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Steelbird International showcases range of filters and rubber parts at Bharat Mobility Auto Expo 2025

The company, marking its 60th year in operation, manufactures over 3000 products, including 1500 rubber parts and 300 varieties of filters.

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Steelbird International showcases range of filters and rubber parts at Bharat Mobility Auto Expo 2025

Steelbird International, an automotive components manufacturer, is presenting its comprehensive range of filters and rubber parts at the Bharat Mobility Auto Expo 2025, which opened on January 20 in New Delhi. The company, marking its 60th year in operation, manufactures over 3000 products, including 1500 rubber parts and 300 varieties of filters.

"We are looking forward to meeting industry participants, from foreign delegates to channel partners and the mechanic community at this year's expo," said Manav Kapur, Executive Director of Steelbird International. The company has been participating in the auto expo for the past 15 years.

The Bharat Mobility Auto Expo 2025 features separate venues for cars, two-wheelers, and components, bringing together manufacturers, buyers, designers, policymakers, and industry professionals. The event has emerged as a significant platform for the automotive sector in India.

Steelbird International, which established its first automotive filters plant in North India in 1964, specializes in air filters, oil filters, fuel filters, cabin filters, and rubber parts. The company's product range spans from basic dust caps to precision rubber-metal bonded components.

The automotive components sector in India has been adapting to technological changes, particularly in areas such as electric vehicles, AI, and cybersecurity. Industry analysts note that manufacturers are increasingly focusing on automation and innovation to meet evolving market demands.

The Indian auto components industry has shown steady growth over the past decade, with the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India reporting increased domestic production and exports. The sector has been working to align with global automotive trends while maintaining its competitive edge in traditional markets.

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