Renamed ZF Sachs AG, the company became part of the ZF Group in 2001 and was merged into ZF Friedrichshafen AG in 2011. Today, products of the SACHS brand are successfully sold internationally by ZF Aftermarket, together with the LEMFÖRDER, TRW, WABCO and …

ZF Sachs AG, also known as Fichtel & Sachs, was founded in Schweinfurt in 1895 and was a well-known German family business. At its last point as an independent company, the company name was Fichtel & Sachs AG.

Dec 13, 2023 · ZF Aftermarket is expanding its line of SACHS CDC dampers available in the USC region. These electronic shocks for passenger cars work with vehicle sensors to anticipate and adjust the damping force to external conditions for a safer and more comfortable ride.

Sep 28, 2023 · SACHS Performance. ZF SACHS Performance height-adjustable coilover suspensions feature sports-oriented responsiveness, long service lives, unparalleled quality, and simple handling, as well as quicker and low-priced installation.

Whether dual-mass flywheel or XTend: ZF Aftermarket supplies OE quality SACHS clutches and clutch components designed for greater cost-effectiveness of car clutch replacement or repair and added driver comfort.

SACHS CDC dampers for PC are the prime choice when it comes to maximum safety, dynamics and ride comfort. SACHS CDC dampers for PC feature an electronically controlled proportional damping valve. Sensors monitor all influences, from the …

ZF Aftermarket, one of the world’s largest aftermarket businesses, introduces 16 new part numbers for SACHS Continuous Damping Control (CDC) shocks available in the U.S. and Canada; The company has added 53 new TRW Brake Booster part numbers and 69 master cylinders to the line of TRW braking products for the region

Leveraging ZF's rich legacy in gearbox technology and SACHS’s acclaimed expertise in clutch systems, our powertrain products are at the forefront of next-generation mobility. Our deep roots in motorsports fuel the features, innovations, and high-performance materials in …

The new products expand ZF’s line of SACHS CDC shock absorbers by more than 70 percent, reflecting growing demand for advanced damping technology in the aftermarket. The CDC part numbers cover a variety of BMW and Audi models, among others.

With the increasing popularity of the bicycle in the 1880s, Sachs, a seasoned athlete, discovered a keen interest in cycling. As an amateur rider and member of the elitist Frankfurt “Velociped-Club,” he enjoyed glorious victories riding penny-farthings, tricycles and two-wheelers.