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4101026 Brake Caliper Pin Compatible

4101026

Summary

This heavy-duty brake caliper pin is engineered for air disc brake systems in heavy commercial vehicles. Featuring precise dimensions of Ø 35 / 78 mm, it ensures stable caliper positioning and reliable braking performance under demanding conditions.

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EAN Code8683457030275
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Description

What does a brake caliper pin do?

This brake caliper pin is a critical component within the air disc brake mechanism, ensuring the proper alignment and movement of the caliper assembly. It is manufactured using high-strength components to withstand the intense friction and thermal cycles typical of heavy commercial vehicle braking operations.

Vehicle and system compatibility

Designed for durability, this pin maintains the structural integrity of the caliper mounting. It is compatible with various air disc brake systems used in the heavy commercial vehicle sector, providing consistent performance for fleet maintenance and repairs.

Installation and maintenance

For optimal braking performance, technicians should inspect these pins during every brake system service. Proper lubrication and ensuring the Ø 35 / 78 mm diameter meets service specifications is essential to prevent caliper seizing or uneven pad wear.

Service and troubleshooting

Selecting a high-quality replacement ensures that the braking force is distributed correctly across the disc surface, maintaining safety standards for heavy-duty transport.

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications
DiameterØ 35 / 78 mm

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FAQ

What is the function of a brake caliper pin?
The brake caliper pin allows the caliper to slide freely on the bracket, ensuring even pressure application against the brake disc during deceleration.
What are the technical specifications for this part?
This specific component features a diameter of Ø 35 / 78 mm, designed to meet heavy-duty service requirements.
How can I identify if a caliper pin needs replacement?
Technicians should look for signs of uneven brake pad wear, caliper sticking, or excessive vibration, which may indicate worn or seized pins.
What material are these pins made from?
These pins are produced using high-strength components designed to resist wear and thermal stress in heavy commercial environments.