Product Information
The driveshaft is the part which gave the business its name – and at Shaftec, we’ve been remanufacturing them in the UK for more than 25 years.
What is it? The drive shaft is a component of the drive train in a vehicle
Where is it? It is located next to the car’s wheels
What does it do? The purpose of the driveshaft is to deliver torque from the transmission to the differential, which then transmits this torque to the wheels which allow the vehicle to move.
Together, the new and remanufactured programme of Shaftec branded driveshafts offers the most comprehensive range available in the Aftermarket. All Shaftec Driveshafts carry a 60 Month, 60,000 Mile / 96,000 km warranty.
We remanufacture the programme under the strictest of conditions. Each driveshaft is stripped right back to the bare bones and inspected to ensure that there are no defects.
If it passes our stringent inspection process, it is then remanufactured to the original state an reassembled by hand using new ancillary parts – that’s brand-new CV joints, boots, grease and clips.
After assembly each part is inspected to ensure it meets our quality standards
Full application details for the Shaftec product range can be found on MAM Autocat and TecDoc. Search by VRM, Vehicle Make/Model, Part Number or Product Specification.
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Shaftec has added 76 new driveshafts to its New To Range collection for February.
Shaftec has added 18 new products to its New To Range collection for January, featuring seven brake calipers and 11 driveshafts.
Shaftec has now added three driveshafts to the New To Range collection for September.
Shaftec can now reveal that eight driveshafts and five brake calipers have been added to its ever-expanding New To Range collection for July.
