings; needle bushes; magneto bearings; wide inner ring ball bearings and housed units; super precision bearings; tapper roller bearings; combined bearings; needle cages; inner rings; CP washer; and rollers, needles, and balls. It serves textile, renewable, power generation, paper and pulp, oil and gas, mining and mineral processing, metals, medical, material handling, machine tool, industrial transmission and electrical, food and beverage, fluid machinery, and factory automation industries. The company also exports its products. NRB Industrial Bearings Limited was incorporated in 2011 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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