Wolverine Advanced Materials highlighted Mercedes-Benz AG-Benz's in-drive brake concept and Schaeffler's wet multi-disc brake application in racing conditions.
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This picture changes everything for me. Why? Let’s start somewhere else. For years, one of the big hopes around EV braking has been: can we make brakes simpler, quieter,…
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Wolverine Advanced Materials
Leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance materials in the Automotive Brake, NVH, and Sealing industries.
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- Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
- Location
- Dearborn, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Wolverine Advanced Materials
Wolverine Advanced Materials is a leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance materials. Our core competency is in performance-critical, specialty elastomer–coated metals that offer damping and seal-ability solutions in the automotive and gasket industries. Wolverine employs approximately 500 people worldwide and has manufacturing operations in Virginia, Florida, Germany, and China, as well as sales & technical offices in Michigan, Germany, Japan, China, Brazil, and India.
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