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Passenger car brake pads
Seven formulas from low-metallic to copper-free ceramic, covering price-sensitive markets through to European and North American requirements.
Friction parts · Since 2003
Brake parts matched to the road, not the catalogue.
Ten catalogued pad formulas for passenger cars and commercial vehicles, a disc range machined to OE geometry, and the wear parts that go with them. Selection starts with what your market requires — copper regulation, load, target mileage — and ends with a part number.
16
friction formulas in production
2,000+
moulds developed in-house
95%
of the vehicle parc covered
100+
export markets served
The range
Four families, one selection logic.
Every part we quote belongs to one of four families. Within pads, the formula — not the vehicle — decides what you should be stocking.
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Commercial vehicle brake pads
The original product line, running since 2003. Three formulas built for load, heat and long service intervals on vans, trucks and buses.
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Brake discs
High-carbon alloy discs machined to OE dimensions: plain, cross-drilled, slotted, heat-treated and fully coated for long storage.
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Wear parts & chemicals
Electronic wear sensor cables, warning-light and fluid kits, disc cleaner and DOT 4 brake fluid — the items that fill the same order.
How buyers choose
Four questions decide the formula.
Most catalogues are organised by part number, which is how a factory thinks. Buyers think in a different order — and the answers narrow the range quickly.
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Does your market restrict copper?
Copper-free ceramic is the entry point for US-bound programmes and jurisdictions following the same direction.
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What carries the load?
Passenger cars, vans, trucks and buses split the range before anything else is considered.
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How far must it last?
Target mileage separates a 20,000 km economy pad from a 100,000 km fleet part.
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Where does it sit on price?
Low-metallic for volume, semi-metallic for the mainstream, multi-metallic where wear life wins.
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Own brand or yours?
Private label, packaging and formula exclusivity are all on the table — with the volume to support them.
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What else ships together?
Discs, sensors and fluids from the same order keep the container full.
Working together
From first enquiry to loading.
Six steps, each with a document that leaves our desk and a decision that comes back from yours.
Step 01
Cooperation consultation
Market, current range, volumes and the gaps worth filling.
Step 02
Requirement analysis
Vehicle parc, OE references, packaging and certification needs.
Step 03
Solution & quotation
Formula recommendations, part list and commercial terms.
Step 04
Sample approval
Physical samples and test data, signed off before production.
Step 05
Order confirmation
Artwork, labels, cartons and the production slot.
Step 06
Production & delivery
Batch records, inspection and shipment documentation.
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