ABMA: Leading the American Bearing Industry with Innovation and Advocacy
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ABMA Update Brian Lindsay CEO, NSK Americas Incoming ABMA Chairman
Who is ABMA? MISSION ABMA s mission is to provide leadership, advocacy and education with a focus on membership value, industry outreach and issues impacting the global bearing industry. VISION ABMA s vision is to be the premier national association and voice of the American bearing industry.
Who is ABMA? ORIGINS ABMA began in 1917 as an informal committee to aid production of bearings during World War I. The committee consisted of Andrew Company, New Departure, Nice, Federal, Fafnir, SKF, Norma, BCA, Marlin Rockwell and Atlas Ball. In 1933, articles of association were established for anti-friction friction bearing manufacturers association.
Primary Manufacturer Members Cooper Products
ABMA Focus Areas INDUSTRY STATISTICS INDUSTRY TRENDS EDUCATIONS & TRAINING ANTI COUNTERFEITING
World Bearing Demand 2016/2021 Projections By Region Billion USD 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2011 2016 2021 North America Western Europe Asia/Pacific Central & South America Eastern Europe Africa/Mideast Source: The Freedonia Group- 2012 Report
World Bearing Demand 2016/2021 Projections By Product Billion USD $139.5B 140 18.2 $95.8B 120 16.55 100 12.8 80 11.7 54.7 60 37.5 40 20 33.8 50.05 0 2016 2021 Roller Bearing Ball Bearings Plain Bearings Other Source: The Freedonia Group 2012 Report
NORTH America Demand- 2016/2021 Projections Billion USD $19B 20 18 2.31 $15.1B 16 3.27 2.035 14 12 2.64 10 8.235 8 6.25 6 4 4.225 2 5.185 0 2016 2021 Ball Bearing Roller Bearing Plain Bearing Other Source: The Freedonia Group 2012 Report
2013 US Bearing Production $7.9 BILLION USD 2013 DOWN FROM $8.59B IN 2012 $8.59B 9 $7.96B 0.605 Mounted 8% Ball 20% 8 0.625 7 3.141 Roller 36% 6 2.848 Taper 23% 5 1.108 Other Rolling 13% 4 1.037 2.033 3 1.811 2 1.701 1 1.635 0 2012 2013 Ball Taper Other Rolling Source: ABMA 2014 Quarter Turn Report Roller Mounted
US BEARING PRODUCITON TOTAL DOMESTIC PRODUCTION VALUE TOTAL BEARING MARKET ABMA ESTIMATES Source: ABMA Quarter Turns Report Q4 2014
US BEARING DEMAND BY PRODUCT Billion USD $15.1B 16 $12.9B 1.54 14 0.82 1.3 12 0.74 2.39 10 2.06 8 5.4 6.5 6 4 2 3.4 3.85 0 2017 2022 Ball Roller Plain Mounted Parts Source: The Freedonia Group -2013 Report
2017 PROJECTED US DEMAND BY PRODUCT 12.9 BILLION Parts 10% Ball 26% Mounted 6% Plain 16% Roller 42% Source: The Freedonia Group -2013 Report
PROJECTED CANADA DEMAND BY PRODUCT Billion USD $1.66B 1.8 $1.36B 1.6 0.245 1.4 0.21 1.2 0.295 0.24 1 0.8 0.545 0.445 0.6 0.4 0.465 0.2 0.58 0 2016 2021 Roller Bearing Ball Bearing Plain Bearings Other Source: The Freedonia Group- 2012 Report
PROJECTED MEXICO DEMAND BY PRODUCT Billion USD $2.68B 3 2.5 0.31 $1.9B 0.445 2 0.235 1.5 0.31 0.75 0.53 1 0.5 0.825 1.17 0 2016 2021 Roller Bearing Ball Bearing Plain Bearings Other Source: The Freedonia Group 2012 Report
2017 BEARING INDUSTRY TRENDS Auto manufacturing will continue to recover since 2008 and 2009 decline Increased output in construction, oilfield, and mining equipment Growth of shipments in engine , turbine and PT equipment with more advanced high value bearing product This growth will support strong roller bearing demand over other product types Ball bearing consumption will be healthy but held back due to continued intense low cost competition Foreign and domestic operations expand their US manufacturing to meet growing domestic demands US companies will continue to establish overseas production to take advantage of lower labor costs as well as be close to growing markets Ongoing effort to increase quality performance and increase efficiencies
NEW ABMA WEBINAR SERIES BEARING NOMENCLATURE Date: Thursday, May 29th Time: 1:00 2:00pm EST This course will be moderated and presented by Jim Oliver, Director of Technical Sales Support, and a specialist engineer from SKF USA, Inc. BEARING MATERIALS Date: Tuesday, September 30th Time: 1:00 2:00pm EST This course will be moderated by Greg Tinnell, Sr. Vice President of Human Resources, and presented by Dr. Werner Trohjan, both of the Schaeffler Group EHL & LUBRICATION Date: Late October (details TBD) This course will be moderated by Les Miller, Vice President of Engineering at Kaydon, and presented by Dan Snyder, Consultant and President of Bearing and Lubes Consulting, LLC. BEARING FAILURE Date: June (details TBD) This course will be moderated and presented by Bimal Nathwani, Application Engineering Manager, and Dean Thayer, Senior Product Engineer, from NSK Ltd. GREASE Date: November (details TBD) This course will be moderated by Blake Scanlon, Director of Global Sales & Engineering Development, Bearings & Power Transmission Group at The Timken Company, and presented by Chuck Coe, President of Grease Technology Solutions, LLC.
