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Commitment to quality. Nutraceuticals and probiotics. Production capacity and growth. If you were to survey the market landscape within the food processing industry, chances are that these are some of the phrases you would come across. Processors continue to see developing consumer trends in the wake of a slowly recovering economy, all of which tie to these familiar phrases. When looking for a link between them, food safety is the common denominator that remains a focal point for 2012 and beyond. The inception of the Food Safety Modernization Act has clearly put emphasis on safety preventive measures within the food processing industry, which only strengthens the need for quality machinery and components. This puts added pressure on production plants to ensure FDA compliant materials and processes are common throughout the industry, and will only become more prevalent as the economy continues to grow. Whether plants are updating obsolete equipment or simply performing routine maintenance, it is imperative that our bearing solutions are up to the challenge of meeting all safety protocols. Second only to food safety, but equally important, is a heavy focus on cost control. Reliability measures such as corrosion and bacteria resistance must be carefully balanced with the need to minimize cost output. As a result, newer greases and design considerations are being developed to extend machine lifetime and reduce downtime for maintenance. Non-relubricatable bearings and solid lube grease are just two examples of how NTN is looking to add life and value to processing equipment. It is truly an exciting time to be part of this industry. The food processing industry continues to thrive, and we have the inventory to support increasing demand. With a continued commitment to providing innovative and reliable bearing solutions, NTN is poised to be a name brand in food processing for years to come. We invite you to read further about some of the latest innovations from NTN in the food processing arena. NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF AMERICA 1600 East Bishop Court Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Tel: (847) 298-7500 1-800-323-2358 Fax: (847) 294-1205 US SALES OFFICES: EASTERN REGION 201 Robbins Street Osterville, MA 02655 SOUTHEAST REGION 5475 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Norcross, GA 30092 GREAT LAKES REGION 1600 East Bishop Court Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 CENTRAL REGION 25 Plantation Drive Shelbyville, KY 40065 WESTERN REGION 15357 Page Street Omaha, NE 68154 AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 39255 West 12 Mile Rd. Farmington Hills, MI 48331 Tel: (248) 324-4700 1-800-323-2358 Fax: (248) 324-1103 NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF CANADA 305 Courtneypark Drive West Mississauga, Ontario L5W 1Y4 Tel: (905) 564-2700 Fax: (905) 564-7749 NTN de Mexico, S.A. Emilio Cárdenas No.158 Apdo.124 Tlalnepantla, Edo.de México C.P.54030 Tel: +52-55-5390-1133 Fax: +52-55-5565-8545 NTN Sudamericana, S.A World Trade Center Panama Calle 53 Este, Urbanizaciòn Marbella Piso NO.16, Oficina 1601 Apartado Panamá , Rep.de Panamaá Postal 832-0487 Tel: +507-269-4777 Fax: +507-264-5592 VOLUME 12-6, Issue 1 BEARING SOLUTIONS FOR THE FOOD INDUSTRY A Key Ingredient for Reliability and Productivity Matthew A. Paciorek Market Manager REVOLUTIONS

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Commitment to quality. Nutraceuticals and probiotics. Production capacity and growth. If you were to survey the market landscape within the food processing industry, chances are that these are some of the phrases you would come across. Processors continue to see developing consumer trends in the wake of a slowly recovering economy, all of which tie to these familiar phrases. When looking for a link between them, food safety is the common denominator that remains a focal point for 2012 and beyond.

The inception of the Food Safety Modernization Act has clearly put emphasis on safety preventive measures within the food processing industry, which only strengthens the need for quality machinery and components. This puts added pressure on production plants to ensure FDA compliant materials and processes are common throughout the industry, and will only become more prevalent as the economy continues to grow. Whether plants are updating obsolete equipment or simply performing routine maintenance, it is imperative that our bearing solutions are up to the challenge of meeting all safety protocols.

Second only to food safety, but equally important, is a heavy focus on cost control. Reliability measures such as corrosion and bacteria resistance must be carefully balanced with the need to minimize cost output. As a result, newer greases and design considerations are being developed to extend machine lifetime and reduce downtime for maintenance. Non-relubricatable bearings and solid lube grease are just two examples of how NTN is looking to add life and value to processing equipment.

It is truly an exciting time to be part of this industry. The food processing industry continues to thrive, and we have the inventory to support increasing demand. With a continued commitment to providing innovative and reliable bearing solutions, NTN is poised to be a name brand in food processing for years to come. We invite you to read further about some of the latest innovations from NTN in the food processing arena.

NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF AMERICA1600 East Bishop CourtMt. Prospect, IL 60056Tel: (847) 298-7500 1-800-323-2358Fax: (847) 294-1205

US SALES OFFICES:EASTERN REGION201 Robbins StreetOsterville, MA 02655

SOUTHEAST REGION5475 Peachtree Industrial Blvd.Norcross, GA 30092

GREAT LAKES REGION1600 East Bishop CourtMt. Prospect, IL 60056

CENTRAL REGION25 Plantation DriveShelbyville, KY 40065

WESTERN REGION15357 Page StreetOmaha, NE 68154

AUTOMOTIVE GROUP39255 West 12 Mile Rd.Farmington Hills, MI 48331Tel: (248) 324-4700 1-800-323-2358Fax: (248) 324-1103

NTN BEARING CORPORATIONOF CANADA305 Courtneypark Drive WestMississauga, Ontario L5W 1Y4Tel: (905) 564-2700 Fax: (905) 564-7749

NTN de Mexico, S.A.Emilio Cárdenas No.158 Apdo.124 Tlalnepantla, Edo.de MéxicoC.P.54030Tel: +52-55-5390-1133 Fax: +52-55-5565-8545

NTN Sudamericana, S.AWorld Trade Center PanamaCalle 53 Este, Urbanizaciòn Marbella Piso NO.16, Oficina 1601 Apartado Panamá , Rep.de PanamaáPostal 832-0487Tel: +507-269-4777Fax: +507-264-5592

VOLUME 12-6, Issue 1

BEARING SOLUTIONS FOR THE FOOD INDUSTRY A Key Ingredient for Reliability and Productivity

Matthew A. PaciorekMarket Manager

REVOLUTIONS

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NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF AMERICA1600 E. BISHOP COURT MT. PROSPECT, IL 60056

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Beth Courtwright, Territory Manager for New England

Born and raised in Southborough, MA, Beth still lives there today with her husband Steve and three children. Beth joins NTN from ITW Paslode where she was a District Manager for ten years. She enjoys watching her children play sports (especially baseball and softball), and hiking and exploring the outdoors with her family.

“My husband and I are passionate sports fans. I love my hometown teams while my husband, being from New York, roots for the ‘dreadful’ Yankees. It’s never a stable home come October.”

Jared Trebes, Territory Manager for Central Illinois and Southern Chicago

Jared and his wife Kelli recently welcomed their first child, Riley. Settled in Huntley, Illinois, Jared spent five years as an assistant golf professional and six years in sales with SMC Corporation. So it’s no surprise he’s an avid golfer who enjoys spending time with his family.

“The best thing about being a new dad is having my newborn sleeping on my chest. Well, sleeping in general is good! And even though babies don’t really ‘smile’ at one month, when he does smile at me it is such a happy feeling.”

Matt Steffens, Territory Manager for Upper Midwest (MN, ND, SD)

Matt’s a Chicago native but lives in Wyoming, MN with his wife Heather and two children. After five years with Rexnord and running a successful manufacturer’s rep firm, Matt’s industry knowledge and experience are proving very valuable to NTN. He coaches youth football and basketball and is active in local hockey. He also tries to find time for hunting and fishing, and riding his Yamaha Warrior (a former Yamaha show bike). We just hope he wears the proper attire for those hobbies.

“At a former employer’s global sales meeting I attended, we had a choice of an afternoon recreational activity. I chose a massage at the resort spa. To accommodate those golfing, we were instructed to wear attire for our afternoon activity in exception to the business casual dress code. So I wore a robe and flip-flops to the morning meeting sessions. The president appreciated the humor and was impressed that I followed instructions well. However, I believe for future meetings they will clarify the recreational attire instructions.”

Cathy Pugh, Territory Manager for parts of OH, KY, IN, IL

Cathy’s a Lima, OH native but now lives in Cincinnati, OH with her two dogs. She joins NTN from MSC Industrial Supply and prior tenure with Motion Industries. Cathy enjoys boating, traveling and sporting events. She is a dedicated fan of Ohio State football, Reds baseball and Xavier basketball. We welcome Cathy to the NTN family.

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In this issue’s NTN MVP, we introduce four new outside sales reps to the NTN team.

