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Cromax Continues As Official Sponsor Of Movistar Yamaha MotoGP Team
The Movistar Yamaha
MotoGP team has con- firmed Cromax in Italy as an Official Sponsor of the team in its quest for the 2017 MotoGP World Championship. This agreement marks the eighth consecutive year Cromax, one of the pre- mium brands of Axalta Coating Systems, has been
one of the team’s partners and suppliers. Under the terms of
the agreement, the Cro- max name appears on the Yamaha YZR-M1 bikes of Valentino Rossi and Maverick Vinales. Cro- max refinish paint systems are used on the support trucks as well as on the mechanics’
toolboxes,
workbenches and other pitlane equipment. Lin Jarvis, Managing
Director of Yamaha Mo- tor Racing Srl sais, “We are delighted to extend our partnership with Cro- max as Official Sponsor to the Movistar Yamaha Mo- toGP Team. Cromax and Yamaha share a rich his- tory in engineering, yet we
both continue to look at challenges with a fresh eye, constantly looking for new solutions. Cromax and Yamaha are both eager to perfect their performance, using innovative technol- ogies, and with Cromax products we will be able to keep our team trucks and hospitality units looking in perfect shape.”
Sealey Adds Hi-Vis Workshop Trolleys Sealey has introduced
hi-vis green workshop trolleys which it says are ideal for regularly used workshop items, such as power tools and bulky equipment which are too
big for a traditional tool chest. The CX109HV and CX110HV include 14 tool retaining holes, which are perfect for keeping small tools on
hand. A strong build quality coupled with heavy-duty 4” PU castors, two of which are locking, also make these excellent dismantling trolleys for smaller vehicle compo-
nents. Both models have a total load capacity of 160kg (80kg/level). The AP760MHV ga-
rage or workshop trolley has two shelves and a lockable gas sprung sup- ported lid, which allows for items to be kept safe when not in use. The overall dimensions, in- cluding the handle are (W x D x H): 925 x 440 x 900mm which incor- porate two 40kg capacity drawers with ball bearing slides. This unit features an additional screwdriver holder, which is ideal for quick access whilst work- ing. Two lower storage
New Firsts From First Line First Line’s committed
to being first to market with new products was underlined in March with the introduction of 120 references across its product groups. There were substantial addi- tions across many prod- uct categories including Steering & Suspension, Engine Mounts and Tur- bo Hoses. First Line says it range
of Steering & Suspension components is the most extensive in the aftermar- ket and it has been given a further boost with an additional 45 references,
bringing the offering to substantially more than 8,000. Control Arm Bushes increased sig- nificantly with 11 refer- ences, such as First Line part number, FSK7966, the upper and FSK7968, lower, for BMW 1, 2, 3 and 4 Series. First Line has also added 10 Sus- pension Arms, including left hand, FCA7475, and right hand, FCA7476, for the Renault Trafic III and Vauxhall/Opel Vivaro, as well as 9 Sta- biliser Links to further expand the Steering & Suspension range.
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references were also add- ed. The highlights here include: Rear Engine Mount-
ing FEM3857 for the Citroën C3 I, II and Pi- casso, C4 II, C-Elysée and DS3, plus the Peuge- ot 207 and 208 models, and and the Upper right hand Mounting
Engine
FEM4235 for Renault Twingo II and Wind Front left hand Engine
Mounting, FEM4238, for Opel/Vuaxhall Astra MK VI, Cascada Con- vertible and Zafira MK
eastcorkjournal III. New Turbo Hose of-
ferings include; a Crank- case Breather Hose, FEH1007, for a range of Fords and the Mazda 3, front right hand Tur- bo Hose, FTH1521, for the Range Rover Evo- que and Turbo Hose, FTH1724, for the VW Transporter and mul- tiple references for Air Filter Hoses, including FTH1445, FTH1448 and FTH1660 for a range of BMW’s. Garages also have the
benefit of being able to access position layout drawings within the cat- alogue for ease of identi- fication and to ensure an accurate match. All prod-
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shelves with a capacity of 50kg each, can be in- stalled base down or base up, to either give tool and component security or unobstructed access. The trolley has a total load capacity of 150kgs and is also fitted with four heavy-duty 4” PU castors, two of which are locking. These new items are
now available to order from Sealey stockist. For further details of Sealey’s Storage & Workstations 2017 promotion, or to view Sealey’s complete range visit
www.sealey.
co.uk
ucts come with also come with a two-year/24,000 mile warranty. Since May 2016, First
GKN Presents New Video Series
In order to offer add-
ed support to workshops, GKN has produced a new video series which pro- vides specific instructions for repair and installation of drive shafts, joints and other components. In the videos, GKN profession- als show the individual working steps and tools which are required for a perfect repair. GKN says that as the technology of modern vehicles becomes more complex every day, it is essential to have the right information and
Line says it has added more than 1,550 refer- ences to its product port- folio, demonstrating the
know-how. This video series lets technicians look over the shoulder of GKN experts to boost their practical knowl- edge. GKN says it also offers an essential infor- mation resource via the TecDoc system, which provides quick access to information, including photos, explanations and service information. The videos can be accessed at
http://www.gkn-
service.com/global/ passenger_cars/videos. html
company’s dedication to range development and commitment to its cus- tomers.
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