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Look at a racing engine.

What you see first is the precision mechanics. What you don’t see are the many sealing solutions that withstand continuous and extreme temperatures, mechanical overloads, and vibrations.

At ITC Elastomères, we have a specialized workshop dedicated to precision seals conforming to ISO 3601-3.

Our workshop is:

• Thorough visual inspection: every part inspected, zero surface defects

• Precise dimensional tolerances: strict adherence to critical dimensions for absolute sealing

• Motorsport capabilities: F1, rally, motorcycles

These aren’t just seals. This is manufacturing precision at the engine engineering level.

Are you designing a high-performance engine? Let’s talk about our solutions.

Yesterday in Toury, a wave of pink invaded our site.

At ITC, we have mastered adhesion. Yesterday, our employees demonstrated something else: commitment. Pink t-shirts, clothing, Pink October pins: all our teams showed their support for the fight against breast cancer. From injection molding machines to logistics, from workshops to offices, pink has taken over from industrial grey.

Behind this joyful moment, a serious message. In France, breast cancer affects one in eight women. Early detection allows for a cure in 9 out of 10 cases.

So spread the word: talk about it, get tested, remind those who matter to you.

Thank you all for this wonderful show of support.

The Elanova team, a center of excellence in the rubber industry, stopped by ITC Elastomères yesterday as part of its Tour de France of Rubber.

Christophe Beauvais and Mohamed Dekar opened the doors of the site to them, before in-depth discussions on the issues, particularly regulatory ones, and the prospects for our sector.

This visit provided an opportunity to showcase our production site to the team. Operational since March 2025, it features:
– production organized into cells and managed according to Lean principles
– a building compliant with the RE2020 standard, equipped with photovoltaic panels
– a plant that recycles 98% of our tribofinishing water in a closed loop

An industrial tool of which we are proud and which lives up to our ambition since 1974: mastery of the entire rubber chain, from formulation to finished part.

Thank you to Héloïse Le Levier, Dana Abou Ahmad, Amélie Taupin, Ruth Hidalgo and Islem Belkhous for this wonderful step and for our exchanges.

Carpooling and Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
In 2025, we implemented concrete initiatives:
Carpooling encouraged: our employees, who share similar commutes, travel together, reducing the number of vehicles on the road.
Cycling: some employees now live closer to our factory and commute by bicycle.
Electric vehicle charging stations installed at our Toury site.
It’s a humble approach: we’re not going to revolutionize the sector, but we’re taking local, collective action on what we can control.
That’s ITC!

Water is a critical resource. At ITC, we know that.
In 2025, we installed a wastewater recycling plant for our tribofinishing process, capable of closing 98% of the loop in a closed circuit. The tribofinishing sludge is centrifuged and recovered.
We set a target for 2027: to further reduce our water consumption by 10%. The decrease is already noticeable.
This isn’t just a technical investment. It’s a deliberate choice: to reduce our wastewater and raise awareness among our employees and customers about the importance of this resource.

It’s the European Sustainable Development Week
In 2025, we left our old premises for a new factory designed and insulated according to RE2020, the most demanding French environmental standard for buildings.

At ITC, what does this mean in concrete terms?
Photovoltaic panels that produce green electricity directly on-site. Less reliance on the grid. Less carbon.
The numbers speak for themselves: our Scope 1 emissions have been significantly reduced since we stopped using fuel oil.
This is just the beginning. We have also optimized our lighting systems and our heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to further reduce our energy consumption.

The result? A factory that produces and consumes more responsibly.

It’s possible. At ITC, it’s already been done.

An oxygen mask that doesn’t allow enough air to pass through is not an option.
At ITC Elastomers, our dedicated airflow test benches validate each membrane intended for respiratory protective equipment. We measure the flow and control 100% of production before delivery.

This requirement is all the more critical as French summers experience increasingly frequent heat waves and forest fires, with a growing demand for protective equipment.

Regardless of the sector, we never deliver an oxygen mask membrane without first verifying that it allows the wearer to breathe.
Are you developing a respiratory protection device? Let’s discuss your technical specifications.
👉 Request a quote: https://www.itc-elastomeres.com/en/contact-us/

At ITC Elastomers, our high-performance materials library covers the entire spectrum of technical rubbers: silicones, EPDM, fluorinated (FKM), nitriles, aramids and many more.

Behind each family of materials, a specific solution:
– Silicones: extreme thermal resistance and biocompatibility
– EPDM: resistance to ozone and aging
– Fluorinated compounds: sealing in aggressive chemical environments
– Aramids: resistance to tearing and high mechanical stress

And this is just a glimpse of our high-performance materials library. We formulate materials that hold up where others fail. Have a project where the material needs to make all the difference? Describe your challenge, and we’ll formulate the solution. Contact our engineering department.

Are you looking for a reliable technical partner for your elastomer parts?

Do you want to be sure you are using materials that comply with biocompatibility standards?

Do you want perfectly watertight seals and robust membranes for the entire lifespan of your equipment?

ITC elastomers has been supporting medical and pharmaceutical device manufacturers for several decades with custom-made parts: seals, pipes, membranes, bellows, profiles.

Our parts are formulated to withstand the specific constraints of the medical and pharmaceutical sector and comply with the European RoHS REACH directive, parts 5, 10 and 11 of ISO 10993 and the Ph 3.1.9 standard of the Pharmacopoeia (steam sterilization, chemical agents, contact with fluids).

Our LSR medical press under laminar flow ISO class 7 allows us to transform a wide range of USP class VI silicones under the required hygiene conditions.

Discover our ITComppounding approach: a rigorous method, from the specifications to the validated part.

Identify constraints: we begin by analyzing environmental constraints: thermal, chemical, climatic, dynamic.

Convert materials: the type of part and its geometry then guide the formulation, incorporating material approval requirements, REACH compliance and the choice of the most suitable transformation process.

Control performances: we analyze the life cycle of our formulations according to the conditions of your applications to guarantee the lifespan of your elastomer parts in service. We can also simulate the behavior of the material in application.

A structured process for reliable and sustainable solutions.

📩 Contact us to discuss materials with our team