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Trades about 577% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shenke Slide Bearing Corporation, along with its affiliated entities, specializes in the global research, development, production, and sale of thick-walled sliding bearings and their complementary parts kits. The company's diverse product range features DQY end cover sliding bearings, essential for large and medium-sized AC and DC motors and various other rotating machinery, as well as the ZQ/ZQKT pedestal sliding bearing series. Furthermore, Shenke provides ZH dynamic and static pressure seat type sliding bearings, which are critical for large-scale reversible AC and DC motors used in applications such as steel rolling mills and mine hoists. Its offerings also include VTBS vertical thrust bearings, commonly found in hydroelectric generators and water pumps, and the 1000MW/600MW/300MW bearing series, primarily utilized in steam turbine generators. Beyond individual bearings, the company supplies comprehensive bearing component kits tailored for hydropower, thermal power, wind power, and nuclear power generation equipment, as well as peripheral motor bearing components. Additionally, Shenke offers a variety of accessories, including generator main shafts, hydro-generator volutes, steam turbine generator end covers, gas turbine cylinders, wind power hubs, nacelles, and wind turbine bases. Founded in 1996, Shenke Slide Bearing Corporation is headquartered in Zhuji, People's Republic of China.
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