Commercial vehicle suspension components
Manufactured in Ludhiana, Punjab, India. Enquiries welcome from domestic and international buyers.
Rubber-to-metal bonding.
Application-led manufacture.
Maurflex manufactures torque rod bushes for commercial vehicle suspension applications. Our torque rod bushings are developed around the required dimensions, rubber compound, metal components and operating conditions.
Whether you need a replacement torque rod bush or a drawing-based component, send your part reference and specification for review.
Request a quotationRelated suspension requirements
V-rod, I-rod & balance rod bushes
Torque rod bush, torque arm bush and related suspension-part names can vary between catalogues. Identify the correct component by its drawing and part number; these terms do not establish interchangeability.
V-rod bush
For enquiries involving V-rod suspension assemblies, provide the bush location, assembly reference and mounting dimensions.
I-rod bush
For I-rod applications, share the rod reference, bush dimensions and sleeve or pin arrangement for matching.
Balance rod bush
Send the vehicle and suspension details, drawing or sample reference to identify the required balance rod component.
Technical details that determine the right fit
Truck, bus and trailer suspension requirements differ. A similar-looking bush is not enough to confirm compatibility.
- Part identification
- Part number, drawing revision, vehicle model and suspension assembly reference.
- Dimensions & mounting
- Inner and outer diameters, sleeve length, mounting-hole centres or pin dimensions, as applicable.
- Rubber & metal specification
- Compound, hardness, sleeve material, finish and bonding requirements agreed for the application.
- Operating conditions
- Loading, movement, temperature and environmental exposure for technical review.
- Supply requirements
- Required quantity, inspection requirements, packaging and delivery destination.
Quality control & product development
Our quality-management approach focuses on documented processes, manufacturing consistency and continual improvement. Product development starts with the application and agreed acceptance criteria.
Dimensional & material checks
Dimensions, rubber hardness and material requirements are assessed against the agreed specification.
Bond integrity & pull-out
Bond-strength or pull-out checks can be specified where relevant to the bush design and inspection plan.
Load-deflection & proof load
Where required, load-response and proof-load evaluation use agreed loads, directions and acceptance limits.
Endurance & development
Endurance requirements and development trials are defined for the component and intended operating conditions.
Testing scope, sampling and reports are agreed for the relevant product and order. No single test programme applies automatically to every bush.
From Punjab to your supply requirement
Maurflex is the brand of Maurya Rubber Products, based in Industrial Area C, Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana, Punjab, India. We welcome torque rod bush enquiries from local customers, Indian distributors and international buyers.
- Share your drawing, part reference, application and required quantity.
- Confirm specifications, inspection needs and any sample-development requirements.
- Agree pricing, packaging, lead time and delivery terms for the destination.
Torque rod bush questions
Are torque rod bushes and torque rod bushings the same?
The names often describe the same type of component. Confirm the actual part using dimensions, mounting details and the vehicle or suspension reference.
Can a torque arm bush replace a V-rod or balance rod bush?
Not by name alone. These applications may use different bush designs. The part reference and complete specification must match before replacement is confirmed.
Can I enquire from outside India?
Yes. Send your specification, quantity and destination country. Product suitability, packing, lead time and delivery terms are confirmed for the enquiry.
What is needed for a custom bush enquiry?
A drawing or sample reference, dimensions, material and hardness requirements, application details and expected quantity help us review development feasibility.
