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Davies, Craig Launches The Higher Flow Alloy EWP®150 Electric Water Pump

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Davies, Craig Launches The Higher Flow Alloy EWP®150 Electric Water Pump

 

Iconic Australian automotive cooling technologies manufacturer, Davies, Craig Pty Ltd has launched the new lightweight, high pumpin’, street-smart EWP®150 (150 l/min or 40 US gal US/min) aluminium Electric Water Pump (part ) and EWP/Fan Digital Controller Combo Kit (part ).

 

The launch of the new lightweight alloy EWP®150 Electric Water Pump opens a new chapter in the 40-year history of Davies Craig Pty Ltd. Following the very successful release of the EWP®115 nylon/glass and alloy models four years ago. Davies Craig has continued to research and develop EWPs and this new hi-performance, higher flowing alloy model will offer the international and national automotive aftermarkets another prodigious electric engine cooling water pump alternative.

 

Sales & Marketing Manager, John Benson stated, “Davis, Craig has a very proud history in the engine cooling technology business. The launching of our new alloy EWP®150 Electric Water Pump opens yet another exciting chapter that will offer and cater for unique engine cooling globally in the automotive aftermarket sector. The sales prospects for this new EWP product are exciting as the industry addresses the global challenges of producing more efficient engine cooling in an increasing warmer climate.

 

 

We took the first production EWP®150 unit to SEMA and PRI shows in November last year. These two great US automotive aftermarkets shows were the obvious choices to showcase this great new engine cooling product. Both the new alloy EWP®150 Electric Water Pump and EWP®150 & EWP®/Fan Digital Controller Combo Kit were very enthusiastically received from all quarters at both shows. The USA automotive aftermarket represents the largest growth market in the world for Davies Craig EWP engine cooling products. We are unwavering in our strategy to seek the very best US distributors to ensure this great product reaches all potential customers in the region.”

 

 

The new lightweight alloy EWP®150 is designed for universal remote-engine fitment across a diverse range of engines. The alloy EWP®150 comes complete with AN-16 internal inlet and outlet threads for neat, tight, AN-style fitting applications. Its lightweight, compact, more powerful design is suitable for small to large plus high-performance and 4WD engines. It’s a vital performance product that fits on the bottom radiator hose, improves engine cooling management whilst releasing more horsepower, torque as well as decreasing fuel consumption. Combined with the EWP/Fan Digital Controller, the pump continues to run on after engine shut down thus eliminating ‘heat soak’ and extending engine life.

 

 

For additional information, please visit our website http://www.daviescraig.com.au/ or contact 3pConnect at (909)476-6068 or sales@3pConnect.com

 

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