Hendrickson launches Aero Guard fixed mount bumper for International ProStar

Hendrickson launches Aero Guard fixed mount bumper for International ProStar

Hendrickson Bumper and Trim announces the release of the all makes Aero Guard resin bumper for International ProStar with a fixed mounting bracket that retrofits to all truck year models. Aero Guard bumpers are exclusive to Hendrickson and are engineered for increased impact durability and to weigh less. In addition, the Aero Guard bumper for ProStar offers nearly 3.75-in. of additional ground clearance compared to the factory supplied plastic bumper and is available in a two piece design, the company explained.

Hendrickson Bumper and Trim also offers a complete line of bumpers for ProStar trucks with a variety of materials, including Aero Guard – stainless steel clad aluminum and Aero Guard – resin bumpers with several mounting options. Aero Guard offers the look and finish of chrome, is corrosion resistant and is less weight than traditional metal bumpers, according to Hendrickson. Aero Guard, injected molded resin, offers extreme durability not found in typical injected molded bumpers. With several combinations of materials and mounts, Hendrickson has a ProStar bumper to meet a variety of customer demands.

Aero Guard and Aero Guard ProStar bumpers are available exclusively through the Hendrickson all makes program and can be purchased from International Truck dealers.

Hendrickson, a Boler company, is a  global manufacturer and supplier of medium and heavy-duty mechanical, elastomeric and air suspensions; integrated and non-integrated axle systems; parabolic and multi-leaf springs; and bumper and trim components to the global commercial transportation industry.

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