Talbros Automotive signs up TAA with Sanwa Packing for Light-Weight Aluminium Heat Shields

The Indian auto components manufacturer, also specialised in Heat Shields, Talbros Automotive Components has signed a Technical Assistance Agreement (TAA) with its Japanese partner 'Sanwa Packing Industry Co. Ltd.' for Light Weight Aluminium Heat Shields.

The product will be used for automotive applications and is a futuristic product technology which comes up with multiple benefits like Noise Reduction, Emission Control and Heat Insulation at challenging temperatures. It is broadly used on new generation engines including Hybrid and EVs. However, the company is in discussion with key OEMs in India for commercializing this product.

Nimbus, the product name of the Light Weight Aluminium Heat Shield by Sanwa is the world's first aluminium light-weight heatshield for exhaust systems. The weight aluminium heatshield of Nimbus is about half the weight of conventional steel heatshield. This product will be of strong support to OEMs in building BS-VI products.

The Japanese firm Sanwa Packaging is evolver of providing Heat Shield Solutions to Automotive Industry and delivers the products to major OEMs of Global auto brands such as Toyota, Honda, Suzuki, Mazda, and Nissan.

Anuj Talwar, Jt. Managing Director, Automotive Components Limited, said: "Talbros is working diligently towards enhancement of Indian Auto Industry. Since the adoption of BS-VI, our target is to support OEMs with a wide range of our products and help them with our expertise to boost product performance.”

“We at Talbros are committed to providing best in class product and services to our clients and this agreement will endorse Indian Car Makers to support the nation's goal to meet Make in India initiative. As more and more OEMs are now focusing towards reducing import content with the target of maintaining the best in class quality, our range of products and technology will support the OEMs to meet their goal.”

“With the new TAA with Sanwa, we have furthered cemented our relationship and commitment to the Indian Automotive Industry."