A new version of the Schaeffler Group’s product selection and information system, medias® 5.0, has gone online. The revised system is much faster, more secure and easier to use. This is, for example, thanks to the program interface, which now offers a variety of language options under the aspect of process orientation. From now on, users can choose between German, English, French, Spanish, Italian and Chinese as the interface language. Many functions can be accessed directly, without having to pass through the entire product selection process. Moreover, the fast and comfortable call up of CAD data accelerates the engineering process.
The Schaeffler Group’s new online catalog includes all basic technical information as well as updated product data and descriptions from the revised printed catalogs. A new bearing selection assistant makes it possible to select rolling bearings based on the required properties and the available mounting space. Numerous improvements from the Bearinx calculation system have also been included in medias® 5.0, for instance regarding angular contact and tapered roller bearings. The updated contact partner selection function and the simplified enquiry function make working with medias® 5.0 particularly easy and user-friendly.
medias® is the product selection and information system for rolling bearings, plain bearings and linear guidance systems supplied by the Schaeffler Group. It makes the technical product data available to users and enables them to perform calculations according to the catalog standard. The direct transfer of CAD data into the user design is also possible. Enquiries can be directly submitted online.
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