The main focus has been the observation of the flexible production line of an actuator associated with AUDI's high-end suspension systems, designed and manufactured by CLR.

The Levantine Reducer Company -CLR- You have received the visit Of a delegation made up of 16 people, including researchers, businessmen and employees of the patent and trademark office of South Korea.The visit consisted of two parts, the first in the auditorium of IBIAE -Ibi Business Association-, where Xavier Gisbert, Managing Director of CLR, has exhibited the productive capacities of the company, the business sectors and main customers for whom we work, taking as an example some of the success stories highlights of the company. [caption id="attachment_2125" align="aligncenter” width="520"]

CLR conference for Korean entrepreneurs and researchers
Source: IBIAE [/caption] Later, the entire delegation went to the CLR factory headquarters, where the flexible production line of a mechanism for suspension systems From the high-end of the Audi car manufacturer, for which CLR designs and manufactures.

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In turn, those present were able to get to know the different areas of the company in situ; the engineering team, the quality department and the production area, placing special emphasis on how the company deals with quality management in sectors as complex as that of the automotive.

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Xavier Gisbert, surprised by the interest of the visit on the part of Koreans, explained that it is “one more symptom that our efforts to make ourselves known to the world and become a reference in our type of product-service are beginning to yield results”.

Video source: IBIAE

CLR has been working and developing its projects in three major areas for four decades: engineering, quality and production. With a team of highly experienced engineers, the company is able to offer a global solution to the drive needs of each company, having supplied tens of millions of gearboxes across five continents. Currently, the company Ibense exports to more than 30 countries around the world and has offices in Spain and Germany.