Pull type cover

Ordinary clutch covers are designed to push for disengagement, EXEDY's patented pull type cover does the opposite. The Pull type clutch cover accommodates higher torque, in conjunction with lighter pedal efforts to produce a superior clutch operation. It is particularly effective for high powered vehicle applications.

Peak cut cover

The peak cut cover was designed to minimize pedal effort increase over time and provide longer life by design. The peak cut cover is mainly used by taxi and commercial vehicles, where high mileage is achieved over a very short time period.

LPEC cover

LPEC stands for Light Pedal Effort Cover, and is used to relieve pedal effort in vehicles where higher engine torque requires an increased pedal effort. The LPEC cover was designed to reduce the pedal effort when engaging the clutch throughout the clutch's life. The LPEC design reduces the release load compared to conventional clutch covers by increasing the lever ratio.

Lever type clutch cover

The Lever Type Clutch Cover is designed with push lever arms for clutch disengagement. This design is mainly used by large vehicles such as trucks and buses.

Silent type disc

EXEDY's silent type disc has been cleverly designed utilising technology to reduce gear noise caused at acceleration, deceleration and idling. On acceleration it is possible to reduce gear rattle for front wheel drive vehicles by controlling it with low torsional rigidity and high hysteresis torque. At deceleration it is possible to move the resonance frequency point to lower engine rotational speed which makes smaller rotational fluctuation. On idle it is possible to improve the gear rattle by using low torsional rigidity and low hysteresis torque.

WAD disc

WAD (Wide Angled Damper) discs are designed to correspond with high engine fluctuation in diesel and direct injection applications, the WAD uses high performance damper technology to absorb noise and vibration.

Dual mass flywheel

The Dual Mass Flywheel was designed by EXEDY for applications with high torque engines, used commonly when engine size has been reduced. The dual mass flywheel secures damping functionality at low speeds in order to reduce CO2 emissions and increase gas mileage.

The features of the dual mass flywheel are:

• To decrease the harshness of operation and sound of transmission gear rattle.
• To secure strength at low resonance speed.
• To decrease the sound of the damper operation.
• Secure pressure plate lift.
• Improvement of engine start at low temperature.