Product Details
Steel Knotted Hollow End Brush by Pioneer Automotive®. By having own manufacturing facilities Pioneer Automotive™ can guarantee the best quality in the market with the most competitive cost structure. Their OEM facilities help maintain the most strict quality control systems but at the same time support with designing and engineering capabilities. Everyone says they can support their customers from the raw materials stage to customer delivery, but Pioneer Automotive is dedicated to this principle everyday each member of Pioneer's team gives 100% of their attention to meeting the needs of clients. Pioneer has been recognized all around the world for several decades by offering great and diversified product lines.
Specifications
| Wheel Type: End |
| Bristle Type: Knotted |
| Material: Steel |
| Attachment Type: Shank |
| Shank Size: 1/4" |
Features
- Made to deliver reliable service for a long time
- Rugged construction to withstand harsh conditions
- Made with cutting-edge technology
- Manufactured under superior quality control
Pioneer Automotive® was founded in 1946 by the late Herman A. Shields, who owned a successful automotive parts manufacturer’s representative firm in his hometown of Meridian, Mississippi. He formed the company to service the needs of his clutch re-manufacturer customers. His goal was simple: Supply the needed, hard-to-find parts for these businesses. Little did he know that the company he founded would become a leading supplier of high quality components to the Automotive aftermarket. For over 30 years under the guidance of the Shields family, Pioneer growth was based upon the twin cornerstones of customer service and reputation of the "Source for hard-to-find parts." With Pioneer's state-of-the-art distribution network and vertical integration through base manufacturing on key product lines gives Pioneer a strong and competitive package of Powertrain related products. For 68 years, the Pioneer story has been unique. Pioneer’s growth has been based upon the philosophy of Herman Shields that success must be based upon customer service and satisfaction.