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NEWSTAR S-23854 Part Description
Manufacturer
Features & Benefits
- Made of premium quality steel that's been heat treated for increased strength
- Self-contained housing shields against contamination and makes installation easier
- All components undergo strict quality control and multiple rounds of performance testing
- Manufactured, assembled, and packaged in-house at ISO-certified facilities
Newstar Air Brake Automatic Slack Adjuster
The Newstar air brake automatic slack adjuster is designed to optimize brake performance with shorter stopping distances and extended lining life. It is also robust enough for use in the toughest linehaul and on-highway applications.
NEWSTAR S-23854 Specifications
Product Attributes
| Arm Length | 5.5 IN |
| Dimensions | 1 1/2"-28 X 5 1/2" |
| Notes | Haldex Style |
| Recommended Use | Trailer Axle Applications |
| Spline Diameter | 1-1/2 IN |
| Spline Length | 28 |
NEWSTAR S-23854 Part Interchanges
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| Haldex | 400-10211 |
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NEWSTAR S-23854 Manufacturer Information
Based in Schaumburg, IL, NEWSTAR® is an aftermarket parts manufacturer specializing in trailer suspension, engine, and drivetrain parts and components for medium and heavy duty trucks. The company supplies OEM manufacturers, truck dealerships, and warehouse distributors across the U.S. and Canada. NEWSTAR products are made of high-grade stamped steel, natural rubber, and other materials and hand-welded, resulting in an unprecedented level of quality down to the smallest detail. All products are also built and assembled using cutting-edge tools and undergo intense performance testing in an in-house quality control laboratory to ensure compliance with industry standards.
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