Source: Truck Parts and Service post
BESSENBACH, Germany – SAF-Holland has released a SAF air disc brake service parts wall chart and ADB service parts manual.
Distributed by SAF-Holland Original Parts, the company says the wall chart and manual provide quick access to OEM-quality rebuild kits and service parts for all SAF ADB models including P89 in both taper and parallel spindle design, P89 Plus, P89 Integral and C88 ADB.
Whether a customer is looking for replacement brake pads or caliper rebuild kits, the company’s service parts wall chart and manual will enable users to immediately find the part number they are in need of for servicing SAF air disc brakes.
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Additionally, the comprehensive wall chart and manual with Quick Reference Service Kit listings accurately expedite a user’s search to order the specific parts and kits required.
The wall chart and manual also include part numbers for ADB service repair tools.
“These new SAF ADB aftermarket support assets are just another way we are helping parts associates and service technicians across North America to easily and quickly identify the proper SAF service replacement parts,” said Bryan Thorwall, aftermarket brand manager. “By adding valuable resources, we are enhancing the customer experience.”
About SAF-HOLLAND
SAF-HOLLAND, Inc. has been in business for nearly 100 years. Although acquisition and mergers have changed the names during the last 20 years, the company’s products and history are tied to historical names such as Holland Hitch, Binkley, Neway and more recently, The Holland Group. Today as SAF-HOLLAND, the firm is an international company with products in every corner of the world.
The company’s legacy started in 1881 when Paul Zill, a blacksmith from Keilberg, Germany developed the Zill two-way plow for the agricultural industry. Zill’s blacksmith shop expanded into a small family operation as popularity for his plow grew and agricultural axles were added to the product line. Time passed – and the family operation evolved to became Otto Sauer Achsen Fabrik (SAF), a leader in the design and manufacture of integrated axle and suspension systems for commercial trailers.
Similar to SAF, Holland’s legacy also started in the agricultural industry in 1910 with the introduction of a safety release hitch for horse drawn plows. Founding father, Gerrit Den Besten, began the “Safety Release Clevis Company“ in Corsica, South Dakota. The company found new market opportunities in the automotive industry and moved operations to Holland, Mich. Renamed The Holland Hitch Company, the family owned business grew into a global supplier in the commercial transportation industry.
Today – these two historical companies are together as SAF-HOLLAND, a global leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of quality engineered components, systems, and services to the commercial vehicle industry.
SAF-HOLLAND specializes in coupling, lifting, and suspension systems for trucks, buses, tractors, and trailers.
