TEVO Creations
Written by: Vinnie van Rooij
TEVO Creations is a raw material supplier/distributor, private label company and also manufacturer/developer of nano-technology based products for the consumer, construction and automotive market. It is one of a few companies like this that originates from Malaysia.
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TEVO Creations history
TEVO Creations is a product line from TEVO, a company founded in 1988 in Penang, Malaysia. The company was founded as a specialist in chlor-alkali chemical material supplies. In 1995 the first factory was set in over 20.000 square feet. At this time the company specialized in rubber, textile, water treatment, paint and coating supplies. Developments in the coming years lead to venturing into building and construction coatings in 2005. The company also started doing private labeling and providing OEM services for both international and domestic market at this time. In the years between 2010 and 2015, TEVO started to develop functional, advanced coatings for the automotive, consumer and marine market with the integration of nano-technology. Today the company produces coatings and other raw materials for construction, automotive and the consumer market. The automotive branch aims at bodywork, metal and alloys, rubber, interior, glass, plastic, leather and engine bay parts. In 2017 the company has a distribution network into America, Canada, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Singapore.
TEVO Creations products
Products designed and manufactured by TEVO Creations are aimed at the use of nano-technology in a very broad range of steps in the detailing process. The company offers products to protect surface and to perform light corrections. The nano (and ceramic) based products offer protection for paintwork, glass, metal and plastic. They also offer a product for all-round purposes. Through the cleaning and correction products the surfaces can be corrected and prepped for the use of the protective products.
Company information
The company has its own company website and is reasonably active on social media. The brand is not often seen on detailing related fora and/or message boards. The company is not often seen at detailing related events or larger meetings. The company can sparingly be mentioned by some resellers, distributors and customers on some of the online channels.
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