Horton, R&S Promotion sign licensing agreement

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TRUCKS, PARTS, SERVICE ™ Staff (TPS)
Dec 10, 2013

1095_RSAgreement_360x288Horton, Inc. and R&S Promotion Co., Ltd. have finalized an agreement that licenses R&S to offer customized Horton fans in China.

As a licensee, R&S Promotion will optimize and assemble WindShift and Shogun Modular Fans to meet the engine cooling requirements for off- and on-highway applications. In addition, R&S will stock, trim and balance WindMaster Plastic MS8, MS9 and HS11 Standard Fans.

R&S Promotion Co., Ltd. is a premium provider of products, research and development tools, and technical support for leading companies around the world.

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