Where are ACL bearings made?
Olivia Carter
Where are ACL bearings made?
Australia
About Us. For over 70 years precision engine bearings have been manufactured in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. During this time ACL has been a major OEM supplier to the Australian & International automotive industry, whilst providing an extensive replacement product range for the global aftermarket.
What is ACL bearing?
ACL RACE Series performance engine bearings are recognized as a premier brand throughout the motorsports world. The unique combination of design, metallurgy and engineering provides RACE Series performance bearings with the endurance and capability to perform where others cannot.
What are ACL bearings made of?
These bearings are a tri-metal copper-lead material, to suit every performance requirement.
Are NDC Bearings good?
NDC are a top quality bearing. Pretty well anything that comes out of Japan is not going to disappoint.
Are ACL bearings coated?
ACL proudly partners with Calico Coatings to provide the high performing coated bearings for the motorsports industry. Our coated bearings are coated with Calico’s CT-1 Dry Film Lubricant coating. It provides intermittent dry lubrication and is not affected by dust or dirt.
Where are King Engine Bearings made?
A: For 60 years now, King Engine Bearings has had production sites in Israel, and more recently in Serbia, on top of our U.S. and Turkey sales branches.
Where are NDC bearings made?
Japan
Engine Bearings Made in Japan. NDC is a engine bearing manufacturer, which started in 1962, during that time it has achieved the highest quality standards, making it the largest engine bearing manufacturer in Japan, NDC entered the Chilean market in 1983.
What is a coated bearing?
During the running-in period, minute amounts of the coating material are transferred to the counter-surfaces. This coating reduces friction and improves resistance against wear and smearing, even in bearings where only the rolling elements are coated.
What are crank bearings coated with?
Our bearings are coated with our CT-1 or CT-11* Dry Film Lubricant coatings to help reduce friction and abrasive wear. It provides intermittent dry lubrication and is not affected by dust or dirt. CT-1 is specifically engineered to withstand the extreme conditions of today’s high-performance engines.
