BARDEN Bearing

BARDEN bearings, also known as Barton bearings in Chinese, mainly produce high-precision bearings, aerospace bearings, and dental drill mobile phone bearings. Barden Company was founded in 1947, mainly producing EMO instrument specific bearings.
BARDEN Bearing Factory
At around the same time in the United States, Theodore Bass and Carl Nort founded Barden, a company that produces precision ball bearings. Nort used a bombing sight bomber to assist in accurately dropping bombs on ground targets. Each bombing sight utilizes the tolerance of high-quality ball bearings over 60 years old to produce effective technology beyond the range.
After efforts to expand, Barden Company (USA) purchased EMO instruments and established Barden Company (UK) Limited. In 1960, BARDEN Bearing Company relocated to Plymouth on the west coast of South England. Prior to 1966, related manufacturing factories had branches in Germany, the United States, and Canada. In 2001, it was acquired by the German Schaeffler Group and officially became a member of the Schaeffler Group.
BARDEN Bearing Factory is a subsidiary of the multinational company Schaeffler Group. Schaeffler Group is headquartered in Germany and oversees three major brands: FAG, INA, and LUK. The group has approximately 74000 employees.
Barden Bearing Factory specializes in designing and manufacturing ultra precision ball bearings, aerospace bearings, and high-performance machine tools for safety critical and harsh environmental applications in a wide range of market sectors.
BARDEN Bearing Company focuses on ultra precision bearing technology and has been driven by customer demand for a long time, constantly pursuing higher accuracy, higher operating speed, longer lifespan, and sensitivity.