PP9206 Newsletter 6pgr.indd 1 5/22/2012 9:58:14 AM

MARKET FOCUS Selecting a Reliable Bearing Solution for Food Processing

The food processing industry covers a wide range of product specializations, each with its own environmental characteristics and design challenges. Proper component selection begins with understanding the environmental challenges that you application is faced with.

Temperature Stability. Baking and refrigeration can introduce thermal stresses that can lead to lubricant breakdown, which is responsible for 70 percent of premature bearing failures. Heat treated and specialized ball bearings are highly recommended to reduce the degrading effects of extreme temperature application.

Humidity and Fluid Corrosion Resistance. Fluid contamination and post-processing washdown can catalyze rust development, which can lead to food contamination. Stainless steel or specialty plated bearings are a near-must requirement given the stringent FDA requirements governing the operation of food processing lines.

Dry Particle Corrosion Resistance. Dust particles in pharmaceutical and grain processing environments present their own set of challenges. Without optimum sealing protection, these finely sized elements can easily find their way between ball bearings and raceways, slowly corroding the inner bearing surfaces. Superior sealing systems and solid lube grease are ideal for protection against dry particle corrosion. Vibration Stability. Shaker screens and separators are commonly found within dry goods environments and can subject bearings to significant levels of vibration. Bearing units featuring solid base construction are highly recommended not only for vibration resistance, but for shock and impact load stability.

MARKET SEGMENT

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BAKERY & BAKED GOODS • • • • • • • • •BOTTLE & BEVERAGE

PROCESSING • • • • • • •BREWING & FERMENTATION • • • • • • • •

CANNING & PRESERVED FOODS • • • • • • • •

DAIRY PROCESSING • • • • • • • • •DRY GOODS & GRAIN

PROCESSING • • • • • • •MARICULTURE & SEAFOOD

PROCESSING • • • • • • • • •MEAT PACKAGING AND

PROCESSING • • • • • • • • • •PACKAGING MACHINERY • • • • •

PHARMACEUTICAL & COSMETIC • • • • • •

PRODUCE PROCESSING • • • • • •

NEW PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT NTN Releases Its ZUC Zinc Dichromate Bearing Insert Series

NTN's ZUC series inserts have been designed as a cost effective alternative to full stainless steel bearing composition where food safety is still the primary focus of any given application. Featuring a thin zinc-dichromate coating over all bearing surfaces, these inserts are up to the task of withstanding the rigors of aggressive cleaning and handling techniques commonly found in the food processing industry.

ZUC series inserts have been designed for specific use with NTN's thermoplastic housing series. Inserts are fully interchangeable with our GNP/GSF/GSFT thermoplastic bearing unit series, and are also compatible with all common industry equivalents. Thermoplastic endcaps are also available, which offer additional protection from fluid exposure within high-pressure washdown environments.

ZUC inserts are designed for use with NTN’s thermoplastic housing series.

WindPower Expo June 3-6, 2012 Georgia World Congress Center (Booth # 4803) Atlanta, GA

MINExpo International September 24-26, 2012 Las Vegas Convention Center (Booth #25193 ) Las Vegas, NV Pack Expo Tradeshow October 28-31, 2012 McCormick Place (Booth #7348) Chicago, Illinois

NTN Product Training School August 21-23, 2012 NTN Bearing Headquarters Mount Prospect, Illinois

NTN Product Training School is offered at no charge to NTN US customers. Contact your local NTN Sales Representative or visit www.ntnamerica.com to register.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Important Dates to Remember!

COMPETITIVE INTERCHANGE

ZUCNFL ZUCFT CF2S-Z200CF4S-Z200C4F-100ZM

C2F-100ZMUCFPL-MZ2UCNFL-MZ2

4-Bolt Flange2-Bolt Flange

NTN-SNR MRC AMI Peer

ZUCFZUCFPL

BrowningCPS-Z200ZUCPPillow Block ZUCPPL CPB-100ZM UCPPL-MZ2

www.ntnamerica.com1-800-323-2358

Inserts compatible with NTN thermoplastic housing series and end cap protectionSelf-aligning design provides optimum performance under high rotational speed and vibrationInserts come with USDA grade food grade greaseUniform zinc dichromate finish provides excellent protection from humidity, bacterial contamination and chemical attack

