4506001 Crankshaft for Brake Caliper Mechanisms
4506001
Summary
This brake caliper mechanism crankshaft features a Ø 29.50 mm diameter, engineered specifically for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems. It ensures precise movement within the caliper mechanism to maintain consistent braking performance in demanding environments.
| EAN Code | 8683457028272 |
|---|
Ready to Order
Description
What does a brake caliper mechanism crankshaft do?
This brake caliper mechanism crankshaft plays a critical role in the movement of the air disc brake assembly. By facilitating the mechanical translation required during braking, it ensures that the caliper mechanism operates smoothly under high pressure.Application in heavy commercial vehicles
This component is designed for heavy commercial vehicle braking systems. It maintains structural integrity and precise positioning to prevent uneven brake wear or mechanical play within the braking system.Installation and maintenance guidance
Installation requires careful attention to the Ø 29.50 mm diameter specifications to ensure perfect fitment. Technicians should inspect the shaft for any signs of excessive wear or scoring during replacement to maintain optimal system response.Maintenance and inspection tips
Regular inspection of the caliper mechanism components helps prevent sudden failure in heavy-duty applications. Ensuring all moving parts are properly seated will support long-term reliability of the entire pneumatic braking system.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | Ø 29.50 mm |
|---|
Related Products
Used In
FAQ
What is the function of this crankshaft?
The crankshaft facilitates the mechanical motion within the air disc brake caliper, allowing for precise movement during the braking process.
What is the diameter specification?
This specific component features a diameter of Ø 29.50 mm, ensuring correct fitment within compatible caliper mechanisms.
Which vehicle class is this part for?
This part is designed for heavy commercial vehicles that utilize air disc brake systems.
How can I identify wear on this component?
Technicians should look for excessive mechanical play, scoring on the shaft surface, or uneven braking performance which may indicate a worn crankshaft.