We use cookies to track usage and preferences.I understandPrivacy policy BRUSS Menu Home page > Development & Production > Departments > Material and binding system development Material and binding system development The recipe for success Testing existing materials and creating new ones – this task is carried out by our material developers in collaboration with our testing laboratory. Our expertise encompasses elastomer materials such as FKM, ACM and HNBR, as well as materials such as PTFE, PPS, PA and other plastics. Is a material suitable? BRUSS answers this question according to function and workmanship as well as to cost. Furthermore, we have the technical capabilities needed to develop and select the best binding agents for the job for example, by having close links to renowned polymer producers. Because we are constantly observing and reacting to market trends, we have developed an excellent reputation and acquired customers who use mixtures and binding agents from BRUSS in their own production. Technologies working well together Get to know BRUSS Sealing Systems For over 50 years we have been driven by the idea that we contribute to the success of the automotive industry as a crucial part of the greater whole. As a developer and producer of high-end sealing systems for powertrains, BRUSS employs more than 2,500 people, and operates from international locations around the world. Worldwide Our locations Become a part of our team! Your career at BRUSS We value experience and encourage fresh ideas. Get to know us as an employer and learn more about teamwork at BRUSS. BRUSS as an employer Current openings Our quality is a success story Bruss awarded by General Motors once again For the fourth time, Bruss has received the latest Supplier Quality Excellence Award by General Motors for 2017. With the award, GM distinguishes suppliers who meet or exceed high level criteria for quality performance. The SQE awards were presented by Jim Hentstel, GM Executive Director and Global Functional Leader and Pierpaolo Antonioli, Managing Director Global Diesel Sector, in a ceremony in Turin’s Santo Volto Auditorium.