The automotive aftermarket is at a crossroads where sustainability, safety and quality are paramount, says Brake Engineering.   As the industry grapples with the dual challenges of environmental responsibility and consumer demand for affordable solutions, remanufacturing is leading the way as a responsible option for workshops.  With over four decades of expertise, Brake Engineering is aiming to show how the industry can achieve ...

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How to reset the handbrake mechanism when fitting calipers If the hand brake lever is moved prior to fitting and adjustment to the vehicle it will throw the automatic hand brake adjustment out. If this happens, the hand brake mechanism will have to be reset by the following methods: For type A calipers (Slots in piston type) If ...

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Arnott Europe, Brake Engineering and Compressortech take us through the processes and phases involved in the making of reman parts.  Air Suspension – Arnott Europe Our process starts by gathering old air suspension components in our European HQ in the Netherlands. Upon arrival, the parts are sorted by car model and type, boxed and shipped to the USA. Arnott’s R&D facility has been testing ...

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Brake Engineering has extended its product range by introducing six new brake calipers and one additional wheel cylinder. The braking specialist continues to launch new products each month covering an even wider vehicle parc as it remains committed to securing optimum customer satisfaction. The latest additions to its caliper range cover both left- and right-hand ...

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Brake Engineering launches brand new website Brake Engineering has launched a new market leading responsive website, designed to continue and develop the braking supplier’s Original Aftermarket initiative. The website, www.brake-eng.com, provides exclusive information about the company, as well as regular updates from the braking brand including new-to-range product introductions and events. Customers can also access ...

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Brake Engineering has added six new brake calipers, as well as one pair of brake discs and one brake pad set to its extensive product range, reflecting its commitment to constantly develop its offering to meet customer requirements. The new brake calipers cover popular models for both left- and right-hand applications including: Mercedes Benz C250, ...

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A technicians guide to brake fluid- What spec should you use and when should replacement take place? Fluids come in many guises, but the vast majority of vehicles coming into a workshop have a glycol based system, which should be maintained with DOT 3, DOT 4 or DOT 5.1 fluids. The DOT specification rates a number of properties of ...

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“Original Aftermarket a game-changer” says Brake Engineering   Brake Engineering is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its Original Aftermarket initiative stating it has already changed perceptions in the automotive industry. Original Aftermarket was launched to redefine the supply and fit of braking products in the automotive aftermarket and bring transparency, clarity and quality to an ...

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Brake Engineering has extended its product range with the addition of six new parts, including four new brake calipers and two new brake discs.

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Best practice guidance and common assembly errors from Brake Engineering.

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