Non-Tire
It has been 100 years of change and growth for a company that started before the telephone was commonplace to a time where everything happens instantly with the speed of the internet.
Holcim Building Envelope, a business segment of the Swiss firm Holcim Group, has released a new acrylic roof coating, one that can be applied in a single pass.
GM tipped its hat to suppliers that keep everything moving forward with their commitments to delivering quality, innovative products and maintaining on-time delivery, transparency and safety. Here's a look at 4 non-tire rubber industry suppliers to earn the distinction.
With its Continuity rebranding, ContiTech not only is streamlining the look of its branding, it's clarifying the performance of its industrial belting products.
Bridgestone Corp. has launched a proof of concept project for using soft robot hands to perform piece-picking at its logistics site.
Continental's latest synthetic rubber drive belt is based on a new and patented sustainable compound, creating a "significantly lower" carbon footprint.
ContiTech is repositioning its air springs products, with the premium lines being rebranded under the Continental name. The lower-tier products will retain the Phoenix and Prime-Ride name.
As one of the largest North American rubber products makers, you're bound to be making news each year. Here's a look at some of the news made by non-tire makers in the last 12 months.
Demand for elastomers in 2022 will reach a total of 18.66 million metric tons, according to Smithers' latest research, which predicts consumption will increase at a compound annual growth rate of 3.4 percent.
Belting industry trends are leading to smaller, more durable products. So Gates' Corp. is meeting customer expectations by going bigger with testing.