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Alt Bearings

Herringbone roller bearings (HRB) for heavy-load linear and rotary motion in machinery, aerospace and energy

Sainte-Helene-du-Lac, FranceFounded 2021alt-bearings.comWebsite technologies

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  • Hiring1 open role
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05

About Alt Bearings

ALT BEARINGS develops and manufactures the Herringbone Roller Bearing (HRB), a patented anti-friction bearing with threaded rollers of opposite helical geometry, designed for heavy loads and long service life. The product range includes single, twin, integrated and flanged-housing HRB variants, with customised parts and coatings available on request.

The company sells high-performance mechanical components for linear and rotary motion to OEMs and industrial customers across sectors such as aeronautics, space, automation and robotics, machinery, oil and gas, renewable energy, pumps, medical equipment, marine, and military and defence. Its engineering team works on application design and custom solutions for client projects.

ALT BEARINGS was founded in France in 2021 and is registered in Sainte-Helene-du-Lac, Savoy. The company states it has offices on four continents and lists locations in the USA, Canada, Mexico, Ghana, France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, India, China, Korea and Japan. Its open roles include R&D engineer positions based in the Savoy region.

Product: Herringbone Roller Bearing (HRB) family: HIS, HDS, HHS, HRA, HIT, HDT, HHT and HHF bearing variants for heavy-load applications.

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Alt Bearings is hiring for one role in engineering.

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