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4001003 Brake Caliper Pin for Air Disc Brakes

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4001003 Brake Caliper Pin, Air Disc Brake Caliper

Ø 38 / 118 mm

Product details
DiameterØ 38 / 118 mm
Caliper
  • WABCO MAXX 22
  • WABCO PAN 19-1
  • WABCO PAN 19-1 plus
  • WABCO PAN 19-2
  • WABCO PAN 22-1
EAN Code8683457030442
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Summary

Professional-grade brake caliper pin designed for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems. Features a Ø 38 / 118 mm diameter specification to ensure precise fitment and stability within the braking mechanism. Built with high-strength components for demanding workshop requirements.

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Description

What does a brake caliper pin do?

This brake caliper pin plays a critical role in the stability and movement of the air disc brake caliper assembly. By securing the caliper within the bracket, it ensures consistent pressure application during braking cycles, which is vital for heavy commercial vehicle safety.

Durability and function

This component is engineered to withstand high-frequency vibrations and extreme thermal shifts typical in heavy-duty braking environments. The precision-engineered design helps prevent uneven pad wear and maintains the structural integrity of the braking mechanism.

Installation and maintenance

When replacing this component, technicians should ensure the caliper housing and mounting bracket are free of debris. Proper lubrication of the pin is essential to prevent seizing and to maintain smooth sliding motion during operation.

Selection guidance

Consult your authorized distributor to ensure this component matches your specific braking system requirements.

Compatible Vehicles

Compatible Vehicles
BrandModelModel TypeEngine
DAF
MAN
RENAULT TRUCKS
SAF
SCANIA
SCHMITZ CARGOBULL

FAQ

What is the function of a brake caliper pin?
A brake caliper pin allows the caliper to slide correctly within the bracket, ensuring even pressure is applied to the brake pads against the disc.
How can I identify a worn caliper pin?
Technicians may notice uneven brake pad wear or audible clicking/vibration during braking if the pins are worn or lack proper lubrication.
What materials are used for these pins?
These pins are manufactured using high-strength components designed to resist corrosion and extreme thermal stress in heavy commercial vehicles.
Is it necessary to replace pins during service?
It is highly recommended to inspect and replace pins during caliper servicing to prevent seizing and ensure optimal braking performance.