Founded in 1995, Melett is the trusted aftermarket brand for precision engineered turbochargers and parts and is renowned for producing OE quality products to help the turbo aftermarket produce the highest quality repairs.
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A trade only provider, Melett supplies precision engineered turbochargers, turbocharger parts, and turbo repair kits as well as complete VSR balanced CHRA / Core Assemblies to the professional turbo repair industry.
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Melett Parts Production
It is a well-known fact that many companies make false claims that they manufacture parts for OEM’s and Melett. Due to Melett’s growth and the Melett brand being recognised as the trusted aftermarket brand for quality, this became a more obvious issue for the company. In reality these false claims cannot be justified, and here’s why…
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Melett appoints Darren Johnson as Head of Sales
Melett has promoted Darren Johnson to the role of Head of Sales having previously occupied the position of Sales Manager.
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Check out our New-Look Website!!
The new-look website at www.melett.com provides simpler navigation, with quick and easy access to content including new produ
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Melett Diagnostic Tool
Following valuable customer feedback, we are delighted to introduce our New Diagnostic Tool. The simple diagnostic too
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Ian Warhurst Acquires Bloodhound Project
We knew it wouldn’t take former owner and managing director of Melett, Ian Warhurst, long to embark on a new project... We
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Melett Launch REA Electronic Actuators
Following the successful launch of Melett’s electronic actuator turbochargers, we are delighted to introduce REA actuators
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Why do turbo’s fail? Overheating
What is overheating? Overheating is a term used to describe components that have been subjected to abnormally high exhaust
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What are Turbo Oil Leaks?
Oil leaks can be caused by a variety of factors, the main factor being incorrect
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Why a Visual Comparison of Turbo Products can be Unreliable
It is not uncommon for some turbocharger repairers to compare turbo products visually and assume that if the products look th
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The UK government’s planned 2040 petrol and diesel vehicle ban
The UK government’s plan to ban the sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040 dominated the news and media headlines
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Defining Remanufacturing
Whilst opinion about remanufacturing has changed significantly in recent years, there remains a common misconception that rem
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Myth vs. Fact – Diesel Technology
Diesel technology continues to evolve to meet changing needs, as well as increasingly stringent environmental standards. Toda
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Diesel Engines: Cutting Emissions, Not Power
Latest article from Construction Europe (KLM group) - Despite the push for a new electric-powered market and hybrid engines c
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Why diesel isn’t dirty?
The Diesel Technology Forum discusses the clean diesel journey - With a higher degree of certainty than ever before, we can s
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BMW says diesel engines have at least 20 more years
At least 80% of 2025 sales will have an internal combustion engine. A report from Automotive News quotes Klaus Frohlich, B
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What is next for boosting technology? Turbochargers?
Engine Technology International discusses the future of boosting. Using Turbochargers or superchargers started out as an exot
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