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In 1964, Transmission Systems established a joint venture with NSK Limited. Today the facility in Fukuroi City produces transmission bands, friction plates, one-way clutches and clutchpacks. In 1992, it opened a new manufacturing and engineering facility.
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A joint venture with Tsubakimoto in 1965 became wholly-owned BorgWarner Morse TEC Japan K.K. in 1984. Its campus in Nabari City includes three plants, producing Hy-VoŽ transmission chains, engine timing components and silent timing chains. In 2004, it opened another facility in Aoyama..
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Hitachi Warner Turbo Systems Limited, a joint venture, manufactures turbochargers for passenger cars in Hitachinaka City.
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| India
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In 1987, Turbo Systems entered India with a joint venture in Chennai, where it produces turbochargers for passenger cars. The company's thermal business manufactures fans in the same city.
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Divgi-Warner, a Transmission Systems' joint venture, produces transfer cases and automatic locking hubs at its facilities in Sirsi and Pune. The operation opened in 1995.
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In 2002, Morse TEC began making chain products and engine timing system components through its joint venture in Kakkalur.
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Beru manufactures diesel start systems at its facility in Pune.
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| South Korea
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BorgWarner entered South Korea in 1987 in a joint venture with Hyundai and NSK-Warner to produce automatic transmission components.
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In Eumsung, TorqTransfer Systems services transfer cases, and the Transmission Systems' joint venture produces friction products and one-way clutches.
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Fans and fan drives are made at a BorgWarner operation in Changwon.
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Pyongtaek is home to the Turbo Systems' joint venture which produces turbochargers as well as the Morse TEC plant that makes chain products.
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Beru operates a production facility in Shihuhg-City and a joint venture in Chungiu-City.
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| Taiwan
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Morse TEC opened its facility in Tainan Shien in 1996.
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The operation makes silent cam chains for motorcycle engines.
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