Rearview mirror man 376x186mm heated and unheated version
The rearview mirror is one of the most important security elements of trucks and other large vehicles. The 376x186 mm rear-view mirror designed for MAN trucks is a durable design to ensure the right visibility to the driver. It is made from high quality materials to resist the weather and daily loads. The strong house of the mirror provides adequate protection against minor punches and injuries, while the mirror surface provides a clean and non -distorted picture to monitor traffic.
This type is available in a heated and non -heated version, so each driver can select the appropriate version according to their own needs. The great advantage of the heated model is that it effectively prevents ice and humid weather from the surface of the mirror, so it always ensures clean vision. An uninhabited version can be a more economical alternative in areas where there is no frequent frost or moisture. Both versions fit accurately with the appropriate models of MAN trucks, so installation can be done quickly and easily.
The mirror provides an excellent field of view, which is essential for large vehicles, as it is important for the driver to fully understand the vehicle's environment, especially to reduce the dead space. Proper mounting points ensure that the mirror remains stable, does not move or vibrate on the fly. This is especially useful at high speeds and on uneven roads, as the driver always needs a sharp and stable image for safe transport.
This rearview mirror is specifically designed for man trucks, but can also be compatible with certain other vehicle models. Excellent optical quality and weatherproof design guarantee long life and reliable operation. The exact size and the ergonomic form allow the mirror to be easily adjusted to the driver's needs, thereby increasing comfort and safety.
Factory numbers of the product:
Non -heated version: 81637306108, 81637306147, 81637306126, 81637306148, 81637306149, 81637306194.
Heated version: 81637306151, 81637306001.
