MotoRad To Display The 'World's Largest Thermostat' At AAPEX

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MotoRad To Display The ‘World’s Largest Thermostat’ At AAPEX

The large-scale fabrication stands just over five feet tall and weighs in at more than 300 pounds. The promotional product display is an exact replica of the company’s latest thermal management innovation, the UltraStat.

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MotoRad, a global provider of automotive aftermarket thermostats and caps, is set to unveil the world’s largest thermostat in its booth No. 1638 at AAPEX. The large-scale fabrication stands just over five feet tall and weighs in at more than 300 pounds. The promotional product display is an exact replica of the company’s latest thermal management innovation, the UltraStat.

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MotoRad says this feature-rich line of thermostats offers category-leading innovation, including BLVT valve technology and all heavy-gauge stainless steel construction for long-lasting, corrosion-free performance.

AAPEX attendees are invited to come discover the complete list of UltraStat features and benefits via interactive digital media and product brochures during the show. Stop by booth No. 1638 to see this and the many other new products available from MotoRad.

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Emma Henderson is the Managing Editor of aftermarketNews and Counterman. She joined Babcox after a career as a television reporter for stations across the Midwest. Contact her at [email protected]
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