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PART NUMBERING SYSTEM

Bearing Insert

Housing

Insert Size

Bore Diameter

ZUCF PL 205 16 FG

BEARING INSERT:ZUC

HOUSINGS:NFLFPLPPLFBL

BORE DIAMETER:16 1" bore diameter19 1-3/16" bore diameter20 1-1/4" bore diameter23 1-7/16" bore diameter24 1-1/2" bore diameter

SUFFIX:FG USDA H1 food grade grease

PP9206 Newsletter 6pgr.indd 2 5/22/2012 9:58:16 AM

MARKET FOCUS Selecting a Reliable Bearing Solution for Food Processing

The food processing industry covers a wide range of product specializations, each with its own environmental characteristics and design challenges. Proper component selection begins with understanding the environmental challenges that you application is faced with.

Temperature Stability. Baking and refrigeration can introduce thermal stresses that can lead to lubricant breakdown, which is responsible for 70 percent of premature bearing failures. Heat treated and specialized ball bearings are highly recommended to reduce the degrading effects of extreme temperature application.

Humidity and Fluid Corrosion Resistance. Fluid contamination and post-processing washdown can catalyze rust development, which can lead to food contamination. Stainless steel or specialty plated bearings are a near-must requirement given the stringent FDA requirements governing the operation of food processing lines.

Dry Particle Corrosion Resistance. Dust particles in pharmaceutical and grain processing environments present their own set of challenges. Without optimum sealing protection, these finely sized elements can easily find their way between ball bearings and raceways, slowly corroding the inner bearing surfaces. Superior sealing systems and solid lube grease are ideal for protection against dry particle corrosion. Vibration Stability. Shaker screens and separators are commonly found within dry goods environments and can subject bearings to significant levels of vibration. Bearing units featuring solid base construction are highly recommended not only for vibration resistance, but for shock and impact load stability.

MARKET SEGMENT

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PROCESSING • • • • • • •BREWING & FERMENTATION • • • • • • • •

CANNING & PRESERVED FOODS • • • • • • • •

DAIRY PROCESSING • • • • • • • • •DRY GOODS & GRAIN

PROCESSING • • • • • • •MARICULTURE & SEAFOOD

PROCESSING • • • • • • • • •MEAT PACKAGING AND

PROCESSING • • • • • • • • • •PACKAGING MACHINERY • • • • •

PHARMACEUTICAL & COSMETIC • • • • • •

PRODUCE PROCESSING • • • • • •

NEW PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT NTN Releases Its ZUC Zinc Dichromate Bearing Insert Series

NTN's ZUC series inserts have been designed as a cost effective alternative to full stainless steel bearing composition where food safety is still the primary focus of any given application. Featuring a thin zinc-dichromate coating over all bearing surfaces, these inserts are up to the task of withstanding the rigors of aggressive cleaning and handling techniques commonly found in the food processing industry.

ZUC series inserts have been designed for specific use with NTN's thermoplastic housing series. Inserts are fully interchangeable with our GNP/GSF/GSFT thermoplastic bearing unit series, and are also compatible with all common industry equivalents. Thermoplastic endcaps are also available, which offer additional protection from fluid exposure within high-pressure washdown environments.

ZUC inserts are designed for use with NTN’s thermoplastic housing series.

WindPower Expo June 3-6, 2012 Georgia World Congress Center (Booth # 4803) Atlanta, GA

MINExpo International September 24-26, 2012 Las Vegas Convention Center (Booth #25193 ) Las Vegas, NV Pack Expo Tradeshow October 28-31, 2012 McCormick Place (Booth #7348) Chicago, Illinois

NTN Product Training School August 21-23, 2012 NTN Bearing Headquarters Mount Prospect, Illinois

NTN Product Training School is offered at no charge to NTN US customers. Contact your local NTN Sales Representative or visit www.ntnamerica.com to register.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Important Dates to Remember!

