Webb Wheel Takes Steps to Thwart Counterfeiters
The recent Federal Registration Trademark obtained by Webb Wheel Products Inc., covering its brake drum part numbers has now been recorded with U.S. Customs Service for monitoring. This step will enable the compan
The recent Federal Registration Trademark obtained by Webb Wheel Products Inc., covering its brake drum part numbers has now been recorded with U.S. Customs Service for monitoring.
This step will enable the company
and its representatives to actively investigate and pursue legal action against importers who use the Webb registered part numbers on brake drums manufactured outside the U.S. Webb Wheel Products will take the appropriate action to stop the importation and sale of all counterfeit brake drums.
All aftermarket distribution channels will be audited periodically to ensure products bearing the Webb part numbers have been produced in the company’s U.S. facilities under their exacting quality standards.
All Webb brake drums are produced in U.S. facilities and are routinely tested to ensure they meet or exceed the criteria as set forth by the FMVSS 121 stopping distance regulations as well as the company’s own stringent quality standards. In addition to the part number, the Webb cast-in name is clearly visible on brake drums manufactured and distributed by Webb Wheel Products. End users and distributors should look for these marks to assure the products are meeting the demands of the heavy duty industry.
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