Heavy-Duty Leadership Group responds to national charging corridor plans
The group applauded the White House’s plans to accelerate a phased-in development of a freight charging network across the U.S. by 2040.
Is the heavy-duty aftermarket supply chain getting better?
Aftermarket manufacturers answer that question, as well as questions on overall health of the supply chain.
Eaton to offer Advantage series remanufactured clutch
The remanufactured Advantage clutches feature a strap drive intermediate plate design.
Eaton to supply OEM with new 48-volt aftertreatment heater controller for emissions regulations
Eaton announced it has reached an agreement to supply its new 48-volt programmable aftertreatment heater controller for electrically heated catalysts to a global commercial vehicle manufacturer. Eaton did not name the OEM, but notes that rapidly warming up the diesel exhaust aftertreatment catalyst, and keeping it warm during low engine load operation, is essential for optimal performance
Eaton, Traxen sign agreement for A.I.-powered iQ-Cruise system
iQ-Cruise integrates both functions in a single device and applies artificial intelligence (A.I.), to provide automatic, more natural speed control.
Eaton’s stamped battery terminals deliver energy cycling performance, weight savings for EV, ICE vehicles
Eaton offers stamped battery and eyelet terminals for both electrified vehicles (EV) and internal combustion engine vehicles.
Eaton launches software to manage networked EV charging stations
Within the online operator portal, site hosts can view and manage location and station information, driver access, payment processing and more.
Eaton eMobility introduces battery disconnect unit with circuit protection technology
Power management company Eaton announced its eMobility business has introduced a battery disconnect unit (BDU) that can be combined with upgraded Breaktor circuit protection technology to provide circuit protection in electrified vehicles (EVs) while reducing overall complexity and cost, the company noted. When paired with the Breaktor circuit protection technology, which combines current switching and resettable bidirectional short-circuit protection
Eaton develops 48-volt aftertreatment heater controller
Eaton has recently announced its eMobility business has introduced a 48-volt programmable power electronics control unit for electrically heated catalysts that can be used by commercial vehicle manufacturers to meet tightening global emissions regulations, the manufacturer noted. Rapidly warming up the exhaust aftertreatment catalyst, and keeping it warm during low engine load operation, is essential for optimal
Eaton introduces DC-DC converters for 48-volt commercial vehicle architecture
Eaton introduced a family of 48-volt DC-DC converters for diesel-powered commercial vehicles that can be used to power accessories such as antilock brakes and lighting. Eaton’s DC-DC converters are operational in ambient temperatures up to 85 degrees Celsius and boast 97% design efficiency, according to the manufacturer. Eaton’s DC-DC converter takes power from a 48-volt system and
Eaton’s Vehicle Group introduces ePowertrain business unit
Power management company Eaton announced its Vehicle Group has formed a new ePowertrain business unit, which will focus on products from Eaton’s electrified vehicle (EV) transmission, reduction gearing and differential portfolios. Combining the product lines into a new ePowertrain business unit creates synergy among Eaton’s powertrain and EV experts and allows the Vehicle Group to offer its global customers
Eaton introduces low-voltage power components
Power management company Eaton announced its Vehicle Group now offers an array of low-voltage electrical components that fulfill growing power and control requirements, including conversion, protection and distribution for commercial vehicles and off-highway applications. The technologies are designed for multiple segments, including commercial vehicles as well as military, construction and agriculture applications. Eaton’s lightweight, low-voltage technologies are