Parts supplier Comline is reporting a highly successful first six months of 2016.

The supplier introduced 624 new part numbers during the first half of the year with its braking and filtration categories expanding at a particularly rapid rate. Meeting the demand of the marketplace, the distributor of own-brand replacement parts for European, Japanese and Korean parts now offers one of the most diverse and comprehensive filter ranges available, thanks to 1,700 high-quality numbers spanning air, oil, fuel and cabin/activated carbon filter categories.

The company has also been recognised for its strong performance with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise title and a place in the Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200 league table.

Comline has also continued to roll-out its coated brake discs on 500 of its most popular applications. Coated versions feature a specialised anti-corrosion coating, designed to retain a premium appearance throughout the life of the part and remove the need to clean or degrease prior to fitment.

Included in these 500 references are coated versions of discs that feature an integrated hub and ABS sensor with ADC3002 (rear and coated with hub and ABS sensor - Citroën C4 (2004-onwards), Peugeot 207 (2006-onwards) and 307 (2001-onwards) and ADC3003 (rear and coated with hub and ABS sensor) Renault Grand Scenic (2004-onwards), Megane (2003-onwards) and Scenic (2003-onwards) being two prime examples.

Meanwhile, as a growing force in the steering and suspension category Comline delivers a focused range that is designed to boost aftermarket businesses and help them capitalise on the part numbers that really matter. Product General Manager, Miten Parikh said, "Comline is well-known for its core filter and braking ranges, and we continue to work tirelessly in maintaining and developing these product categories. However, the Comline range runs far deeper and significant focus is being placed on the aggressive development of other Comline product categories, most notably steering and suspension. These expansion plans form a key part of the growth strategy for the Comline brand.”