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SNR: The history of the brand

SNR, a new bearing company, was founded in 1916 under the name of SRO. It was renamed SNR in 1946. At the time of its creation, SNR was a subsidiary of Renault specialized in the manufacture of bearings. It was acquired by NTN in 2007 to form NTN-SNR. Today, the company is present in more than 70 countries and is one of the largest bearing manufacturers in the world. You can find products from this brand in the following sectors:

  • Aeronautics
  • Automotive
  • Cement
  • Wind power
  • Railway
  • Machine tools
  • Textile machinery
  • Agricultural machinery
  • Construction machinery
  • Mining and quarrying

The products offered by SNR:

SNR has a wide range of products for industrial, automotive and aeronautical use. You can find them below:

The company's goal is to provide high quality bearings that will last in a variety of environments. To improve the productivity of companies in all industries, SNR also offers technical support and training programs for optimal product use.

Why choose the SNR brand?

SNR: a committed brand

SNR is committed to the environment and sustainable development through its waste reduction efforts, energy management practices and use of environmentally friendly materials. The company also prioritizes social responsibility by striving to provide safe working conditions for its employees while contributing locally, where needed. Overall, choosing SNR means supporting a brand that values you as a customer AND the planet. 

SNR: an innovative brand

With innovative features and reliable technical support, SNR is driven by innovation. They are constantly solving important challenges and their next goals are the development of electric cars, the deployment of autonomous driving, and the reduction of C02 and pollutant emissions.