Amipart Range Of Brake Pads Wow East African Market
Since introduction over 18 months ago, the demand for this product line has exceeded all expectations
Our client commented “We were fitting new pads on quite a few of the same trucks at the same time so we noted which ones had what brand. They all run more or less the same route so when they come in for service we can see how they are shaping up and compare the mileage. We saw that the Amipart ones where side by side with the OEM brand but others were not as good. We are now going to use Amipart pads.”
As a company we continue to develop our product range by introducing quality alternatives.
Located in Leyland, Preston, we specialise in supplying an extensive range of replacement commercial vehicle spares for major vehicle manufacturers. Our range includes replacement parts for brake and clutch, electrical, steering, suspension, rotating electrics, body components and much more. We are part of Leyland Exports, which through its subsidiaries offer a bumper to bumper parts supply along with a range of new DAF trucks for export.
All our brake pads are manufactured in state of the art facilities to the most stringent quality controls. Holding ISO 9001 and TS16949 certification, all pads are accredited through to ECE Reg 90. Sourced from a global player in the OEM brake pad supply chain that supplies to over 50 countries worldwide, you can be assured of the quality and performance of this safety critical product.
The pads deliver consistent and efficient braking performance under all temperatures and conditions with a sintered carbon metallic composition, a friction coefficient of 0.4 and a maximum continuous working temperature of 600°C.
Our Ami-Stop Pro range contains a welded mesh backplate to improve sheer strength and efficiency. Complete with titanium bedding-in coating, this ensures maximum surface contact almost immediately, avoiding the usual time required to bed-in the pad.
CONTACT
John Hale
AMIPART
sales@amipart.co.uk
www.amipart.co.uk
+44 (0) 1772 642462
Tuesday 14 April 2015 / file under Transportation | Automotive