Short answer: a brake wheel cylinder supplier should receive bore size, port thread, mounting distance, side position, fitting details and sample photos before quotation. Similar-looking wheel cylinders can differ in hydraulic and mounting details.
Why bore size and port thread matter
Bore size affects hydraulic function, while port thread and inlet angle affect installation. A photo alone is not always enough. Buyers should measure the bore where possible and send a close-up of the fitting and bleeder screw area.
Single unit, pair or repair kit?
Tell the supplier whether the RFQ is for a single brake wheel cylinder, left/right pair, axle-side set, wheel cylinder with fittings, or a repair-kit relationship. This prevents confusion around included parts.
What Meklov can quote
Meklov supplies brake wheel cylinders for drum brake systems, including single units, left/right pairs, fitting kits and repair-kit related supply.
Send bore size, port thread, mounting distance, photos and quantity through the RFQ form.
Product sourcing: View the brake wheel cylinder sourcing page, then send the exact model, dimensions, quantity, target market and sample photos for RFQ review.
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.