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2.5D 3D Carbon Fiber Composite C/C Brake Pad CFC Disc

Carbon Fiber Composites (C/C) are a new generation of brake materials, replacing metal-based composites due to their exceptional mechanical, thermal, and friction properties.

Key features include:

  1. Low density (1.5g/cm³), reducing brake disc mass.
  2. Superior wear resistance, lasting twice as long as metal composites.
  3. Stable dynamic friction, excellent anti-sticking and anti-adhesion.
  4. Simplified design without additional components like friction linings.
  5. Small thermal expansion, high specific heat capacity, and thermal conductivity.
  6. High working temperature and heat resistance up to 2700℃.

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