In recent years, as the wind power industry develops towards deep sea and high reliability, the localization process of core components has been accelerating. As one of the key enterprises in the field of domestic bearing cages, GEB (stock code: 603270) has formed a relatively complete product system in the field of wind power equipment supporting.

An investor recently asked the company through an interactive platform whether it is involved in the development of offshore wind power related products. In response, the company clearly responded that its bearing cages for wind power equipment have been widely used in the industry, and the products can be adapted to different usage scenarios of onshore and offshore wind turbines.

It is reported that the wind power cages currently provided by GEB cover the key parts of wind turbines, including bearing components such as pitch systems, gearboxes, main shafts and yaw devices. According to different application scenarios and customer requirements, the company provides diversified solutions in material selection, such as steel, copper, ductile iron and engineering plastics, which can meet the performance requirements under different working conditions.

In terms of manufacturing technology, the company flexibly adopts a variety of advanced processes such as stamping, five-axis CNC machining, precision casting and injection molding according to product specifications, batch size and quality standards to ensure that the products have good mechanical strength and operational stability, while taking into account production efficiency and cost control.

In addition, in addition to the wind power field, GEB's cage products are also widely used in automobiles, home appliances, rail transit, engineering machinery, aerospace and other industries, with strong cross-industry adaptation capabilities.

The company stated that it will continue to strengthen R&D investment in the field of core components of high-end equipment in the future, keep up with the national new energy development strategy, actively expand emerging markets such as deep-sea wind power, and enhance its competitiveness and influence in the domestic and foreign wind power supply chain.