Import Fuwa Trailer Suspension Parts- American Type — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Fuwa Trailer Suspension Parts - American Type is a complete axle leaf‑spring kit supplied by International Trailer & Parts. The kit comprises hangers and rockers, axle brackets, adjustable and fixed connecting arms (rods), and u‑bolts with matching plates. All components are manufactured in‑house by fabricating and casting processes described by the supplier. The supplier is located in Jalandhar, Punjab, India and ships worldwide.

The parts are typically forged from carbon steel, with a common industry grade of ASTM A572 for high tensile strength. A hot‑dip galvanised coating is normally applied to improve corrosion resistance in harsh environments. The American‑type design follows standard US suspension geometry, making it suitable for heavy‑duty trailers operating on rugged terrain. Such specifications are standard across the sector, ensuring compatibility with a broad range of trailer chassis.

Buyers such as trailer manufacturers, logistics firms and fleet operators use this kit to upgrade or replace suspension systems. International Trailer & Parts can customise dimensions or material grades on request, subject to confirmation of minimum order quantities. Trade terms, incoterms and detailed pricing must be discussed directly with the supplier before placing an order.

International Trailer & Parts is based in Jalandhar, Punjab, India and is listed under the organic supplier tier with a voyage trust tier. The company’s profile shows a response rate of 0.00 and does not provide an average response time, indicating that enquiries may require follow‑up. It specialises in American‑type Fuwa trailer suspension kits and offers both standard and custom‑manufactured solutions.

The supplier states that it can produce components according to buyer specifications at competitive prices and ship worldwide, including to near‑arctic regions. While the listing does not disclose production capacity or client references, the stated ability to fabricate and cast parts in‑house suggests a vertically integrated operation. Prospective buyers should verify the supplier’s manufacturing capabilities and request sample units before committing to large orders.