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The decisive factors determining developments
in the commercial vehicles sector are Engine power Engine torque Engine speed Axle transmission ratios Weights Sound insulation Environmental protection |
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In all vehicle categories and weight classes
engine power and torque are being increased.
Engine speeds are reduced accordingly. |
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Over the recent years vehicle unladen weights have decreased across the board, permitting higher maximum pay loads. In addition, new legislation has permitted higher axle loads and higher total loads of tractor/trailer rigs. |
Keeping pace with these trends, we have tailored
the design and dimensioning of the new Compact 2000
cardan shaft series to the specific requirements of the market.
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