Import Brake Caliper Spare Parts For Trucks And Buses — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Turkey

Serin Otomotiv Ic Ve Dis Ticaret supplies brake caliper spare parts aimed at heavy‑duty trucks and buses. The catalogue covers models for Scania, MAN, DAF, Renault, Volvo and Mercedes vehicles and carries the BrakingTech trademark. The company operates from Izmir, Turkey and distributes to markets in Europe, North America and Oceania.

Brake calipers for commercial fleets are typically cast‑iron or aluminium alloy, with piston diameters ranging from 30 mm to 55 mm and standard mounting bolt patterns of M12×1.5. These dimensions provide the necessary clamping force for high‑mass vehicles and are compatible with standard brake lines and hydraulic circuits. The parts are supplied in bulk crates that protect the components during sea freight.

Purchasers such as fleet maintenance workshops, authorised service centres and parts distributors use these spares to minimise vehicle downtime. Trade terms are negotiated directly with the supplier; the listing does not disclose a minimum order quantity, so buyers should confirm MOQ and payment conditions. Shipping options include FOB Izmir or CIF to the destination port, and the supplier can arrange third‑party inspection before dispatch.

Serin Otomotiv Ic Ve Dis Ticaret is an independent wholesale distributor based in Bornova, Izmir, Turkey. The company lists its address as Kemalpasa Mahallesi, 7105 Sokak No:4 and operates under the BrakingTech trademark, focusing on procurement and supply of brake‑caliper repair kits for commercial vehicles. The supplier’s trust tier is recorded as “harbor” and the platform shows a 0 % response rate with no average response time recorded, indicating that buyers should verify current communication activity directly with the firm.

The profile does not mention specific certifications, production capacity or employee numbers, so those details must be confirmed with the supplier. Serin Otomotiv states that it serves customers in Belgium, England, Poland, North America, Russia, New Zealand and South Africa, suggesting experience with international logistics. Prospective buyers are advised to request recent export documentation and any quality‑control reports before placing orders.