About Deisenhammer Group The Deisenhammer Group is an international alliance of specialized elastomer and polymer manufacturers. It consists of three production companies — Deisenhammer (Austria), HG Group (Mexico), and DEG Elastomer Solution (Turkey) — complemented by a strategic cooperation partnership in Slovenia, providing additional capacity and fast intra-European supply routes. This structure enables true nearshoring, dual-source capability, and a highly resilient global supply chain for international customers. Company Background Founded in 1989 in Austria, the group has evolved from a stamping-focused operation into a global manufacturer of high-precision elastomer, polymer, and composite components. With further expansion into Mexico and Turkey, the Deisenhammer Group has built an integrated international production network that supports both regional markets and global OEM standards. Global Presence Austria – European technical headquarters, engineering & production Mexico – NAFTA headquarters & production Turkey – Production with a focus on hose systems and elastomer solutions Slovenia – Cooperation partner supporting additional capacity & fast EU supply chains Our Solutions Sealing applications: Delivering reliable performance in demanding industrial environments Fluid management: Solutions that ensure controlled transport of liquids and gases NVH: Components designed to reduce noise, vibration, and mechanical stress Thermal management solutions: Helping regulate temperature and insulation across various applications Customized polymer components: Tailored to niche requirements including solutions for semiconductor, energy, and emerging technology sectors. Commitment to Quality The Deisenhammer Group combines technical depth, modern manufacturing capabilities, and global reach. Our strength lies in delivering precise, reliable, and customer-focused solutions across international value chains.

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