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Automobile & Transportation

Automotive Center Console Components

Types

Center Console Panel · Dashboard · Other

Applications

Passenger Cars · Commercial Vehicles

5 editions5 March 2026

Automobile & Transportation

SRS Airbag System

Types

Driver Front Airbag · Passenger Front Airbag · Side Airbag

Applications

Passenger Vehicle · Commercial Vehicle

5 editions5 January 2026

Automobile & Transportation

Methanol-powered Ships

Types

Dual Fuel · Single Fuel

Applications

Freight · Passenger Transport · Other

5 editions26 December 2025

Automobile & Transportation

Spring Trailer Axle

Types

Capacity: Lower than 8,000 lbs · Capacity: 8,000-15,000 lbs · Capacity: 15,000-25,000 lbs

Applications

Utility Trailers · Travel Trailers · Boat Trailers

5 editions4 March 2026

Automobile & Transportation

DC Traction Power Converters for Subways

Types

Rectifier · Regenerative Braking Energy Feedback Device · Regenerative Braking Energy Storage Device

Applications

High-Capacity Metro · Medium-Capacity Metro

5 editions15 January 2026

Automobile & Transportation

Integrated Cockpit System

Types

Household Type · Commercial Type

Applications

Automobile · Aerospace · Other

5 editions5 March 2026

Automobile & Transportation

Anode Recirculation Blowers

Types

12V · 24V

Applications

Automotive Industry · Energy Industry · Marine Industry

5 editions31 January 2026

Automobile & Transportation

Electric Car Chargers

Types

Floor-standing · Wall-mounted

Applications

Apartment · Residential · Other

5 editions21 December 2025

Automobile & Transportation

Car Wax

Car wax is a waxy substance that is rubbed onto a vehicle's exterior. It is then allowed to dry before being wiped off, creating a protective layer for the vehicle's paint and clear coat. Car wax is usually made from a mixture of carnauba wax and other natural waxes.

Types

Natural Waxes · Synthetic Waxes · Paste Waxes

Applications

Commercial · Individual

5 editions9 January 2026

Automobile & Transportation

Automotive Oil Pan

An oil pan is a component that typically seals the bottom side of four-stroke, internal combustion engines in automotive and other similar applications. While it is known as an oil pan in the U.S., other parts of the world may call it an oil sump. Its main purpose is to form the bottommost part of the crankcase and to contain the engine oil before and after it has been circulated through the engine. When an oil pan is removed, some components revealed usually include the…

Types

Structural Oil Pan · Non-Structural Oil Pan

Applications

Commercial Vehicle · Passenger Vehicle

5 editions22 December 2025

Automobile & Transportation

Fanjet

Types

High-pressure Turbine · Low-pressure Turbine

Applications

Civil Aircraft · Military Aircraft

5 editions5 January 2026

Automobile & Transportation

Automotive Dual Circuit Cooling System

Types

Two-Wheelers · Passenger Vehicle · Commercial Vehicle

Applications

Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) · Diesel · Petrol

5 editions31 January 2026