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Telma Retarder

Telma Retarder Spare Parts & Technical Support

We supply original and equivalent spare parts for Telma electromagnetic retarder systems and provide technical support in getting from a fault symptom to the right part. Our workshop repair scope is limited to Voith; we do not repair or overhaul Telma units. We say so upfront so you do not send a vehicle out for nothing.

Telma retarder spare parts

Telma electromagnetic retarder spare parts from stock: coils, rotors, discs, wiring harnesses, control levers and electronic control components. In-stock items ship the same day.

From fault symptom to the right part

Stepped loss of braking force, no engagement at all, overheating or a warning lamp — each symptom points to a different component. Send us the symptom and the vehicle details and we will narrow down the part needed without the unit being stripped. Ordering the wrong part costs more than a phone call.

Our scope on Telma retarder repair

We do not carry out workshop labour such as coil rewinding or rotor balancing on Telma units. Our own workshop repair and overhaul covers Voith hydraulic retarders only. If you need parts, you are in the right place; if you need labour, we tell you straight away rather than wasting your time.

Compatibility with all heavy-vehicle makes

We provide part compatibility and technical support for all heavy vehicles with Telma retarder applications, including Mercedes, MAN, DAF, Scania, Volvo and Iveco.

Retarder service in your city

Unit intake, parts delivery and how the unit reaches the workshop differ by city. Pick yours.

Telma retarder — frequently asked questions

Do you repair Telma retarders?
No. Our workshop repair and overhaul scope covers Voith hydraulic retarders only. For Telma electromagnetic retarders we supply spare parts and provide technical support in choosing the right part.
How quickly do Telma retarder parts arrive?
In-stock Telma retarder parts ship the same day. For items not held in stock we confirm the lead time in writing before you order.
What is the difference between Telma and Voith retarders?
Telma works on an electromagnetic principle: the magnetic field produced by the coils brakes the rotor, and the system is dry. Voith works hydraulically: turbulence in the oil flow creates the braking effect, tied into the cooling circuit. KMQ supplies spare parts for both; workshop repair covers Voith only.

Request a quote — keep your fleet on the road.

Send us your requirement; our technical team responds within 24 hours with the right part and solution.

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