Bolts, nuts, pins, washers, bushings, clamps – which no car repair shop can do without
When thinking about workshop equipment, the first thing that comes to mind is the so-called "larger equipment": drills, saws, car jacks and many other large-size items. Meanwhile, they are only the tip of the iceberg. Necessary accessories are much more, e.g. bolts, nuts, pins, washers, bushings, clamps. So what else must the owner of a good workshop remember? How should ...
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BOSAL number – what is it, history, where did it come from
The BOSAL number is a number identifying the products of the BOSAL company, which has long been a known global manufacturer of automotive and industrial equipment. The company deals with both the original equipment market and the aftermarket. Its product range includes emission control systems for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, towbars, energy conversion, sockets and tool kits. The BOSAL ...
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BOSAL number – what is it, history, where did it come from
The BOSAL number is a number identifying the products of the BOSAL company, which has long been a known global manufacturer of automotive and industrial equipment. The company deals with both the original equipment market and the aftermarket. Its product range includes emission control systems for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, towbars, energy conversion, sockets and tool kits. The BOSAL ...
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OE number – what is it, history, where did it come from
Automotive fans certainly know him perfectly. The OE number means "original equipment", which is the original equipment used by the manufacturer. This abbreviation is one of several others that sorts out the types of components for motor vehicles that are subject to wear and replacement. The introduction of individual categories has significantly facilitated the daily operation and repair of drivers ...
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Walker number – what is it, history, where did it come from
Country manufacturers who produce car parts very often use different identification numbers, among others Bosal, OE or Walker number. These markings have already become widespread on the automotive market. They are used by manufacturers, car workshops, assembly plants and individual drivers whose vehicles need repair or replacement of parts. Where did the Walker number come from? There are many companies ...
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