Clutches

Technical definition of a clutch

A clutch separates the engine from the gear box to enable gear change. On vehicles with mechanical gear boxes, the clutch is controlled by the driver via the clutch pedal. On automatic models, the clutch does not require driver action. The purpose of the clutch is not only to change gear, but also to change speed ratio. It contributes to driver and passenger comfort, filters vibrations and protects the engine.

Our clutches are collected within our network, and then sold directly in batches.

LDA has implemented industrial procedures to be able to process large volumes within the shortest possible delay, and to ensure parts are delivered to our customers rapidly.