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Sealing systems for the entire power train – everything else is secondary
ABOUT TRENDS

Trends apply for almost everything. For automobiles just as for the Components used to build them – and for gaskets, of course. Hereby, the trend is clearly toward pure metal and coated metal gaskets. Apart from the functionality, durability, and maintenance freedom of these gaskets, another major reason for this trend is the suitability for automated assembly, i.e. simple handling with robots and automatic manipulators. Naturally, this doesn't mean that VICTOR REINZ does not offer fiber composite as an alternative. Because they remain to be essential for many applications.

Make sure its VICTOR REINZ VICTOR REINZ recognizes these demands at an early stage, and responds to trends with new products. Regardless of the equipment that needs a gasket – we always have more than one good solution in stock. Why you should play it safe A growing number of automotive manufacturers are placing their trust in VICTOR REINZ sealing systems. In addition to meeting all of the above demands, our gasket materials and sealing concepts are so reliable that they perform their tasks throughout the vehicle’s lifespan. We help you build better automobiles.

Essential features of sealing systems ¬ Advanced sealing technology with special core, coating, and design elements ¬ Handling high temperatures, aggressive media, and high component dynamics ¬ Sealing concepts for modern Engines, e.g. new materials such as magnesium alloys, or compact construction with extremely narrow sealing contours ¬ Coverage of widely different application areas in the entire power train – from engine and transmission to the final drive train up to the complete exhaust gas system ¬ Demand-oriented and cost-optimized technologies

More engine output, higher packing densities, tougher environmental legislation. Sealing systems from VICTOR REINZ ensure better performance. Regardless of the working conditions.

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