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Endurance Technologies Limited, an Indian enterprise established in Aurangabad in 1985, is a prominent manufacturer and supplier of automotive components for original equipment manufacturers throughout India and Europe. The company's diverse product portfolio encompasses a wide range of critical vehicle systems. ETL specializes in various die-casting methods, including high, low pressure, and gravity die castings, alongside precision-machined engine, gearbox, and transmission parts. It also offers assembly services for metallic components crafted from aluminum alloys, cast iron, and steel. Its suspension offerings include the design, development, and production of advanced adjustable and non-adjustable damping force inverted front forks, as well as mono-shock absorbers. For transmission systems, Endurance supplies clutch assemblies, cork and paper-based friction plates, continuous variable transmission (CVT) assemblies, and specialized modules for electric vehicles, such as transmission, gearbox, torque converter, and oil housings. Furthermore, the company provides plastic components, notably engine covers for automotive use, and various engine parts. Its comprehensive brake system solutions feature disc brakes, hydraulic drum brakes, tandem master cylinders, asbestos-free brake shoes, and complete disc and drum brake assemblies, along with rotary discs. Beyond manufacturing, Endurance Technologies offers aftermarket sales and spare parts to dealers. Its components are integral to a broad spectrum of vehicles, including two, three, and four-wheelers, scooters, and quadricycles.
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