3501013 Brake Caliper Pin Compatible
3501013
Summary
This heavy-duty brake caliper pin is designed for air disc brake assemblies, featuring a diameter of Ø 36 / 70 mm to ensure reliable performance in commercial vehicle braking systems. It provides essential stability for the caliper mechanism.
| EAN Code | 8683457030374 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper pin do?
This brake caliper pin plays a critical role in the air disc brake system by securing the caliper and allowing it to slide smoothly during braking cycles. High-strength components are used to withstand constant friction and environmental exposure, ensuring the braking mechanism remains aligned and responsive under heavy loads.Vehicle and system application
Designed for heavy commercial vehicle applications, this component fits within various air disc brake architectures. It is engineered to maintain precise tolerances, which is essential for preventing uneven pad wear and ensuring consistent braking force across the system.Installation and maintenance
For proper maintenance, technicians should inspect the pins during every brake service. Ensuring the pins are free from debris and properly lubricated prevents seizing and ensures the caliper glides correctly within its housing. This part features a diameter of Ø 36 / 70 mm to meet specific technical requirements.System performance guidance
When replacing brake components, it is vital to verify that the new pin matches the original specifications to prevent system misalignment or premature wear of other braking parts.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | Ø 36 / 70 mm |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper pin?
The brake caliper pin acts as a guide, allowing the caliper to move back and forth during braking, ensuring even pressure is applied to the pads.
What are the technical dimensions of this pin?
This specific component is manufactured with a diameter of Ø 36 / 70 mm to ensure precise fitment in compatible air disc brake systems.
When should these pins be inspected?
Technicians should inspect caliper pins during routine brake inspections to check for signs of wear, corrosion, or seizing that could affect braking performance.
How can I identify if a caliper pin needs replacement?
Symptoms such as uneven brake pad wear, audible squealing, or uneven braking force often indicate that the caliper pins are worn or stuck.