TEGUZA
Custom technical rubber products and rubber-metal, textile and plastic components for industrial customers
About TEGUZA
TEGUZA manufactures technical rubber products, including rubber-metal, rubber-textile and rubber-plastic components. It also offers custom production, mold design and consulting in rubber technology.
Its products serve customers in automotive, rail, construction, sports, healthcare and food industries. Products are sold through an online shop and by order.
The company began operating in 1990 and was registered in 2000. Registry facts place its headquarters in Kralupy nad Vltavou; the company describes production in Zásada, Czech Republic.
Product: Manufactures custom technical rubber goods and rubber components combined with metal, textile or plastic.
Jobs at TEGUZA
Leadership
- Petr Dobrovodský · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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