CVT Parts for Distributors
For distributors and wholesalers: a multi-row CVT conversation, with packing and quantity terms confirmed up front.
Design diagram only, not a product photograph.
The distributor conversation
A distributor or wholesaler does not order one part. The conversation covers several rows at once, the packing for mixed rows, and the quantity terms that make a mixed order workable. The company materials list distributors, wholesalers, brand owners and retailers among the buyer types served, and they list customised packing, matched to the customer's requirements, as a service. Those two facts shape this page: the inquiry should be a range inquiry, not a single-part inquiry.
What a range inquiry should contain
List the rows, with quantities per row, and say which rows are ordered as sets and which alone. Ask for the packing per row and for the mixed order, and whether packing photographs will be provided. Ask for the quantity terms and the lead time for the whole range, not just for one row, because a range lead time is set by its slowest row. Ask about after-sales technical consultation, which the company lists as a service, and how a distributor's own customers' fault questions are handled. As on every page of this site, no quantity or lead-time figure is published here; the inquiry is where those figures are fixed.