Released on June 6th, 2012
? Billionth meter produced at Qinhuangdao, China facility
? TI Automotive products are on more than 46 million vehicles within China
? TI Automotive established its first facility in China in 1985; today has 13 facilities in China
AUBURN HILLS, Michigan, June 6, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia/ ? TI Automotive, a leading global supplier of fluid storage, carrying and delivery technology, recently produced its billionth meter of automotive tubing in China. Metal and plastic tubing is a primary TI Automotive product and a key component of the brake and fuel systems on more than 46 million vehicles in China.
Stretched end-to-end, the billion meters of tubing would circle the Earth more than 25 times.
?Fluid carrying systems are at the core of our business ? in fact, our first products were fuel lines for the 1922 Ford Model T,? said Bill Kozyra, chairman, CEO and president of TI Automotive. ?This milestone is a clear reflection of our heritage and technological expertise, and certainly demonstrates the global nature of the automotive industry.?
TI Automotive opened its first facility in China in 1985 and currently has 13 locations among its five product groups, with nine sites specifically dedicated to brake and fuel line production. The company is the leading producer of brake and fuel lines within the Asia-Pacific region. TI Automotive also produces fuel tanks, fuel pumps and modules, HVAC systems and powertrain systems within the region.
?We continue to increase our presence within China and to support global and domestic automakers with the products required to meet the demands of the expanding Chinese automotive industry,? Kozyra said.
About TI Automotive
Fluid thinking(TM) shapes the mindset of TI Automotive. Global automotive manufacturers turn to TI Automotive for insight and focus to develop industry-changing fluid storage, transfer and delivery technology.
With over 20,000 employees at 130 locations worldwide, our strength lies in our ability to creatively meet and exceed the increasing fuel-economy and emissions regulations of tomorrow?s auto industry.
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