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Thordon Bearings Adds SAI Engineering To Growing Global Distributor Network

Thordon Bearings, the market leader in environmentally safe, water-lubricated and grease-free bearing and seal solutions, has welcomed marine engineering and naval architecture firm SAI Engineering to its growing global network of authorised distributors. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia (BC), SAI Engineering employs a team of technical experts with more than 10 years of extensive…

Thordon Bearings, a leader in environmentally safe bearing and seal solutions, has expanded its global distributor network by adding SAI Engineering, a marine engineering and naval architecture firm based in Vancouver, British Columbia. SAI Engineering's team of technical experts, with over a decade of experience, specializes in vessel electrification, bearing and seal installations, and retrofits.

The company's expertise in naval architecture allows them to provide valuable input to newbuild projects during the design phase, serving a diverse range of customers including ferry operators, river tug builders, leisure craft manufacturers, fishing boat owners, and the Canadian Coast Guard. SAI Engineering's dedication to green vessel operations aligns seamlessly with Thordon Bearings' environmentally friendly solutions.

The agreement covers Thordon's entire product line, including the COMPAC propeller shaft bearing system, RiverTough propeller shaft bearings, SXL bearings, and ThorPlas-Blue polymer bearings. Lara Habashy, CEO of SAI Engineering, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the company's shared commitment to innovative, eco-friendly solutions.

Jason Perry, Thordon Bearings' Regional Director for North America, praised SAI Engineering's technical expertise and dedication to solving environmental challenges, stating that the company is an excellent addition to the Thordon Bearings family.

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