
ERIKS developed an automated central lubrication system for the Orlando Eye, helping protect its critical bearings, simplify maintenance and support reliable operation.

Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi): ERIKS commits to developing science-based greenhouse gas reduction targets and an implementation plan. The commitment supports emissions reduction across operations and the value chain for customers, suppliers, partners and investors in industry.

ERIKS Malaysia facility in Johor: advanced manufacturing site with a 500 m² ISO Class 7 cleanroom for semiconductor and high-tech industries. Local engineering, quality assurance and component assembly support responsive supply chains and delivery reliability for Asian customers.

Steam trap standardisation in dairy production. ERIKS assessed 174 steam traps in a food manufacturing steam system, reducing component variants. Clear identification and approved solutions simplify condensate management, maintenance, purchasing and inventory, supporting reliable operations.

FDA compliance in pharmaceutical manufacturing: standardising industrial hoses and ducting after audit findings improves compliance control and application suitability. Reducing product variants simplifies procurement and stock management and reduces the risk of incorrect product use.

Sustainability Report 2025: ERIKS details ESG governance, product stewardship, material compliance, lifecycle assessment and PFAS-free materials for industrial applications. It shows how data quality, logistics efficiency and value chain emissions affect compliance and customer decisions.

ERIKS expands capacity in Alkmaar for semiconductor, aerospace and medical technology. By concentrating advanced OEM production, expanding specialised capabilities, and optimising its European supply chain, the company is accelerating growth in high-complexity markets.

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) in industrial applications: how engineering, material selection, seals, O-rings and bearings affect downtime, energy use, maintenance and lifecycle cost. Explains why component price alone can mislead in food processing, dairy and high-tech manufacturing.

Malaysia high-tech production facility in Johor expands ERIKS’ cleanroom assembly for semiconductor and high-tech components. The mid-2026 hub supports OEMs as supply chains regionalise in Asia, improving local production, quality and delivery reliability.

Middle East geopolitical situation, global supply chains, logistics, raw materials and lead times: ERIKS outlines higher raw material, energy and transport costs, variable lead times, buffer stock measures, market monitoring and customer communication for sourcing continuity and forecasting.