The John Bean V3300, V2380 and V2280 family of wheel aligners has been given a new look and features.
New features for these aligners include online connectivity that, when connected to the internet, allows the aligners to access vehicle specifications and OEM repair procedures for ADAS repairs as well as provide software and vehicle specification updates. In addition, the new online report management feature allows shop aligner reports to be printed, emailed or texted from anywhere.
NRS Brakes says its galvanized backing plates ensure no rust or corrosion occurs from lack of use due to regen braking.
NRS Brakes has designed galvanized brake pads for the Tesla Model 3 specifically for electric/hybrid vehicle technology.
The company says (ADAS) vehicles demand a higher quality of all parts, especially safety items such as brakes.
As moisture creeps through the porous nature of the friction material, it is compromising the untreated backing plat, NRS Brakes says. Usually, moisture in the friction material is dissipated as heat is created through normal braking routines.
The company says the Light-N-Carry LNC375 delivers a high-intensity beam from its LED light engine and features a zoomable torch setting that allows the user to choose a broader or more focused area of illumination.
The Moore-Safe uses interchangeable heads to cradle undercar components to reduce the chance of slippage due to misplacement or a shifting load.
Raybestos will supersede all Specialty European part numbers into Element3 and will discontinue the Specialty European brake pad line.
Clore Automotive’s new torch lights feature a zoomable torch setting that allows the user to choose a broader or more focused area of illumination.
John Bean has redesigned its website to make it easier to locate more in-depth information. The company says it intends to make it easier for customers to decide which John Bean wheel service products are best for their shop locations. Related Articles – Yokohama Rubber partners with Haupt Racing Team – BKT celebrates International Day
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John Bean has released its new 15k Four-Post Open Front Alignment Lift. Designed for big jobs, the John Bean 15k Four-Post Alignment Lift has open-front columns, 26-in. runways and integrated 100-in.-long rear slip plates. The lift can accommodate heavy-duty, dual-rear-wheel trucks, while also being suited to accommodate standard, four-wheel alignments on passenger vehicles, the company says.
The company will have its Tru-Point ADAS calibration system on display at the Snap-on Total Shop Solutions booth at the SEMA Show.
