ADR will be exhibiting with Business France at the next edition of the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024.
The event will take place in Tokyo (Japan) from the 16th to the 19th of October 2024.
ADR sponsors the sixth edition of the Thomeryonne, a race of 10.7 km between river Seine and the forest. The race will take place Sunday 29th of September in Thomery.
Race will start from Stade Bezou @ 10.30.
Team ADR will gladly welcome you on our stand during this event.
ADR will be exhibiting at the next edition of the Farnborough International Airshow, which will take place in Farnborough, England.
We will be pleased to welcome you on our stand number 1360 - Hall 1, from Monday 22nd to Friday 26th of July.
ADR was co-exhibiting with Turkish agent EMGE at the ICDDA 2024.
The ICDDA 2024 are Industrial Cooperation Days in Defense and Aerospace. This event allows entrepreneurs and suppliers to meet during pre-planned B2B meetings in order to discuss partnership or business opportunities.
ICDDA 2024 took place in Ankara, Turkey from the 17th to the 19th of April 2024.
ADR will be present at Global Industrie from Monday 25th to Thursday 28th of March, Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte.
Visit us in the heart of the mechatronics village alongside ARTEMA, stand number 5W139.
At ADR, we use different types of metal to manufacture our ball bearings depending on the project and application.
Stainless steel is commonly used for the bearings at ADR. The martensitic stainless steel presents strong hardness and excellent abrasion resistance. Moreover, its chromium content makes it highly resistant to corrosion.
Chromium steel presents a high hardness and high dimensional stability allowing it to resist heavy loads and to be usable at up to +150°C. Thanks to its homogeneous structure at both macroscopic and microscopic levels, it is able to respond to requirements of small torques and high rotating velocities. However, it is not recommended for corrosive environments.
High-speed tungsten steel is used for very high temperature applications of up to +550°C. Its fine structure makes it particularly ideal for applications with a very low noise level.
At ADR we mainly use ALACRITE or STELLITE alloys which are cobalt based alloys with a high chromium and tungsten content. They can be used in the following environments:
Cobalt confers good rubbing characteristics and excellent resistance to abrasion and decreases the risk of seizure. The additions of chromium and tungsten form very hard and stable carbides which obtain strong hot and cold hardness for this type of alloy.
Light alloys are usually used for structural parts in the design of specific ball bearings due to their density or non-magnetism. Ti6AI-4V offers an excellent combination of mechanical properties, with low density, good corrosion resistance and high temperatures (of up to +400 °C), in addition to being non-magnetic.
ADR can propose hybrid ball bearings with steel rings and ceramic balls for use:
Everyone at ADR wishes you a wonderful new year 2024.
As this year marks the bi-century of artist Rosa Bonheur’s birth, the municipality of Thomery has decided to recreate one of her works of art. A part of the statue’s financing was gathered thanks to crowdfunding, especially from companies based in Thomery and surroundings, such as ADR.
Donations represent 50% of the total amount, or €48980 from 181 donators. The inauguration will take place at the “Combattants d’Hier et d’Aujourd’hui” roundabout (road of Champagne), on the 9th of December. Everybody is welcome to attend. The inauguration will be followed by a friendship glass.
Monday 9 October marked the start of the French Space Days with the arrival of French astronaut Thomas Pesquet and the French delegation composed of 26 SMEs including ADR. The aim of this conclave was to boost the business and reinforce the collaboration between France and India. This event was the perfect opportunity to discuss new strategies and also network with the different actors from the Indian space industry.
India asserts more and more its space nation’s position, especially with the landing of the Chandrayaan-3 mission on the Moon then with the launch of the new mission Aditya L-1, currently en route to the Sun.
Nowadays, the Indian space market represents 2% of the market in the world, or 7 billion dollars.
With many projects such as Gaganyaan or NISAR, India is increasingly developing its interest for space research. Indeed, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) owns one of the largest fleets of communication (INSAT), remote sensing (IRS), navigation and scientific satellites. Since its founding, the ISRO has launched 432 satellites on behalf of 34 countries.
The French Space Agency CNES and ISRO have been partners for over 50 years. Currently there are over 500 companies involved in activities such as components’ production, including ADR.