COMPETITIVE INTERCHANGE

ZUCNFL ZUCFT CF2S-Z200CF4S-Z200C4F-100ZM

C2F-100ZMUCFPL-MZ2UCNFL-MZ2

4-Bolt Flange2-Bolt Flange

NTN-SNR MRC AMI Peer

ZUCFZUCFPL

BrowningCPS-Z200ZUCPPillow Block ZUCPPL CPB-100ZM UCPPL-MZ2

www.ntnamerica.com1-800-323-2358

Inserts compatible with NTN thermoplastic housing series and end cap protectionSelf-aligning design provides optimum performance under high rotational speed and vibrationInserts come with USDA grade food grade greaseUniform zinc dichromate finish provides excellent protection from humidity, bacterial contamination and chemical attack

-

PART NUMBERING SYSTEM

Bearing Insert

Housing

Insert Size

Bore Diameter

ZUCF PL 205 16 FG

BEARING INSERT:ZUC

HOUSINGS:NFLFPLPPLFBL

BORE DIAMETER:16 1" bore diameter19 1-3/16" bore diameter20 1-1/4" bore diameter23 1-7/16" bore diameter24 1-1/2" bore diameter

SUFFIX:FG USDA H1 food grade grease

PP9206 Newsletter 6pgr.indd 2 5/22/2012 9:58:16 AM

MARKET FOCUS Selecting a Reliable Bearing Solution for Food Processing

The food processing industry covers a wide range of product specializations, each with its own environmental characteristics and design challenges. Proper component selection begins with understanding the environmental challenges that you application is faced with.

Temperature Stability. Baking and refrigeration can introduce thermal stresses that can lead to lubricant breakdown, which is responsible for 70 percent of premature bearing failures. Heat treated and specialized ball bearings are highly recommended to reduce the degrading effects of extreme temperature application.

Humidity and Fluid Corrosion Resistance. Fluid contamination and post-processing washdown can catalyze rust development, which can lead to food contamination. Stainless steel or specialty plated bearings are a near-must requirement given the stringent FDA requirements governing the operation of food processing lines.

Dry Particle Corrosion Resistance. Dust particles in pharmaceutical and grain processing environments present their own set of challenges. Without optimum sealing protection, these finely sized elements can easily find their way between ball bearings and raceways, slowly corroding the inner bearing surfaces. Superior sealing systems and solid lube grease are ideal for protection against dry particle corrosion. Vibration Stability. Shaker screens and separators are commonly found within dry goods environments and can subject bearings to significant levels of vibration. Bearing units featuring solid base construction are highly recommended not only for vibration resistance, but for shock and impact load stability.

MARKET SEGMENT

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PROCESSING • • • • • • •BREWING & FERMENTATION • • • • • • • •

CANNING & PRESERVED FOODS • • • • • • • •

DAIRY PROCESSING • • • • • • • • •DRY GOODS & GRAIN

PROCESSING • • • • • • •MARICULTURE & SEAFOOD

PROCESSING • • • • • • • • •MEAT PACKAGING AND

PROCESSING • • • • • • • • • •PACKAGING MACHINERY • • • • •

PHARMACEUTICAL & COSMETIC • • • • • •

PRODUCE PROCESSING • • • • • •

NEW PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT NTN Releases Its ZUC Zinc Dichromate Bearing Insert Series

NTN's ZUC series inserts have been designed as a cost effective alternative to full stainless steel bearing composition where food safety is still the primary focus of any given application. Featuring a thin zinc-dichromate coating over all bearing surfaces, these inserts are up to the task of withstanding the rigors of aggressive cleaning and handling techniques commonly found in the food processing industry.

ZUC series inserts have been designed for specific use with NTN's thermoplastic housing series. Inserts are fully interchangeable with our GNP/GSF/GSFT thermoplastic bearing unit series, and are also compatible with all common industry equivalents. Thermoplastic endcaps are also available, which offer additional protection from fluid exposure within high-pressure washdown environments.

ZUC inserts are designed for use with NTN’s thermoplastic housing series.

WindPower Expo June 3-6, 2012 Georgia World Congress Center (Booth # 4803) Atlanta, GA

MINExpo International September 24-26, 2012 Las Vegas Convention Center (Booth #25193 ) Las Vegas, NV Pack Expo Tradeshow October 28-31, 2012 McCormick Place (Booth #7348) Chicago, Illinois

NTN Product Training School August 21-23, 2012 NTN Bearing Headquarters Mount Prospect, Illinois

NTN Product Training School is offered at no charge to NTN US customers. Contact your local NTN Sales Representative or visit www.ntnamerica.com to register.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Important Dates to Remember!

