Car Brake Pads HD (Hign Denisty) Metallic Formula

Introduction to Car Brake Pads with HD (High-Density) Metallic Formula

High-Density Metallic brake pads utilize an advanced Brake Pads Formula engineered for superior durability and thermal stability. The Brake Pads Mixture combines precision-grade metallic fibers, high-density alloys, and optimized Brake Pads Friction Materials to deliver exceptional braking performance under extreme conditions.


Technical Specifications

ParameterValue/Description
Friction Coefficient0.42–0.48 (μ)
Operating Temperature-30°C to 750°C
Compressive Strength≥120 MPa
Density2.8–3.2 g/cm³
Hardness (Rockwell)92–98 HRB
CertificationsSAE J661, ECE R90, ISO 26865

Advantages of HD Metallic Brake Pads

  1. Enhanced Durability
    • The Brake Pads Mixes incorporate 40–50% steel wool and copper fibers, increasing pad lifespan by 35% compared to standard metallic formulas.
  2. Superior Heat Resistance
    • Stable friction coefficient up to 750°C, reducing brake fade during prolonged heavy braking.
  3. Optimized Stopping Power
    • High-density brake pads friction materials ensure 15% shorter stopping distances at 100 km/h.
  4. Low Noise & Vibration
    • Harmonic dampening layers in the brake pads formula reduce noise levels to <75 dB.

Storage & Packaging Guidelines

  • Packaging:
    • Individually wrapped in anti-corrosion VCI (Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor) paper.
    • Stacked in reinforced cartons with “↑THIS SIDE UP” labels to prevent structural deformation.
  • Storage:
    • Temperature: 5°C–30°C in dry, low-humidity environments (max 55% RH).
    • Avoid direct sunlight exposure beyond 6 months.

Formula Composition

The brake pads mixture is structured as:

  • Metallic Matrix: Steel fibers (30–35%), copper particles (15–20%)
  • Friction Modifiers: Graphite (8–10%), cashew resin (5–7%)
  • Binders: High-temp phenolic resin (12–15%)

This brake pads formula is ideal for heavy-duty vehicles, performance cars, and mountainous terrain applications, offering balanced wear resistance and thermal management.


Key Features of Friction Materials

  • Layered Structure:
    1. Base Layer: High-density alloy backing plate for heat dissipation.
    2. Friction Layer: Gradient-distributed brake pads friction materials to prevent crack propagation.
  • Quality Assurance: 100% tested under JASO C406 standards.

By integrating these innovations, HD Metallic brake pads achieve optimal performance while maintaining compatibility with most OEM brake systems.