Envisaging value addition
The rubber components requirements are rapidly and constantly becoming stringent with respect to functional and environmental requirements. The customers are eyeing on suppliers for their multiple needs and focusing more on functional and environmental performance while keeping costs under control. Therefore, our key objectives are driven by our R&D activities, focusing on the functional requirements of the product, value engineering and low-cost production methodology.
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Creating value for the end customer
Customers are increasingly working designs that can work in different geographies. This has raised a need for communication of design for cross platforms. We at Elastomech are working with our customers to give the right solution and quality for their needs.
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Contributing towards environmental performance
Polymers are always viewed with concern and at Elastomech we strive to improve environmental performance. All our components and process are REACH compliant and we are presently working on new materials.
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Weight-saving
The primary aim of the Lighter Approach project is to reduce weight. At Elastomech we work with our customers on weight and design optimization.
Concurrent Approach
Fores Elastomech’s one of the key expertise is management of complex and global projects which is prevalent throughout the product development phase or new and upcoming projects. Year on year basis customer recognizes our team’s efforts on technical skills and the quality. Thus, it paves the way for developing business relations with our customers providing solid foundations for a long-term partnership with the ability to advance joint projects.
Expertise in production facilities and business and process.
Fores Elastomech project management team works with the customer teams across functions, our engineers and technicians define each product in terms of functionality and cost. We also design the business processes and production facilities that will ensure the success of the projects with respect to functional requirements, perceived quality, safety and cost.