Quality You Can Rely On - Tested for Performance and Fit
We take product quality seriously. HC-CARGO parts undergo rigorous testing by our in-house quality engineers to ensure optimal performance, precise fit, and easy installation.
It starts with the supplier. Becoming a supplier to the Bosch Group is a rigorous process. Suppliers must meet a long list of requirements. They need to have qualified processes and above all they must earn the approval of our experienced quality managers and engineers, who conduct frequent, intensive on-site evaluations. This is a continuous process which extends over the entire period of cooperation. This rigorous standard also applies to the HC-CARGO products.
We also require our suppliers to have certified management processes. They are therefore ISO9001 or IAFT16969-certified.
Certified Quality Standards
- ISO9001-certified management processes
- Aftermarket products validated and approved by our own engineers
Greener and Cleaner – Our Commitment to Sustainability - Environmentally Responsibility
For us, sustainability means striking a balance between the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of our business activities as part of responsible corporate governance.
Our sustainability activities consider the entire value chain – from the procurement of materials and goods through production to the product use phase and beyond (“end of life”).
As a brand of the Bosch Group HC-CARGO products adhere to the ISO14001:2015 certification for environmental management.
Why Choose Repair Over Replace?
Often, repair is a more affordable and faster solution for the customer. Changing the broken or worn-out part(s) with HC-CARGO parts will still leave the customer with a top-quality unit. Especially if it is a rare OE unit, it will be more economical to repair.
- Lower environmental impact
- Reduced use of raw materials
- Cost-effective solutions, especially for rare OE units
- Remanufacturing certified to IATF16949 standards
In addition, repair offers significant environmental advantages. By extending the lifespan of the original unit, you conserve valuable raw materials. Further production costs (e.g. for energy, logistics etc.) are reduced and thereby the environmental impact is lower.
