Automotive Brake Components Aftermarket Companies

*Disclaimer: List of key companies in no particular order

Automotive Brake Components Aftermarket Latest Company Updates:

October 2023- ZF Aftermarket disclosed that the company is set to display its robust aftermarket brands such as TRW, ZF, SACHS, LEMFÖRDER, and WABCO with thorough solutions to back internal combustion, fully electric, hybrid, and semi-automated vehicles at the 2023 AAPEX and SEMA Shows. The ZF vice president of Aftermarket North America, Ben Smart, said that the company is providing the best of both worlds at SEMA and AAPEX, as ZF Aftermarket establishes how they take on their OE brilliance across generations to offer brilliant products for today's vehicles, as the company has for those of the past and those yet to come. The statement further continued as ZF is at the lead of next-generation mobility, and as vehicles become progressively connected, automated, and electrified, the requirement for replacement parts for electric, hybrid, and semi-automated vehicles is rapidly growing.

October 2023- Omnia Advanced Materials, a global manufacturer of sustainable fiber-based sealing and noise-dampening solutions for automotive applications, will introduce its latest gasket and brake shim solutions at AAPEX in booth A156. With nearly 60 years of experience, Omnia serves the automotive industry, heavy-duty, small engines, and many other industrial applications. The company said that Omnia's new NoVibeHeat is a revolutionary brake SHIM technology with superior thermal resistance that is highly effective at dampening high-frequency squealing noise. NoVibeHeat is available in three variations that use thermal-resistant, noise-dampening composite layers and bond the new shim layers together without using any toxic chemicals. The business development & sales manager, Pete Gendreau, said that the response overseas has been overwhelming. Hence, the company is happy to present its outstanding product offering to the North American market. 

Top listed global companies in the industry are:

• Akebono Brake Industry Co. Ltd.


• ABS Friction Inc.


• Baer Inc.


• BorgWarner Inc.


• Brembo SpA


• Carlisle Companies Inc.


• Continental AG


• Disc Brakes Australia Pty. Ltd.


• First Brands Group


• Freeman Automotive UK Ltd.


• Haldex AB


• Hyundai Motor Co.


• Meritor Inc.


• Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.


• Robert Bosch GmbH, and others.