Wholesalers and their workshop customers can benefit from smart consolidation with DENSO lambda sensors
Due to the fact that they were the predominant ignition coils used by vehicle manufacturers (VMs) between 2000 and 2010, ‘stick’ coils, a design originally devised and patented by DENSO in 1997, are currently the most common ignition coil type seen in the aftermarket. Although since 2015, an increasing number of VMs have turned to COP coils, forecasts reveal that the stick will remain the mainstream coil in the aftermarket until at least the mid-2020s.
Originally introduced in 2020 to provide training for both customers and partners, DENSO’s e-Learning platform and the subsequent League of True Mechanics (LOTM) competition, has proved to be a hit with professionals committed to increasing their technical knowledge and those that have a little competitive spirit
DENSO is a true pioneer of starter and alternator technology and is now the world’s largest original equipment (OE) manufacturer of rotating electric parts, with a global market share of more than 25 percent. As a result, its replacement starters and alternators, supplied to wholesalers across Europe by DENSO Aftermarket, are the smallest and lightest rotating machines for their output, delivering unrivalled efficiency, wear resistance and powerful performance.
DENSO is a true pioneer of starter and alternator technology and is now the world’s largest original equipment (OE) manufacturer of rotating electric parts, with a global market share of more than 25 percent. As a result, its replacement starters and alternators, supplied to wholesalers across Europe by DENSO Aftermarket, are the smallest and lightest rotating machines for their output, delivering unrivalled efficiency, wear resistance and powerful performance.
