3502008 Compatible Brake Caliper Mechanism Plunger
3502008
Summary
This brake caliper mechanism plunger features a Ø 69 mm diameter, engineered for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems. It ensures precise movement within the braking mechanism to maintain consistent stopping power in demanding environments.
| EAN Code | 8683457028227 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper mechanism plunger do?
This brake caliper mechanism plunger is a critical component within the air disc brake system, responsible for transmitting pneumatic force to the brake pads. It is manufactured using high-strength components to ensure durability under high pressure and extreme thermal cycling.Compatibility and technical specifications
Designed for heavy commercial vehicle applications, this component ensures the correct piston stroke and pressure distribution during braking. The Ø 69 mm diameter is engineered to meet strict tolerance requirements for reliable operation within the caliper assembly.Installation and maintenance guidance
For professional workshop technicians, ensuring proper lubrication and inspection of the plunger surface is essential during maintenance. Regular checks of the seal and plunger movement can prevent uneven pad wear and ensure optimal braking performance.Troubleshooting and system performance
If you experience uneven braking or air leaks near the caliper, inspecting this plunger is a recommended step in system troubleshooting.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | Ø 69 mm |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper mechanism plunger?
The plunger converts pneumatic pressure from the air brake system into mechanical force, pushing the brake pads against the disc to facilitate stopping.
What size is this specific plunger?
This particular mechanism plunger features a diameter of Ø 69 mm, designed for specific heavy-duty air disc brake calipers.
How can I tell if a plunger needs replacement?
Technicians should look for signs of air leaks, uneven pad wear, or sticking movement during routine braking system inspections.
What material is used in these components?
These components are constructed from high-strength components designed to withstand heavy-duty grade conditions and high temperatures.