low metallic brake pads
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KETULLA low-metal brake pads features
Ketulla Low metallic brake pads, also known as non-asbestos organic (NAO) brake pads with low metallic content, offer several key features and benefits:
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Good Braking Performance:
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Reduced Noise and Vibration:
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Gentle on Brake Rotors
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Low Brake Dust:
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Suitable for Everyday Driving
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Cost-Effective
KETULLA low metal brake pads suitable for heavy-duty vehicles
KETULLA Low metallic brake pads are suitable for heavy-duty vehicles primarily due to their robust construction and performance characteristics. Here’s why:
Strong Braking Performance: Ketulla’s low metal brake pads provide excellent stopping power, essential for heavy-duty vehicles that require efficient braking to safely slow down or stop, especially when carrying heavy loads or towing.
Heat Dissipation: Heavy-duty vehicles often generate significant heat during braking due to their weight and the intensity of use. Low metallic brake pads are designed to effectively dissipate heat, ensuring consistent braking performance even under high temperatures.
Durability and Longevity: Low metallic brake pads are constructed with durable materials and formulations that can withstand the heavy demands of heavy-duty vehicles. They offer extended service life and reduced wear rates, contributing to lower maintenance costs over time.
Reduced Brake Fade: Brake fade, which occurs when braking performance deteriorates due to overheating, is a common concern for heavy-duty vehicles. Low metallic brake pads are less prone to brake fade compared to other types, providing reliable stopping power even during prolonged or repeated braking events.
Compatibility with Heavy Loads: Low metallic brake pads are engineered to handle the increased braking forces associated with heavy loads. They maintain consistent friction levels and performance characteristics, ensuring reliable braking performance regardless of the vehicle’s weight or cargo.
low metallic vs semi metallic brake pads
KETULLA low metallic and semi-metallic brake pads, several key differences emerge, impacting performance and suitability for various applications:
Friction Material Composition:
- KETULLA Low Metallic Brake Pads: These brake pads contain a lower percentage of metal fibers in the friction material, typically less than 25%. They primarily consist of organic materials with minimal metallic content. the graphite is small granule.
- KETULLA Semi-Metallic Brake Pads: Semi-metallic brake pads contain a higher proportion of metal fibers, typically ranging from 30% to 70%, mixed with organic materials. the graphite granule is big, so the surface of pads is different.
Braking Performance:
- KETULLA Low Metallic Brake Pads: These pads offer strong initial bite and reliable braking performance, making them suitable for everyday driving scenarios.
- KETULLA Semi-Metallic Brake Pads: Semi-metallic pads provide excellent braking performance, especially under high-temperature and heavy-load conditions. They offer improved heat dissipation and fade resistance compared to low metallic pads.
Noise and Dust:
- KETULLA Low Metallic Brake Pads: Low metallic pads tend to produce less noise and brake dust compared to semi-metallic formulations, contributing to a quieter and cleaner braking experience.
- KETULLA Semi-Metallic Brake Pads: While semi-metallic pads may generate slightly more noise and dust, they offer superior braking performance and durability, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications.
Applications:
- KETULLA Low Metallic Brake Pads: These pads are well-suited for everyday driving, commuting, and light to moderate loads.
- KETULLA Semi-Metallic Brake Pads: Semi-metallic pads are ideal for heavy-duty applications, including towing, hauling, and commercial fleet vehicles, where superior braking performance and durability are required.
