The radiator is essential for the cooling of combustion engines. In such engines, there may be as many as 3,000 petrol explosions per minute, each generating temperatures of up to 1,300°C. The cooling liquid, which is circulating through a cooling jacket, cools the engine block, as well as pistons, valves, gaskets, rings, engine head, and other elements of the engine. Through the radiator, it exchanges the heat with atmospheric air.

Highly competitive product range of +2976 models in range covering +15,900 OE numbers and almost the entire European,US and Asian vehicle car park. H&Q radiators are submitted to corrosion, vibration, pressure impulse, thermal expansion and thermal performance tests.

Most advanced Engine Management portfolio;19 product lines Part Number consolidation where applicable for better inventory management with More than 13,500 independent sku of sensor and switch.

H&Q have over 20 years experience in supplying to both OES and IAM with Steering & Suspension components, we are offering more 14,000 independent Skus today.For the quality control.

In such safety-critical load-bearing components, strength is crucial. H&Q components are subjected to different testing methods including Hardness Control, Material Load, Ball Pin Strength,Rotational Torque Testing and Link Rod Pull & Vibration Testing.

Complete valve covers for almost all car brands available in Europe and individual parts such as gaskets,bolts and seals.

Through a variety of professional testing instruments, the mechanical properties, physical and chemical properties and thermal properties of the plastic raw materials are tested and determined to ensure that all raw materials meet the product requirements.

H&Q has more than 2600 water pump refs, 85% of products are exported to customers all over the world since 1984, covering European, American and Asian market car applications, selling well in 126 countries and regions with annual sales of 6.8 million pieces; the critical component of Sealing and Bearing from Tier one suppliers.