FAG Kugelfischer (Brand FAG)

FAG, acronym of “Fischer's Automatic Gussstahlkugelfabrik”, was founded in 1883 by Friedrich Fischer in Schweinfurt (Germany). It specialized in automating the production of steel balls for bearings. In 2001 it was acquired by INA‑Schaeffler and today is a key brand of the Schaeffler Group, along with INA and LuK.

Product lines

• Deep Groove Ball Bearings: radial and axial designs, with open and sealed variants, for high speed and low friction.
• Tapered Roller Bearings: high load capacity for wheel axles, transmissions, and industrial machinery.
• Precision Spindle Bearings: for machine tools and applications requiring tight tolerances.

Advantages of FAG

• First automated steel ball factory since 1883, tradition of innovation.
• Integrated into Schaeffler Group, with 120,000 employees and global presence in automotive, industrial and aerospace sectors.
• Extensive standardized and precision catalog, supported by R&D and production capabilities in Schweinfurt.

Professional applications

FAG bearings are designed for automotive, heavy machinery, e‑mobility, railway, aerospace, energy and automation, where reliability and precision are critical.