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Belton Shipping Sa

Malaysia

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Belton Shipping Sa, actually named Belton Springs SDN BHD in Malaysia, manufactures a wide range of heavy-duty automotive suspension, undercarriage, and wheel components for commercial vehicles since 1977. The company specializes in OEM and custom heavy-duty suspension and brake components, serving vehicles from 4x4 pickups to heavy-duty trucks built for extreme road conditions. With in-house R&D, manufacturing, and testing capabilities, Belton Springs SDN BHD offers brake components and fasteners. The company has been operating in Malaysia since 1977 and is based in Malaysia. The year 1977 marks the founding of the company.

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