How to replace Non-asbestos Brake pads?The friction block is composed of friction material and adhesive. It is squeezed on the brake disc and the brake drum to generate friction during braking, to achieve the purpose of vehicle deceleration and braking. Read More

Material composition and function of Ceramic Brake padsBrakes are an important guarantee for vehicle travel. The long-term use of ordinary brakes will have a layer of enamel inside which can easily cause the vehicle to fail to stop, the brakes have abnormal noises, etc.. Read More

Knowledge introduction and advantages and disadvantages of Semi-metallic Brake padsToday, the editor is introducing Semi-metallic Brake pads. So what do you know about Semi-metallic Brake pads? When buying a car in the auto market, Semi-metallic Brake pads are also important knowledge to know. Read More

Automobile brake pads are mainly divided into the following categories: asbestos brake pads (basically eliminated), Semi-metallic Brake pads, less metal brake pads, NAO formula brake pads, ceramic brake pads, NAO ceramic brake pads. Read More

Introduction of Non-asbestos Brake padsNon-asbestos Brake pads mainly use glass fiber, aromatic polycarbonate, or other fibers (carbon, ceramic, etc.) as reinforcement materials, and their performance mainly depends on the type of fiber and other additives. So what are Non-asbestos Brake pads? Read More

How to test low metal brake pads?Do you know the detailed testing method of low metal brake pads? Low metal brake pads are the most critical safety parts, all brake effect is good or bad is the brake pads play a decisive role, here to remind the car enthusiasts to protect the brake system. Read More