U.S. Brake’s disc brake rotors set the pace for design, quality, and performance. Specially designed materials, enhanced computer imagery and design, as well as extensive lab and track testing have yielded a superior brake rotor. All U.S. Brake rotors have been optimized for strength, weight, and heat dissipation ability to meet the demands of the serious racer.

  Zendex Tool Corporation is situated in a state-of-the-art, 34,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Danbury, Connecticut. The company traces its history to 1984, when Zendex president, Al Coccaro, sought a faster, easier way to move vehicles around in his busy body shop. GoJak® self-loading dolly was born to eliminate the necessity of jacking all four wheels and placing a dolly under each. Not one to rest on his laurels, a number of other, highly innovative inventions soon followed.

  Our new Tuner Series underdrive crank pulleys and adjustable cam gears set a new standard for accuracy and finish at a price-conscious level. Tuner Series products are CNC-machined from lightweight 6061-T6 aluminum billet. Premium U.S. made 6061-T6 aluminum billet ensures the consistency of the material’s strength and balance. Tolerances are held to within .001”.

  U.S Chemical & Plastics was founded in 1950 as a producer of air-dry body filler for automobile repairs. Over the years, the product lines were expanded to include other proprietary and custom polyester types of autobody repair materials, Benzoyl Peroxide, epoxy adhesives, industrial coatings, primer surfacers and fiberglass materials. As a leader in the repair segment of the automotive aftermarket, U.S. Chemical (USC) was responsible for developing and marketing many industry firsts. Many of these items such as DuraGlas®, All-Metal® and Kromate®, are synonymous with U.S. Chemical.

  The uvex brand (uv-ex = ultraviolet excluded) was first introduced in the sixties by Rainer Winter, managing director of UVEX WINTER HOLDING, based in Fürth, Germany, for a line of sunglasses. It soon turned into an umbrella brand for all their sports products and was then extended from the mid-seventies onwards to include the safety division.