AVON, Ohio – Distributors can now access all the information needed to select, order and sell the entire line of differential and transmission rebuild kits, bearings and related drivetrain components from North Coast Bearings LLC (NCB) – online, at the all-new www.northcoastbearings.com.
Along with NCB products, the new site features DT Components, a premium line of transmission, differential and transfer case rebuild kits and components for light and heavy duty truck applications distributed by North Coast through its strategic alliance with The Timken Co.
“This is the first time that the NCB and DT Components product lines have been consolidated together under a single website umbrella, making it easier for distributors to meet virtually all of their drivetrain needs from a single distribution point,” said North Coast Bearings Vice President of Sales, Ken Lark. “What’s more, the site includes links to our parent company, Bearing Technologies, with access to even more products.”
According to Lark, the new site provides distributors with a single point of contact for 28 different product categories comprised of thousands of part numbers. A significant portion of that coverage is devoted to the DT Components line, which includes more than 2,000 cataloged rebuild kits and 22,000 SKUs.
Also featured on the site are leading brands of differentials and components distributed by North Coast Bearings, such as Auburn Gear, Eaton (including Posi, eLocker, Detroit Locking and Detroit Truetrac) and Tractech, as well as the Permatex brand of adhesives and sealants. Other NCB products featured on the new website include center support bearings, ring and pinion sets, axle shafts and u-joints.
More detailed product information and application data are available in downloadable brochures, flyers and catalogs available in PDF format from the “literature” section on the site. Included is the latest DT Components product catalog, a 350-plus page guide covering virtually every popular light, medium and heavy duty vehicle on the road.
