The FAG brand also originated from the inspiration of a genius. As early as 1883, in the small town of Schweinfurt, Germany, Friedrich Fischer designed a specialized steel ball grinder, which made it possible for the first time to produce completely spherical steel balls using grinding technology. This invention is considered the cornerstone of the rolling bearing industry. This is also why FAG has long been recognized as a pioneer in rolling bearing technology. Today, FAG has become one of the leading brands in the mechanical manufacturing industry, automotive industry, and aerospace technology. In major industrial countries around the world, there are FAG companies, branches, and sales agents. Since 2001, FAG has become a part of the Schaeffler Group and has played an active and important role in the group's aerospace, automotive, and industrial sectors. Combined with INA products, FAG has the most comprehensive product outline in the rolling bearing industry. It covers all application categories in production machinery, power transmission and railways, heavy industry, and consumer goods industries. FAG produces various types of ball and roller bearings with outer diameters ranging from 3 millimeters to 4.25 meters, including standard products based on samples and non-standard products based on user specific requirements. FAG and INA jointly provide customers with a series of comprehensive and comprehensive services and technical support, including testing, maintenance, and assembly/disassembly of bearings and bearing systems. As a forward-looking enterprise, FAG has also invested a significant amount of funds in research and development. Modern simulation technology, testing equipment, and special materials laboratories provide reliable support for the continuous development and improvement of various production lines, while also ensuring the strong innovation capability of FAG.