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KautexKautex Business Overview

Defining a Clear Vision

KautexKautex [1] is a leading global supplier of plastic fuel systems, including plastic and metal fuel assemblies. In fact, Kautex pioneered the development of plastic fuel tanks. Kautex’s Clear Vision System, which provides automotive windshield and headlamp cleaning, is rapidly becoming the leading brand in the global market. The company also manufactures blow-molded ducting and fluid reservoirs, cooling pipes and acoustic components. We have 32 locations in 14 countries to serve customers around the world. Its employees continue the innovative work that has made Kautex a leader in the plastics industry.

Valuing Teamwork and Innovation

Developing state-of-the-art systems and products requires people who love innovation, enjoy collaboration, and thrive on change. Kautex is a fast-paced, high-energy organization epitomized by its COMET Business System values: Customer, Orientation, Manpower, Excellence and Team. Our employees live the values of COMET.  

Going Beyond Business

Kautex enjoys the resources that come with a large organization, yet it maintains the feel of a small company. Employees are encouraged to grow personally and professionally. The company also sponsors events and activities outside of the workplace.

Where Is Kautex?

This interactive map displays Kautex facilites around the globe. You can also locate other facilites within Textron's network of businesses.


Vince, HR Manager, Kautex

Fast Fact

Until the early 1970s, all automotive fuel tanks were made of steel. Because of Kautex, plastic fuel tanks are now found on 85 percent of all automobiles in Europe and 70 percent of those in the United States.

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