Zf Ecolife 6ap1700b Exclusive

The EcoLife uses a sophisticated centrifugal pendulum absorber and a specific hydraulic controller to decouple the engine from the driveline completely. When a driver lifts off the accelerator at speed (say, approaching a red light or descending a gentle hill), the transmission shifts into a "freewheel" mode.

It automatically switches between "Eco," "Normal," and "Power" modes depending on whether the bus is traveling on flat ground, inclines, or steep descents. zf ecolife 6ap1700b

A wear-free primary retarder provides high braking torque even at low speeds, significantly reducing strain on the vehicle’s service brakes. A wear-free primary retarder provides high braking torque

Modern disc brakes wear quickly in stop/start traffic, leading to dust and downtime. The 6AP1700B’s integrated retarder provides 90% of the braking force for "feathering" stops. At 2,800 Nm of braking torque, it brings a 19-ton bus down to walking speed using hydraulic friction inside the transmission without touching the service brakes. At 2,800 Nm of braking torque, it brings

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