Since 1934, Bearing has been a competitive leader in the evolving field of American Industry.
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Our Services
Reducer Repair
Headco Machine provides complete gear machining, tool & die, metalizing and welding for all of your maintenance, repair, and fabrication needs.
CONE DRIVE SERVICE CENTER
Our Build Center offers a full range of Cone Drives, made-to-order products and Cone Drive Remanufacturing.
Bearing Failure Analysis
At Bearing Headquarters, we offer our customers comprehensive diagnostic services, troubleshooting solutions and all forms of repair.
EXPORT SERVICES / INTERNATIONAL SALES
We ship to customers around the world. Contact our Indianapolis, IN location for further information.
Our Shops
Bearing Headquarters is the only bearing supplier with five unique machine shop facilities: Bronze Headquarters, Headco Machine Works, Gear Headquarters, Gears and Sprockets Headquarters, and Highland Hydraulics. We solve the most demanding bearing and power transmission challenges through innovative technology and precision manufacturing. Quick turnaround, customizable services, and competitive pricing make Bearing Headquarters the preferred single-source bearing supplier for customers throughout the United States. Click to learn more.
Latest News
Jim Scardina Elected President of Bearing Specialist Association
Bearing Headquarters (BHQ) is proud to announce that Jim Scardina was elected to serve as President of the Bearing Specialist Association (BSA). Jim Scardina, a long time Senior Vice President at BHQ, has attended many BSA conventions. Jim has served on task forces,...
Gears & Sprockets Achieves Timken Bearing Certified Status
Headco Industries is proud to announce that our Gears & Sprockets shop in Broadview, Illinois has achieved the prestigious status and certification as a Timken Bearing Certified repair shop. This certification is only held by a few shops that have demonstrated the...
HERA Gearboxes May Save Time and Money
Problem: A fabricator of pressure vessels was breaking gearboxes, chains, and drive shafts on their trunnion welders. The customer is building pressure vessels that could be up to 8 feet round, 30 feet long and weigh up to 40 tons. The 4 foot long sections of tubes...