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Motor Wheel re-colors CentriFuse brake drums

June 14, 2021
“Motor Wheel colors Genuine CentriFuse drums blue and CentriFuse heavy-duty drums red,” said Jeff Bates, general manager, Motor Wheel.

Motor Wheel, manufacturer of CentriFuse brake drums and Crewson brake adjusters, announced the re-colorization of their CentriFuse brake drums.

“Not all brake drums are the same, even though they may appear to be. That is why, in the production process, Motor Wheel colors Genuine CentriFuse drums blue and CentriFuse heavy-duty drums red,” stated Jeff Bates, general manager of Motor Wheel. “This action differentiates Genuine CentriFuse drums helping Motor Wheel customers identify imitations and off-shore clones.”

“Now that Motor Wheel is part of the Hendrickson family, it provides us a platform to advance our lite, standard, and heavy-duty drum brake system performance and deliver a great brand that complements our existing product portfolio,” said Richard Mudd, vice president of Truck Commercial Vehicle Systems at Hendrickson. “When you specify Motor Wheel CentriFuse drums, you will receive the same great product and service support from Hendrickson you have come to expect from the market leader. We look forward to working with our Motor Wheel associates and strengthening both businesses, ultimately serving the commercial truck and trailer industry.”

Genuine Centrifuse brake drums are specified every day for a wide range of commercial trucking operations. Drum construction (material fusing technology) ensures exceptional drum strength. CentriFuse offers safety, low cost of operation, and proven performance for maximum equipment uptime, the company said. The blue and red colors symbolize Made in America.

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