GSP North America NCV10636 CV Axle Shaft

Description

The CV Axle is the optimum sliding joint for the drive shaft, of which such high performance is demanded. It is attracting attention as a constant velocity joint offering the solution to noise vibration and harshness in 4WD vehicles. CV Joints are assembled with a specially formulated high temperature Moly grease to resist friction and wear. New grade neoprene boots are used to resist abrasion and temperature erosion. All CV Joints are CNC machined with their components to ensure the proper tolerance, guaranteeing a long and dependable life. Splines are machined to match OE Specifications. GSP AUTOMOTIVE group is the leading manufacturer for automotive driveline components for the worldwide aftermarket. The company was established in 1985 and produces drive shafts, constant velocity joint kits, hub assemblies, wheel bearings and rubber-to-metal components. GSP also contributes to the environment by applying highest environmental standards, processes and energy saving programs. For over 20 years, GSP has been manufacturing CV Joints and Drive shafts for the global automotive market. The annual production capacity exceeds 13 million CV joint kits, 4 million drive shafts, 1.5 million hub assemblies and 10 million rubber-to-metal components. GSP's quality is based on a long term quality development certified by ISO/TS16949, obtained in 2006. Strict quality standards and controls on an international level are being applied through all the processes.

Key Features

• New grade neoprene boots are used to resist abrasion and temperature erosion.
• It is attracting attention as a constant velocity joint offering the solution to noise vibration and harshness in 4WD vehicles.
• The annual production capacity exceeds 13 million CV joint kits, 4 million drive shafts, 1.5 million hub assemblies and 10 million rubber-to-metal components.
• CV Joints are assembled with a specially formulated high temperature Moly grease to resist friction and wear.
• The CV Axle is the optimum sliding joint for the drive shaft, of which such high performance is demanded.
• The company was established in 1985 and produces drive shafts, constant velocity joint kits, hub assemblies, wheel bearings and rubber-to-metal components.