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4006011 Brake Caliper Shaft Mechanism

4006011

Summary

The 4006011 Brake Caliper Shaft is a precision-engineered mechanism designed for air disc brake systems. This component is essential for the effective transmission of pneumatic force within the braking system, ensuring consistent performance in heavy commercial vehicle applications.

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Description

The brake caliper shaft serves as a critical mechanical link within the air disc brake assembly. It is responsible for converting the pneumatic force from the air pressure into precise mechanical movement, allowing the caliper to press the brake pads against the rotating disc with high stability and precision.

This specific 4006011 component is engineered to meet rigorous standards for heavy-duty service. It functions as a central part of the mechanism that manages the force multiplication and movement of the caliper body. The 4006011 is the OE equivalent of the required brake caliper shaft used in professional heavy commercial vehicle braking systems.

Maintenance of this component is vital for ensuring that the braking system responds accurately to driver inputs. Technicians should inspect the shaft and surrounding mechanism during regular brake service intervals to prevent uneven pad wear or reduced braking efficiency. Proper fitment and high-strength components are essential for maintaining safety in demanding transport environments.

Technical Specifications

DirectionL

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FAQ

What is the function of the brake caliper shaft?
The brake caliper shaft is a key part of the internal mechanism that transmits and multiplies pneumatic force to ensure the brake pads contact the disc effectively.
Which vehicle systems use this component?
This component is designed for air disc brake systems found on heavy commercial vehicles, including trucks and buses, requiring high-strength mechanical reliability.
Is this a single-sided or dual-sided part?
Based on the technical specifications, this specific part (Direction: L) is designated for a specific side of the braking assembly.
How does it affect braking performance?
A well-functioning shaft ensures that the force from the air chamber is correctly transmitted to the piston/tappets, maintaining consistent clamping force on the disc.
What should be checked during maintenance?
Technicians should check for any play or wear in the shaft and ensure it operates smoothly within the caliper housing to prevent uneven braking or system lag.