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 Ozerband is established in 1976, started production in 1977. At the beginning most of production was performed on cotton woven transmission belts then within short term, has been started nylon and polyester woven conveyor belt production.
Ozerband that took a first place with offering best quality and costumer services within starting production, in 1982, achieved to produce steel woven conveyor belt first time in Turkey. In the same year, it has performed first conveyor belt export of Turkey to Pakistan, followed Iraq, Iran, Libya, Rumania, Jordan, Germany, Italy, Netherland, Yugoslavia, Austria, Sweden, Russia, England and U.S.A. Ozerband has kept working on research and development studies permanently, in 1984, has produced OZER SY 2000 Cold Vulcanized Adhesive first time in Turkey again and offer its customer benefits.
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 The people of Anatolia wore rubber shoes forsome time after leaving the raw hide shoes. And called all of the heeled shoes,lined rubber shoes, boots, overshoes, Gislaved or called them Derby. Now we areproducing all of our rubber shoes and boots to wear them for special purpose.Now Derby crepe is worn by those working in high voltage environment, why not?It is resistant to 10.000 volts. Derby groin High Boots and cobalt boots arefor hunters or people working in water… Old people still wear over-shoes tocomfort their feet in short, OzerRubber carries tradition to future by producing special purpose rubber shoesunder brand names which had been the names of products for years.
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 Our production facilities which started to produce Conveyor Belt, V-Belt and Cord Fabric in Kosovo in 2006 has been opened by Industry and Commerce Minister of Turkey Mr. Ali Cosgun with a formal ceremony.
Industry and Commerce Minister of Turkey Mr. Ali Cosgun performed a special visiting to Kosovo due to attendance to opening ceremony of Kosovo Conveyor Belt Facilities that explained by greatest investment in Kosovo region, also visited Murat Hudavendigar Mausoleum before opening ceremony.
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