BPW Trailer Systems India Pvt. Ltd. is building a pipeline of robust underpinnings for off-road use. The air suspension technology in the portfolio is deemed suitable for off-road applications with a rated load of 12-14-tonne in the case of daily transport operations for businesses.
"The BPW SL air suspension is not just the first choice for you, it is the only choice. That is because it is designed both for high axle loads and for specialist applications," averred Nagaraj Ubale, Director at the company. With the SL air suspension, the company claims to rely on proven BPW technology positioning it as a typical BPW high-quality offering.
A long life expectancy and excellent reliability combined with a modular design for effortless maintenance backed by the availability of spare parts and a seamless international service network are among the value propositions. Ubale claims, the pneumatic suspension is good for the toughest terrains like off-road duty cycles. The company claims that the proven technology in the form of an air suspension features a long service life and emerges on top as a robust underpinning. The top reserves in design are claimed to have been developed especially for operating in demanding terrains. In the SL, BPW is proud of showcasing high-quality German engineering, reiterated Ubale.
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