• TSE Brakes introduces VCT air brake actuators

    TSE Brakes is introducing VCT (Variable Clocking Technology) that features easier installation, better chamber sealing and fewer necessary model numbers.
    Dec. 30, 2015
    2 min read
    TSE Brakes is introducing VCT (Variable Clocking Technology) that features easier installation, better chamber sealing and fewer necessary model numbers, the company said. “Now you can freely spin the ports during installation and then secure with one bolt,” said Jean Gregoire, director, North American aftermarket sales & marketing. “It only does the feature save time with installation, but it also allows our customers to stock fewer models because the port locations are now variable instead of left hand or right hand. Also, our customers told us that at times air brake actuators are less efficient because they are not always properly sealed by the installer. The beauty of the innovative VCT design is that we factory seal the diaphragm, so the installer is no longer required to get the best possible seal.”Benefits include up to 75% less installation time, less inventory, less shared leak responsibility, and less chance for improper installation, according to the company“Six model numbers can handle virtually every TSE Brakes actuator installation,” the company said. “The piggyback kit includes four pieces versus competitors’ eight to make installation even easier.”VCT models are available on UltraLife and OmniBrake air brake actuator models.

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