All the news at a glance

We are pleased to welcome 16 apprentices who will start their training at our Swiss sites in August.

An e-truck from Uri just recently transported Datwyler products from the Schattdorf site to western Switzerland for the first time.

The engineering process is a core point of focus as the mobility industry transitions from ICE to electrification. The level of expertise required to ask the right questions at the right time is very high.

Datwyler is increasing capacity for all three of its production standards in Pune, India. The expansion will nearly double capacity and add 400 jobs.

Datwyler has developed thermal interface materials focusing on stand-alone gasket solutions for battery systems.

Datwyler has launched new, dedicated Technology & Innovation Labs in Schattdorf, Switzerland, comprising a series of specialist laboratories, to further support customers globally.

New solutions expand the company’s portfolio of elastomer components to meet growing and changing patient needs.

Datwyler Wearable Sensor Expert Dr. Mattia A. Lucchini will present SoftPulse™ at the Medical Fair Asia.

We are happy to celebrate with 15 apprenticeship graduates who have successfully completed their apprenticeship in Uri.

Datwyler is present with a computer simulation that the company uses to train its production employees.

At the 36th Fraisa ToolChampions competition, Datwyler apprentice polymechanics had two reasons to celebrate.

Datwyler has developed a foldable gasket, which combines advanced elastomer materials with metal plates. This combination enables a battery to be opened without damage should repair or maintenance be required.