4106080 Brake Caliper Shaft for Air Disc Brakes
4106080
Summary
This heavy-duty brake caliper shaft is designed for air disc brake systems, featuring a specific L direction orientation and 48 holes for secure installation. It is engineered using high-strength components to ensure reliable braking performance in heavy commercial vehicle applications.
| EAN Code | 8683457026179 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper shaft do?
This brake caliper shaft plays a critical role in the movement and stability of the air disc brake caliper assembly. It acts as a primary component within the braking mechanism, ensuring that the caliper maintains precise alignment during braking cycles. Built with high-strength components, it is designed to withstand the intense mechanical stresses encountered in heavy commercial vehicle braking systems.Technical specifications and orientation
The component is specifically configured with 48 holes to meet precise engineering requirements. It features an L direction orientation, which is essential for correct installation within the caliper housing. This ensures the component functions as intended within the pneumatic braking system of the vehicle.Installation and maintenance guidance
For workshop technicians, ensuring the correct directionality and hole count is vital during maintenance. Proper installation of this shaft helps prevent uneven brake wear and maintains consistent clamping force. Regular inspection of the shaft and its surrounding bushings is recommended to ensure optimal system performance.System integrity and selection
When replacing this component, always verify that the new part matches the orientation and hole specifications of the existing assembly to maintain system integrity.Technical Specifications
| Direction | L |
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| Number Of Holes | 48 |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper shaft?
The shaft is a vital component in an air disc brake system that supports the caliper, allowing it to move and apply pressure correctly during braking.
How can I identify if this shaft is correct for my needs?
Check the directionality (L) and ensure it features 48 holes as required by your specific braking system assembly.
What are the signs of a worn caliper shaft?
Technicians may notice uneven brake wear or unusual vibrations in the braking system if the shaft or its related bushings are compromised.
Is this part suitable for heavy commercial vehicles?
Yes, this component is designed specifically for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems using high-strength materials.