NOBEL Germany Nobel Bearing Technology Co., Ltd. is the second factory of Leipziger Lagerfabrik, a world-renowned bearing manufacturer, located in Bremen, Germany. Bearing products cover almost all types of roller bearings and ball bearings. Products are sold all over the world, especially in Europe and North America. Headquartered in Leipzig, Germany. Its purpose is in the field of general bearings, and it has outstanding strength in the field of wind power green energy such as wind power spindles, gearboxes, generators, etc. The quality and craftsmanship of this series of products has been well received by users all over the world.

NOBEL's origins and links with the region and the local tradition of rolling bearing production with world-renowned companies. NOBEL won the first win for Lufthansa Airlines to assemble its anti-friction bearings on the company's aircraft with high-quality products. The products provided include thrust bearings, radial bearings, four-point bearings and special bearings. The chief designer of the product, Dr. Bernhard, was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Physics that year. In 1942 the number of employees in the company reached 1,500. After the end of World War II, the company was re-established under the name of Deutschland Nobelwälzlagerfabrik and officially separated from the Leipzig Bearing Factory. During this period, a series of self-calibrating rolling bearings were developed.

Today NOBEL still focuses on the development, production and distribution of rolling bearing products with the "Made in Germany" logo on a global scale, with nearly a hundred years of engineering experience, a team of highly skilled employees, innovative research and development strength and modernization. Production technology enables NOBEL to manufacture bearing products with extremely high value. Through consistent implementation of strict quality management, NOBEL has achieved the certification requirements of DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 and obtained the certification of the independent inspection agency