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About Bendix Brakes

FMP Group (Australia) Pty Ltd (FMPA) the makers of Bendix, produce a large range of disc brake pads from its operations in Ballarat, Victoria Australia and has gained a reputation of manufacturing, marketing and distributing quality products with high levels of customer service. The company specialises in providing a full range of friction materials and ancillary solutions for passenger and commercial vehicles.

FMP Group originated in 1955 and is Australia’s largest automotive friction material manufacturer. FMP has one of the largest research and development facilities in the southern hemisphere, and this technology base, together with our strong global links, gives FMP Group the ability to tailor friction solutions to a wide range of applications.

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