Dewilde
Industrial elastomer components, rollers and textile accessories for manufacturers and industrial users
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Dewilde
Dewilde manufactures technical elastomer parts through molding, machining, grinding and slitting. Its products include rubber- and polyurethane-coated rollers, molded seals and shaped parts, cellular rubber and foam products, compact semi-finished products, and textile bearings and accessories.
Customers include companies in office equipment, paper converting, material handling, maintenance, spinning and textile processing. The company is based in Tourcoing, France, and was founded in 1959.
Product: Manufactures elastomer components, coated rollers, molded parts, foam products, compact rubber products, and textile bearings and accessories.
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