Meritor Launches Fras-le Hydraulic Disc Brake Pad Program
Meritor's Aftermarket business has begun distribution of the Fras-le Work Truck and Fleet Disc Brake Pad Program to its customers
Meritor's Aftermarket business has begun distribution of the Fras-le Work Truck and Fleet Disc Brake Pad Program to its customers.
The North American program includes a complete line of hydraulic disc brake pads for class 1c-7 vehicles and is positioned to help aftermarket customers expand friction sales into new vocational market segments.
The new product is being distributed from Meritor's North American distribution centers in Florence, Ky., and Brampton, Ontario.
Meritor supplies a comprehensive lineup of all-makes hydraulic brake components including rotors and calipers to complement the Fras-le pad program. The product portfolio is complemented with sales and technical engineering materials for easy product identification, according to Dennis Riedel, product manager Undercarriage Products, Meritor Aftermarket.
Fras-le is the OEM friction supplier on many medium-duty work trucks in the U.S.
Developed for work trucks and fleet vehicles such as school buses, ambulances and tow trucks, Fras-les Extreme Service products are engineered for severe-duty applications to help ensure superior stopping power under diverse braking conditions and high temperature performance.
Magnum Pro brake pads are developed to provide outstanding stopping performance under normal braking conditions for work trucks and fleets, and are engineered to match the OE vehicle-specific friction materials and are available in either semi-metallic or ceramic versions.
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