4017020 Brake Caliper Pad Plate Equivalent
4017020
Summary
This brake caliper pad plate is engineered for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems. It ensures precise pad positioning and stability within the caliper assembly, supporting heavy-duty braking performance through high-strength components.
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Description
What does a brake caliper pad plate do?
This brake caliper pad plate plays a critical role in the air disc brake system by maintaining the correct alignment and stability of the brake pads. By securing the pads within the caliper housing, it prevents uneven wear and ensures consistent friction application during braking cycles.Caliper system compatibility
These plates are designed for use in various heavy commercial vehicle braking configurations, including fixed and floating caliper systems. Depending on the specific application, they may function as fixed caliper plates for two-sided piston designs or floating caliper plates to maintain alignment on the bridge in single-piston sliding systems.Installation and maintenance
For workshop technicians performing maintenance, inspecting the pad plate is essential to ensure there is no excessive movement or rattling. Proper fitment ensures that the braking force is distributed evenly across the friction material, preventing premature component failure in high-stress environments.Selection guidance
Check the compatibility list to ensure this component meets your specific braking system requirements.Related Products
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper pad plate?
The plate ensures the brake pads are correctly aligned within the caliper, preventing noise and ensuring even pressure distribution during braking.
What types of calipers use these plates?
They are used in various configurations, including fixed calipers for two-sided piston designs and floating calipers for sliding systems.
Can these plates help reduce brake noise?
Yes, specific versions like clipped or anti-rattle plates are designed to secure the pad in the seat and reduce vibration and noise.
How can I know if a pad plate needs replacement?
Technicians should look for signs of uneven pad wear, excessive rattling, or misalignment within the air disc brake assembly.