250,000 scrapped cars lost to the aftermarket
Will Rimell
Will Rimell is the Editor of CAT Magazine, the leading publication for the construction and transport industries. With a keen eye for industry trends and a passion for heavy machinery, Will oversees the magazine’s editorial direction, ensuring readers stay informed on everything from infrastructure projects to the latest plant equipment. His commitment to high-quality, investigative journalism has made CAT a trusted voice for professionals across the sector.
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Exclusive: Denso to launch 'massive' new promotion for UK distributors
Denso's new promotion will be called the 'Millionaires Club' - and as such will have a huge marketing budget behind it. Distributors could win big prizes, such as full hospitality trips to the Monaco Grand Prix.
Lobby gets excited by a room that changes colours
CAT Magazine's intrepid Karen Reilly, also known as Lobby, enjoys a trip to Germany to see how Corteco's parent company - Freudenberg - operates
Denso Starter and Alternator Programme: Massive Expansion Announced
Denso: expansion in starter and alternator range
ECP launches new lubricant for modern hybrids
Euro Car Parts launches new lube for hybrids
Corteco
CORTECO engine, transmission and chassis mounts turn noise and vibration into smooth and comfortable driving conditions. The highly sophisticated technology of Corteco products clearly shows in the example of the innovative, decoupled pulley. In addition to the traditional damping of the axial vibrations, the pulley decouples the belt drive from the crankshaft. This reduces the strain on neighbouring components. The lifetime of belt and pulley is extended, while reduced noise levels inside the car mean enhanced ride comfort.
Corteco
CORTECO oil seals have a history which stretches back more than 70 years: the CORTECO brand was first registered as a product trademark for radial shaft seals in Italy in 1932. These seals were manufactured and distributed in Italy by a partner of the Freudenberg Group. Since 1932 the Italian market has identified the CORTECO brand as being a 'rotary shaft oil seal'. This is similar to what happened in Germany for Freudenberg's 'Simmerring®' brand.
Corteco
Since developing the Simmerring® technology in 1929, Freudenberg has gone from strength to strength with a unique and ever-expanding range of sealing products. Regardless of whether the project involves customised individual solutions or complete sealing packages with complex specifications, success is based on in-depth process knowledge, innovative development methods and the highest quality materials like elastomers, coated steels, raw materials and silicones.
Why you can't beat an aftermarket trade show
Cyprus, Paris and erm Sandown - the aftermarket doesn't get more exotic than this