NRF, well known for being a manufacturer and supplier of cooling parts, launches a large range of turbo hoses. Due to market demands and future ambitions, NRF has decided to add this product group to its portfolio.
NRF launches new turbo hoses range
NRF, well known for being a manufacturer and supplier of cooling parts, launches a large range of turbo hoses. Due to market demands and future ambitions, NRF has decided to add this product group to its portfolio.
Depending on the layout of the vehicle, the number and location of the turbo hoses may vary. At least four hoses are used in the charge air cooling system: two on the side of the intercooler, one on the turbocharger side and one on intake manifold side. The installation of the branch pipes is done with clamps.
The range of turbo hoses consists of 282 references for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. This entire range is Easy Fit, so the packaging includes the right hose clamps. It’s a great advantage for the workshop, because it ensures an easy and quick installation of the hose.
All NRF turbo Hoses are extensively tested in the own testing and development facilities in Poland.
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