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Releasing the power spring safely during spring-brake service is the purpose of the Bendix Air Brake Chamber Cage Bolt. The bolt is used with compatible spring-brake chambers to mechanically cage the spring before work is performed on the actuator. The bolt gives technicians the dedicated service hardware for that task instead of improvising with general fasteners. Because caging hardware is application-sensitive, the Bendix 800921 should be confirmed against the chamber design before service rather than treated as a generic cage bolt.
| Market Indicator | Aftermarket New |
| Country of Origin (Primary) | TW |
| UPC | 04068078305768 |
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| BW800921 | |
| N/A | K274121 |
| TORQUE PARTS | TR800921 |
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A part of the Knorr-Bremse Group, Bendix® provides the automotive and truck parts industry with cutting-edge energy management solutions, active safety technologies, and air brake charging for tractors, buses, commercial vehicles, trailers, as well as medium- and heavy-duty trucks throughout North America. Headquartered in Elyria, Ohio, Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems employs over 3,200 people who work hand in hand for the accomplishment of the brand's vision: "to become the leading worldwide supplier of active vehicle safety systems within the commercial vehicle industry." This brand takes pride in being the first to introduce many notable parts and technologies to the North American commercial vehicle market. Among these many firsts are the groundbreaking air brake system technologies such as air dryers, air compressors, and ABS. At Bendix, exceeding industry standards is a strict requirement.
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