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Brake Parts Inc. To Introduce New Braking Technology

Brake Parts Inc. (BPI), manufacturer of Raybestos brand brakes, has announced plans to present what it says will be the next major transformation of the disc brake pad. The official unveiling takes place at the 2013 Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo next week in Las Vegas.

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Brake Parts Inc. (BPI), manufacturer of Raybestos brand brakes, has announced plans to present what it says will be the next major transformation of the disc brake pad. The official unveiling takes place at the 2013 Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo next week in Las Vegas.      

A new premium friction product offering and brand name are being launched around the company’s new "Enhanced Hybrid Technology" innovation. According to BPI, the end result is unprecedented braking control, stopping power and overall performance.

To learn more, visit Raybestos at AAPEX booth No. 838.

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