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Sealing solutions for e-powertrain applications are ever-evolving
For e-powertrain applications a wide variety of sealing solutions are required, as there are multiple surfaces that must be sealed effectively. We have developed a number of solutions for these sealing challenges.

Sustainable material solutions for an electrified world
Datwyler has a leading role in producing materials and components in the most sustainable way possible, while advancing the mobility sector to become even more efficient and eco-friendly.

Datwyler further supports global customers with transfer of advanced O-ring technology
Datwyler is further enhancing its global capabilities in O-ring development and production with the transfer of its state-of-the-art cold runner injection molding technology to Asia and North America.

Datwyler patents sustainable cellulose-based fillers
Datwyler, together with the development partner Empa, has developed and patented an industrial process for surface modification of microfibrillated cellulose (MFC).

Introduction of the BiFoilStack solution for heavy duty fuel cell systems
At the 31st Aachen Colloquium for Sustainable Mobility, Datwyler, FEV Europe GmbH and the Fraunhofer UMSICHT presented a detailed paper on the development of the BiFoilStack – a novel cell and stack design with compound-foil-based bipolar plates for heavy-duty fuel cell systems.
Datwyler in the media

Datwyler advances elastomers technology for electric vehicles
European Rubber Journal reports how Datwyler is increasing its focus on elastomers technology for electric vehicles (EVs) to support OEMs and other players in developing e-powertrains.

In this technical article, Datwyler expert Jakub Kadlcak explains how thermal management of battery electric vehicles can be improved by the intelligent use of the right materials and composites.
Sometimes technology is seemingly ahead of its time – like the electrohydraulic brake booster (EHB), which is over two decades old. EHB is coming into its own with the introduction of electric vehicles and changes under the hood of vehicles driven by conventional power trains. This has put the spotlight on the safety-critical elastomer components that go into braking systems, such as those produced by Datwyler.

Vehicles of the future open door for advanced rubber technologies
European Rubber Journal describes how Datwyler is contributing to advances in the car of the future with its patented stacked electroactive polymers.