CONTITECH

ContiTech is a division of the German Continental AG group, founded in 1871. It specializes in the production of drive belts, timing system components, air suspension systems, and engine hoses. Products are supplied both to vehicle manufacturers' assembly lines and the aftermarket. The company's technologies focus on torque transmission and vibration control within the vehicle. It is a key supplier of elastomer solutions for the global automotive industry.

Country

Germany

Brand History

1. 1871: Founding of Continental-Caoutchouc- und Gutta-Percha Compagnie in Hanover. 2. 1955: Official creation of the ContiTech brand to separate the rubber products division. 3. 1991: Acquisition of Phoenix AG, significantly expanding production capacity. 4. 2004: Integration of the Phoenix division into the ContiTech structure. 5. 2020s: Focus on developing components for electric vehicles and thermal management systems.

Key OEM Customers

VW, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, GM

Type

Manufacturer, Supplier (OEM)

Ecology

The company implements rubber recycling technologies and CO2 emission reduction in production processes. Lightweight components are being developed to reduce vehicle fuel consumption.

Brand Authentication

Use the ContiTech Product Information Center (PIC) app to verify the unique code on the packaging. On original belts, the marking is applied via laser engraving, which does not wear off under mechanical stress. Check for the presence of a security hologram on timing belt kit boxes.

Certificates

IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001