Bendix

Since the first of the year the Bendix team, based on customer feedback, has launched 200 new part numbers into the distribution channel. This addition will help Bendix customers cover more than 2 million additional cars, trucks and SUVs on the road
Jan. 1, 2020
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Since the first of the year the Bendix team, based on customer feedback, has launched 200 new part numbers into the distribution channel. This addition will help Bendix customers cover more than 2 million additional cars, trucks and SUVs on the road today.

"Our goal is to show the channel that we are a true full line supplier of both fast and slow moving parts, so that our distributors need to only call one source for all their braking needs," said Jim Kelley, Director of Sales, Americas for Friction Materials LLC. "We are not only providing them with the proper part numbers but also providing them with everything they need right in the box."

All new brake pad part numbers will include the following value-added enhancements: 1. Shims: A variety of premium noise insulators are used across the Bendix product lines to help eliminate noise- related comebacks. Every disc pad SKU includes a noise insulator, and all of the insulators have been attached at the factory.

2. Hardware: From abutment kits to spreader springs, all necessary hardware needed to help restore OE performance, eliminate comebacks and reduce installation time is included in the box.

3. Wire Wear Sensors: Wear sensors allow the vehicle's wear indicator system to operate as originally designed. Restoring the wear indicator function is necessary for a top-notch premium brake job.

4. Product Protection: Each brake pad set is individually wrapped to guarantee shipment quality.

Distributors interested in learning more about the enhanced Bendix product offering should contact their Friction Materials sales representative or email [email protected]. Technicians should contact their local Bendix Brakes distributor.

For more information visit www.bendixbrakes.com.

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