Definition of Air Brake System-Principles and Applications of the Air Brake

Air Brake Systems and Caliper Repair Kits

Air brake is called disc brake, air brake, air disc brake and air hydraulic brake. It is one of the industrial transmission brake system. They use air pressure to stop or slow down moving machine parts. operating units. The utility model has the advantages of simple structure, convenient installation, no damage, pressure resistance, anti-dropping, long service life, usually only need to change brake pads, the replacement is easy and convenient. convenient, using magnetic effect. The principle of operation of the air brake and caliper repair kits is to push the piston to move in a straight line by putting compressed air into the brake air bag, the friction block that lowers the brake will force the brake wheel to generate friction and brake.

 Pneumatic brakes are interconnected by air pressure and are released by a return spring brake caliper repair kits. The disc slides along the axial direction by the air pressure in contact with the friction disc. Discs, friction discs and the like are assembled with the shaft to form an integrated structure. The friction plate can be disassembled by loosening the adjusting nuts, and the exchange is simple. The pneumatic brake is fixed to the shaft by a spacer-mounted conical housing and it has an interchangeable friction plate that preserves the integrity of the mechanical device.