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NEWSTAR S-C305 Part Description
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Features & Benefits
- Made of premium quality materials for durability and long life
- Meets or exceeds vehicle manufacturer requirements for heavy duty air brake systems
- All components undergo stringent quality control checks and testing
- Manufactured, assembled, and packaged in-house at ISO-certified facilities
Newstar Air Brake Service Chamber
The Newstar air brake emergency relay valve converts the pressure from compressed air into mechanical force to engage the brakes. This direct-fit replacement is engineered according to OEM specifications.
NEWSTAR S-C305 Specifications
Product Attributes
| Mounting Hardware Included | Yes |
| Notes | Long Stroke (75mm), Direct Replacement For All Service Brake Chambers On The Market |
| Type | T16LS |
NEWSTAR S-C305 Part Interchanges
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| Industry | 16SCLS (LONG STROKE) |
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NEWSTAR S-C305 Manufacturer Information
Based in Schaumburg, IL, NEWSTAR® is an aftermarket parts manufacturer specializing in trailer suspension, engine, and drivetrain parts and components for medium and heavy duty trucks. The company supplies OEM manufacturers, truck dealerships, and warehouse distributors across the U.S. and Canada. NEWSTAR products are made of high-grade stamped steel, natural rubber, and other materials and hand-welded, resulting in an unprecedented level of quality down to the smallest detail. All products are also built and assembled using cutting-edge tools and undergo intense performance testing in an in-house quality control laboratory to ensure compliance with industry standards.
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