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BCA Bearings Releases 21 New SKUs To End 2019

The new products cover BCA’s wheel-end bearing assemblies, bearings, seals and differential-kit product offerings.

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By Counterman Staff
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NTN, the parent company of BCA Bearings, has announced the release of 21 new product SKUs.

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The new products cover BCA’s wheel-end bearing assemblies, bearings, seals and differential-kit product offerings. In total, BCA released 682 new part numbers in calendar-year 2019.
 
“Calendar-year 2019 was another successful year for us as it relates to getting new products into our line,” said Matt Gorski, manager of product management. “Our commitment to provide high-quality products in key coverage areas for our customers was the driving force behind our efforts in 2019. I am proud of what our team accomplished and I am looking forward to what 2020 has in store for BCA.”

BCA Bearings, powered by NTN, is a longtime trusted OE supplier to the automotive aftermarket. BCA offers a full line of wheel-hub assemblies, seals and loose bearings.
 
Complete product and catalog information for the BCA line can be found at www.BCABearings.com and www.ShowMeTheParts.com.

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