2014 ABMA CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES LUBRICATION AND WEAR: ADVANCED CONCEPTS May 13-15, 2014 Notre Dame Conference Center South Bend, IN ADVANCED CONCEPTS OF BEARING TECHNOLOGY June 23-26, 2014 Ann Arbor Marriott at Eagle Crest Ypsilanti, MI ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS OF BEARING TECHNOLOGY September 9-11, 2014 Hyatt Lodge at McDonald s Campus Oak Brook, IL Cont
HARRIS 2014 INTERNSHIP RECIPIENTS HUNTER SWOGGER University of Michigan Interning at NSK, Ann Arbor ANDREA VANNOY Ohio State University Interning at Timken
ANTI-COUNTERFEITING EXAMPLES STEEL INDUSTRY Bearings failed at a steel rolling mill in the U.S. -Chicago area. Although they showed a well known trademark, the parts were counterfeit and missing functional features that directly led to the failure
ANTI-COUNTERFEITING EXAMPLES MINING INDUSTRY Bearings were seized in Miami just prior to being shipped to a mining operation in Brazil. Of poor quality, at over 1 m (3.2 feet) diameter and over 2500 lbs, they represented a significant safety hazard and financial risk if installed in key equipment.
ANTI-COUNTERFEITING- US GOVERNMENT ENGAGEMENT U.S. Customs (CBP) seizures of bearings over the past 12 months have reached $1 million in value. Customs Webinar in February 2014 had 129 unique logins from Ports around the country. CBP is coordinating multi-port targeted operations related to bearings. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) continues to work with ABMA on criminal cases. Numerous criminal cases are currently in various stages of the development Efforts are being made to engage Hong Kong in our enforcement efforts.
ANTI-COUNTERFEITING CUSTOMS PARTNERSHIP Between 2009 and 2013, Chinese Customs seized over $3 million counterfeit bearing products at their borders en route to 50 different countries including the U.S. In 2013, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has seized counterfeit bearing products through numerous entry ports with a total estimated retail value of over $1 million. The World Bearing Association (WBA) raided suspected Chinese facilities and found millions of counterfeit products since 2009. CBP is changing their structure to move toward Centers for Excellence & Expertise (CEE) ABMA will be presenting to the CEE Centers in addition to the ports and will give customs officers focused areas for search.
2013 CUSTOMS DEVELOPMENT Top 5 ABMA members are contracting with National Cyber- Forensics and Training Alliance (NCFTA) to establish a database Locate and identify involved parties Enhance security best practices and procedures Effectively neutralize (seize assets, seize funds. Make arrest, prosecute) through pro-active law enforcement May include criminal and civil avenues to pursue in coordination with appropriate authorities NCFTA report button can be added to manufacturers websites to help with reporting suspect product. Button can link direct to reporting database.
ANTI-CONTERFEITING FOCUS - CHINA WBA and CHINA Since 2008, the WBA engagement with Chinese Authorities has facilitated the seizure of more than $3 million counterfeit products at the China border. The WBA focuses in four regions. Shandong, Ningbo, Tianjin and Shanghai Shanghai and Tianjin Focus in 2013 Raid Focus on Supply Chain Partners Government Engagement at Local, State and Law Enforcement. LOBBYING Two Regions - Xiamen (New) & Qingdao (Revisit) Summer 2014
FOCUS IN OTHER REGIONS INDIA Successful Customs Engagement December 2013 in Mumbai. Expecting seizure actions in 2014. Customs Meeting in Chennai (Madras) in 2014. BRAZIL Vetting Third Party In-Country Providers ABMA is leading this effort and received proposal from law and investigation firms. Raise Awareness Take Police Action - Raid Counterfeiters Engage Customs
RAISING GLOBAL AWARENESS CAMPAIGN WEBSITE http://stopfakebearings.com/ Website Promotional Tools
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