A brake hardware kit RFQ must define kit contents, dimensions, material finish, packing and whether the buyer needs a service kit or a bulk hardware program. Small hardware differences can block installation even when the main brake assembly is correct.
Short answer for purchasing teams
For brake hardware and repair kits, buyers should send a full kit photo, included parts list, spring or pin dimensions, target brake assembly and packing style before asking for price.
Common kit contents
- Return springs and hold-down springs.
- Pins, retainers, clips and washers.
- Adjuster links, levers or U-bolts where required.
- Bag label, box label or private label packing.
Why kit scope matters
Two kits can look similar but include different pin lengths, spring tension or adjuster link shapes. Meklov recommends using sample photos and dimensions instead of only a short product name.
Send the target kit content through the RFQ form so Meklov can review the correct repair kit scope.
Need help matching a brake part?
Send product photos, model references, quantity, destination market and packaging requirements. Meklov can review the RFQ scope before quotation.