WG9761450185/WG9761450119, Brake Lining 10holes+2holes
Functional Introduction
- Enhanced Heat Dissipation:
- The multi-hole design of the brake lining, with 10 primary holes and 2 additional holes, significantly improves heat dissipation during braking. Friction generated between the brake lining and the rotor or drum converts kinetic energy into heat, which can quickly build up and lead to overheating. The holes allow air to flow through, effectively cooling the brake lining and maintaining optimal operating temperatures.
- Reduced Fade and Improved Performance:
- By effectively dissipating heat, the multi-hole brake lining minimizes brake fade, a phenomenon where brake performance decreases due to excessive heat. This ensures consistent and reliable braking performance, even under heavy loads or during extended braking periods.
- Increased Durability:
- The enhanced heat dissipation also contributes to increased durability of the brake lining. By keeping temperatures in check, the material is less prone to thermal stress and degradation, resulting in longer service life.
- Improved Water Evacuation:
- The holes in the brake lining also facilitate the evacuation of water from the braking surface. In wet conditions, water can accumulate between the brake lining and the rotor or drum, reducing friction and impairing braking performance. The multi-hole design helps to channel water away, maintaining grip and ensuring effective braking.
- Optimized Noise Reduction:
- While the primary function of the holes is not noise reduction, the design can contribute to a quieter braking experience by promoting even contact between the brake lining and the rotor or drum. Uneven contact can cause vibration and noise, which the multi-hole pattern can help to mitigate.
- Compatibility and Integration:
- The 10 holes + 2 holes design is often tailored to fit specific brake systems and vehicles. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with the brake caliper, rotor, or drum, ensuring a precise fit and optimal performance.