COMPETITIVE INTERCHANGE

ZUCNFL ZUCFT CF2S-Z200CF4S-Z200C4F-100ZM

C2F-100ZMUCFPL-MZ2UCNFL-MZ2

4-Bolt Flange2-Bolt Flange

NTN-SNR MRC AMI Peer

ZUCFZUCFPL

BrowningCPS-Z200ZUCPPillow Block ZUCPPL CPB-100ZM UCPPL-MZ2

www.ntnamerica.com1-800-323-2358

Inserts compatible with NTN thermoplastic housing series and end cap protectionSelf-aligning design provides optimum performance under high rotational speed and vibrationInserts come with USDA grade food grade greaseUniform zinc dichromate finish provides excellent protection from humidity, bacterial contamination and chemical attack

-

PART NUMBERING SYSTEM

Bearing Insert

Housing

Insert Size

Bore Diameter

ZUCF PL 205 16 FG

BEARING INSERT:ZUC

HOUSINGS:NFLFPLPPLFBL

BORE DIAMETER:16 1" bore diameter19 1-3/16" bore diameter20 1-1/4" bore diameter23 1-7/16" bore diameter24 1-1/2" bore diameter

SUFFIX:FG USDA H1 food grade grease

PP9206 Newsletter 6pgr.indd 2 5/22/2012 9:58:16 AM

Commitment to quality. Nutraceuticals and probiotics. Production capacity and growth. If you were to survey the market landscape within the food processing industry, chances are that these are some of the phrases you would come across. Processors continue to see developing consumer trends in the wake of a slowly recovering economy, all of which tie to these familiar phrases. When looking for a link between them, food safety is the common denominator that remains a focal point for 2012 and beyond.

The inception of the Food Safety Modernization Act has clearly put emphasis on safety preventive measures within the food processing industry, which only strengthens the need for quality machinery and components. This puts added pressure on production plants to ensure FDA compliant materials and processes are common throughout the industry, and will only become more prevalent as the economy continues to grow. Whether plants are updating obsolete equipment or simply performing routine maintenance, it is imperative that our bearing solutions are up to the challenge of meeting all safety protocols.

Second only to food safety, but equally important, is a heavy focus on cost control. Reliability measures such as corrosion and bacteria resistance must be carefully balanced with the need to minimize cost output. As a result, newer greases and design considerations are being developed to extend machine lifetime and reduce downtime for maintenance. Non-relubricatable bearings and solid lube grease are just two examples of how NTN is looking to add life and value to processing equipment.

It is truly an exciting time to be part of this industry. The food processing industry continues to thrive, and we have the inventory to support increasing demand. With a continued commitment to providing innovative and reliable bearing solutions, NTN is poised to be a name brand in food processing for years to come. We invite you to read further about some of the latest innovations from NTN in the food processing arena.

NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF AMERICA1600 East Bishop CourtMt. Prospect, IL 60056Tel: (847) 298-7500 1-800-323-2358Fax: (847) 294-1205

US SALES OFFICES:EASTERN REGION201 Robbins StreetOsterville, MA 02655

SOUTHEAST REGION5475 Peachtree Industrial Blvd.Norcross, GA 30092

GREAT LAKES REGION1600 East Bishop CourtMt. Prospect, IL 60056

CENTRAL REGION25 Plantation DriveShelbyville, KY 40065

WESTERN REGION15357 Page StreetOmaha, NE 68154

AUTOMOTIVE GROUP39255 West 12 Mile Rd.Farmington Hills, MI 48331Tel: (248) 324-4700 1-800-323-2358Fax: (248) 324-1103

NTN BEARING CORPORATIONOF CANADA305 Courtneypark Drive WestMississauga, Ontario L5W 1Y4Tel: (905) 564-2700 Fax: (905) 564-7749

NTN de Mexico, S.A.Emilio Cárdenas No.158 Apdo.124 Tlalnepantla, Edo.de MéxicoC.P.54030Tel: +52-55-5390-1133 Fax: +52-55-5565-8545

NTN Sudamericana, S.AWorld Trade Center PanamaCalle 53 Este, Urbanizaciòn Marbella Piso NO.16, Oficina 1601 Apartado Panamá , Rep.de PanamaáPostal 832-0487Tel: +507-269-4777Fax: +507-264-5592

VOLUME 12-6, Issue 1

BEARING SOLUTIONS FOR THE FOOD INDUSTRY A Key Ingredient for Reliability and Productivity

Matthew A. PaciorekMarket Manager

REVOLUTIONS

WWW.NTNAMERICA.COM

NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF AMERICA1600 E. BISHOP COURT MT. PROSPECT, IL 60056

Take a moment to complete our survey and enter to win.... www.surveymonkey.com/s/ntnusa

facebook.com/ntnbearing

WIN A Keurig Brewer Coffee Maker

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MVP

Beth Courtwright, Territory Manager for New England

Born and raised in Southborough, MA, Beth still lives there today with her husband Steve and three children. Beth joins NTN from ITW Paslode where she was a District Manager for ten years. She enjoys watching her children play sports (especially baseball and softball), and hiking and exploring the outdoors with her family.

