Find Novatec hub model based on inscribed (serial) number
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Asked by: Brittany Shipley
How do I identify a Novatec hub?
BTW, you can always try to identify the hub by yourself in the firts place. Just go through Novatec hub catalogues and see if the shape and spec of your hub matches any model listed in there. If unsure, you can always confirm it with Novatec guys, but at least you can give them a hint and speed up the process.
Where are Novatec hubs made?
Taiwan
High-end from Taiwan: Novatec has been producing high-quality hubs for bicycles of all types since 1989 and has thus made an excellent name for first-class hubs and – for some years now – wheels. Novatec products are not only highly functional, but also lightweight and manufactured with excellence.
Who makes Novatec hubs?
JoyTech
Novatec is a division of JoyTech, designed to market and further develop a high performance line of wheels for road and mountain bikes. In addition to several sharp-looking aluminum and carbon road wheels, Novatec offers wheelsets that range from XC race to trail/enduro to DH, available in 26-, 27.5- and 29-inch sizes.
Are Novatec hubs sealed?
Novatec uses standard sealed industrial bearings (NBK or EZO) so you should be able to find replacement bearings easily in your local hardware store.
How many pawls are in a Novatec hub?
NOVATEC MTB Bike 6 Pawls HG Disc Brake Hub D041SB D042SB 8/9/10/11 speed Thru Axle 100 135mm Quick Release Sealed Bearing Hub.
Does hunt use Novatec hubs?
Yes, they are Novatec hubs, as for the rims; Kinlin might make them but I’m pretty positive they’re a Hunt spec’d rim. The hubs are average though.
Who is Novatec?
About us. NOVATEC… Drying, Conveying and Blending Systems and Equipment NOVATEC is the largest U.S based manufacturer of resin dryers for the plastics industry and our association with MAGUIRE PRODUCTS makes our business group the largest resin handling manufacturing group in North America.
What is novatec fertilizer?
Description. NovaTec® is a NPK complex fertilizer with nitrification inhibitor DMPP (3,4-dimethylpyrazolphosphate). The nitrification inhibitor reduces N leaching and increases N efficiency.