Exhibitor at Bedex: TREMEC
TREMEC
Hall : 07
Stand : 128
Description
TREMEC is a leading global designer, engineer, and manufacturer of transmission solutions and high-performance powertrain systems for conventional, hybrid, and electric vehicles. its products include manual and dual-clutch transmissions, drive shafts, gears, clutches, and control systems for the automotive, commercial, and off-road markets.
Founded in 1964, the company combines more than five decades of technical expertise with advanced development and production capabilities, particularly in Zedelgem, Belgium, where it is involved in the research, development, and manufacture of innovative powertrain technologies. Its international presence and focus on performance and reliability make it a strategic supplier for demanding applications, whether high-performance vehicles or critical platforms requiring optimal robustness.
TREMEC's mission
To provide manufacturers and integrators with cutting-edge technical transmission and propulsion solutions that optimize the efficiency, performance, and reliability of motorized systems, while supporting the evolution toward more sustainable and resilient vehicles in demanding industrial and mobility contexts.
Contact details
8210 Zedelgem
Belgium
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