“My husband and I are passionate sports fans. I love my hometown teams while my husband, being from New York, roots for the ‘dreadful’ Yankees. It’s never a stable home come October.”

Jared Trebes, Territory Manager for Central Illinois and Southern Chicago

Jared and his wife Kelli recently welcomed their first child, Riley. Settled in Huntley, Illinois, Jared spent five years as an assistant golf professional and six years in sales with SMC Corporation. So it’s no surprise he’s an avid golfer who enjoys spending time with his family.

“The best thing about being a new dad is having my newborn sleeping on my chest. Well, sleeping in general is good! And even though babies don’t really ‘smile’ at one month, when he does smile at me it is such a happy feeling.”

Matt Steffens, Territory Manager for Upper Midwest (MN, ND, SD)

Matt’s a Chicago native but lives in Wyoming, MN with his wife Heather and two children. After five years with Rexnord and running a successful manufacturer’s rep firm, Matt’s industry knowledge and experience are proving very valuable to NTN. He coaches youth football and basketball and is active in local hockey. He also tries to find time for hunting and fishing, and riding his Yamaha Warrior (a former Yamaha show bike). We just hope he wears the proper attire for those hobbies.

“At a former employer’s global sales meeting I attended, we had a choice of an afternoon recreational activity. I chose a massage at the resort spa. To accommodate those golfing, we were instructed to wear attire for our afternoon activity in exception to the business casual dress code. So I wore a robe and flip-flops to the morning meeting sessions. The president appreciated the humor and was impressed that I followed instructions well. However, I believe for future meetings they will clarify the recreational attire instructions.”

Cathy Pugh, Territory Manager for parts of OH, KY, IN, IL

Cathy’s a Lima, OH native but now lives in Cincinnati, OH with her two dogs. She joins NTN from MSC Industrial Supply and prior tenure with Motion Industries. Cathy enjoys boating, traveling and sporting events. She is a dedicated fan of Ohio State football, Reds baseball and Xavier basketball. We welcome Cathy to the NTN family.

R INDUSTRIAL AFTERMARKETSALES

In this issue’s NTN MVP, we introduce four new outside sales reps to the NTN team.

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Commitment to quality. Nutraceuticals and probiotics. Production capacity and growth. If you were to survey the market landscape within the food processing industry, chances are that these are some of the phrases you would come across. Processors continue to see developing consumer trends in the wake of a slowly recovering economy, all of which tie to these familiar phrases. When looking for a link between them, food safety is the common denominator that remains a focal point for 2012 and beyond.

The inception of the Food Safety Modernization Act has clearly put emphasis on safety preventive measures within the food processing industry, which only strengthens the need for quality machinery and components. This puts added pressure on production plants to ensure FDA compliant materials and processes are common throughout the industry, and will only become more prevalent as the economy continues to grow. Whether plants are updating obsolete equipment or simply performing routine maintenance, it is imperative that our bearing solutions are up to the challenge of meeting all safety protocols.

Second only to food safety, but equally important, is a heavy focus on cost control. Reliability measures such as corrosion and bacteria resistance must be carefully balanced with the need to minimize cost output. As a result, newer greases and design considerations are being developed to extend machine lifetime and reduce downtime for maintenance. Non-relubricatable bearings and solid lube grease are just two examples of how NTN is looking to add life and value to processing equipment.

It is truly an exciting time to be part of this industry. The food processing industry continues to thrive, and we have the inventory to support increasing demand. With a continued commitment to providing innovative and reliable bearing solutions, NTN is poised to be a name brand in food processing for years to come. We invite you to read further about some of the latest innovations from NTN in the food processing arena.

NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF AMERICA1600 East Bishop CourtMt. Prospect, IL 60056Tel: (847) 298-7500 1-800-323-2358Fax: (847) 294-1205

US SALES OFFICES:EASTERN REGION201 Robbins StreetOsterville, MA 02655

SOUTHEAST REGION5475 Peachtree Industrial Blvd.Norcross, GA 30092

GREAT LAKES REGION1600 East Bishop CourtMt. Prospect, IL 60056

CENTRAL REGION25 Plantation DriveShelbyville, KY 40065

WESTERN REGION15357 Page StreetOmaha, NE 68154

AUTOMOTIVE GROUP39255 West 12 Mile Rd.Farmington Hills, MI 48331Tel: (248) 324-4700 1-800-323-2358Fax: (248) 324-1103

NTN BEARING CORPORATIONOF CANADA305 Courtneypark Drive WestMississauga, Ontario L5W 1Y4Tel: (905) 564-2700 Fax: (905) 564-7749

NTN de Mexico, S.A.Emilio Cárdenas No.158 Apdo.124 Tlalnepantla, Edo.de MéxicoC.P.54030Tel: +52-55-5390-1133 Fax: +52-55-5565-8545

NTN Sudamericana, S.AWorld Trade Center PanamaCalle 53 Este, Urbanizaciòn Marbella Piso NO.16, Oficina 1601 Apartado Panamá , Rep.de PanamaáPostal 832-0487Tel: +507-269-4777Fax: +507-264-5592

VOLUME 12-6, Issue 1

BEARING SOLUTIONS FOR THE FOOD INDUSTRY A Key Ingredient for Reliability and Productivity

Matthew A. PaciorekMarket Manager

REVOLUTIONS

WWW.NTNAMERICA.COM

NTN BEARING CORPORATION OF AMERICA1600 E. BISHOP COURT MT. PROSPECT, IL 60056

Take a moment to complete our survey and enter to win.... www.surveymonkey.com/s/ntnusa

facebook.com/ntnbearing

WIN A Keurig Brewer Coffee Maker

Winner will be randomly selected from survey participants

R

MVP

Beth Courtwright, Territory Manager for New England

Born and raised in Southborough, MA, Beth still lives there today with her husband Steve and three children. Beth joins NTN from ITW Paslode where she was a District Manager for ten years. She enjoys watching her children play sports (especially baseball and softball), and hiking and exploring the outdoors with her family.

“My husband and I are passionate sports fans. I love my hometown teams while my husband, being from New York, roots for the ‘dreadful’ Yankees. It’s never a stable home come October.”

Jared Trebes, Territory Manager for Central Illinois and Southern Chicago

Jared and his wife Kelli recently welcomed their first child, Riley. Settled in Huntley, Illinois, Jared spent five years as an assistant golf professional and six years in sales with SMC Corporation. So it’s no surprise he’s an avid golfer who enjoys spending time with his family.

“The best thing about being a new dad is having my newborn sleeping on my chest. Well, sleeping in general is good! And even though babies don’t really ‘smile’ at one month, when he does smile at me it is such a happy feeling.”

Matt Steffens, Territory Manager for Upper Midwest (MN, ND, SD)

Matt’s a Chicago native but lives in Wyoming, MN with his wife Heather and two children. After five years with Rexnord and running a successful manufacturer’s rep firm, Matt’s industry knowledge and experience are proving very valuable to NTN. He coaches youth football and basketball and is active in local hockey. He also tries to find time for hunting and fishing, and riding his Yamaha Warrior (a former Yamaha show bike). We just hope he wears the proper attire for those hobbies.

“At a former employer’s global sales meeting I attended, we had a choice of an afternoon recreational activity. I chose a massage at the resort spa. To accommodate those golfing, we were instructed to wear attire for our afternoon activity in exception to the business casual dress code. So I wore a robe and flip-flops to the morning meeting sessions. The president appreciated the humor and was impressed that I followed instructions well. However, I believe for future meetings they will clarify the recreational attire instructions.”

Cathy Pugh, Territory Manager for parts of OH, KY, IN, IL

Cathy’s a Lima, OH native but now lives in Cincinnati, OH with her two dogs. She joins NTN from MSC Industrial Supply and prior tenure with Motion Industries. Cathy enjoys boating, traveling and sporting events. She is a dedicated fan of Ohio State football, Reds baseball and Xavier basketball. We welcome Cathy to the NTN family.

R INDUSTRIAL AFTERMARKETSALES

In this issue’s NTN MVP, we introduce four new outside sales reps to the NTN team.

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