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(888) 312-8812 Login SignupWATSON & CHALIN 19516-111 Air Brake Relay Valve - Heavy Duty Axle Up LACM
$22949
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WATSON & CHALIN 19516-111 Part Description
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Features & Benefits
- Facilitates quick and balanced brake application for heavy-duty vehicles
- Enhances braking response and stability during axle-up configurations
- Corrosion-resistant construction ensures durability and longevity
- Designed for demanding applications, maintaining safety under heavy loads
- Ideal for commercial trucks requiring precise braking control
Watson & Chalin Air Brake Relay Valve
What keeps a fully loaded truck steady and secure when descending a steep grade? The Watson & Chalin Air Brake Relay Valve does the job with unmatched responsiveness for axle-up applications. By balancing brake pressure perfectly, it delivers swift and consistent braking action exactly when needed. Crafted for the rigors of heavy-duty operations, the Watson & Chalin 19516-111’s corrosion-resistant construction ensures durability and long-lasting performance, even under heavy loads. This relay valve is all about maintaining total control and safety on the road.
WATSON & CHALIN 19516-111 Manufacturer Information
Watson and Chalin (W&C)® is a one-stop-shop for all suspension needs. It offers first-rate lift axles for trailer air ride, trailers and trucks, single point, loose axles, and sub-frame assemblies. A pioneering world-renowned suspension company, W&C designs and manufactures durable medium- and heavy-duty suspensions for the truck and trailer industries. Its extensive product offering is aimed to provide original equipment manufacturers and dealers with a comprehensive line of aftermarket suspension products on a domestic and international scale. With its manufacturing excellence, remarkable leadership guidelines, and best warranties available, Watson & Chalin provides its customers in the heavy-duty commercial vehicle industry with the best value for their money.
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