How To Choose Brake Pads

During the use of brake pads, due to friction, the friction blocks will gradually wear out. After using the friction material, the brake pads should be replaced in a timely manner, otherwise the steel plate and brake disc will come into direct contact, ultimately losing the braking effect and damaging the brake disc, affecting driving safety. For your driving safety, please regularly check and replace the brake pads.
Automotive friction materials are key materials used in friction (contact) brakes and clutches for braking and transmission. Car brake pads are key components of vehicle braking transmission, directly affecting the driving safety performance of the car. The main topic of automotive brakes in the 21st century is to be safer, lighter, and meet environmental protection requirements. This not only requires the development of new materials, but also the adoption of new structures and systems to significantly improve the comprehensive performance of brakes and achieve lightweighting. Its performance directly affects the normal use of the car's braking system, thereby affecting the realization of car comfort, safety and other performance.
The production process of automotive friction materials can be roughly divided into three categories based on processing temperature: hot pressing process, cold pressing process, and warm pressing process. The hot pressing process has a long history of application, mature technology, and wide applicability. Currently, it is widely used by most friction material manufacturers both domestically and internationally. Both cold pressing and warm pressing processes belong to low-temperature forming processes, which are new friction material production processes with superior performance. Although research on these new processes has achieved certain results, they are still in the exploratory stage, and the technology is not yet mature and needs to be further developed.