A auto  is a component in a disc brake system of a vehicle. It houses the brake pads and clamps them against the brake rotor when the brakes are applied. this action creates friction, which slows down and eventually stops the vehicle. Electric brake calipers play a vital role in the braking process by converting hydraulic pressure into mechanical force.

 

Types of Brake Caliper

QBC001 Front Brake Caliper Assembly

QBC002 Brake Caliper

QBC003 Brake Caliper

QBC004 Brake Caliper

QBC005 Brake Caliper

QBC006 Brake Caliper

QBC008 Front Brake Caliper Assembly

QBC009 Front Brake Caliper Assembly

QBC011 Front Brake Caliper

QBC013 Front Brake Caliper

QBC014 Front Brake Caliper

QBC015 Front Brake Caliper

QBC007 Rear Brake Caliper

QBC010 Rear Brake Caliper

QBC012 Rear Brake Caliper

QBC016 Rear Brake Caliper

 

Car Brake Caliper Function

the  is a vital component of the braking system in vehicles. Its primary function is to apply pressure to the brake pads, causing them to squeeze against the brake disc (rotor) to generate friction and slow down or stop the vehicle. When the driver presses the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure is created in the braking system. this pressure is transmitted to the brake caliper through brake lines or hoses. Inside the brake caliper, pistons or pistons seals are actuated by the hydraulic pressure, causing them to move outward or inward.

 

this movement pushes the brake pads against the auto brake rotor on either side, creating friction. The friction between the brake pads and brake disc converts the kinetic energy of the rotating wheel into heat energy. this heat is dissipated through the brake disc, causing the wheel to slow down or stop.

 

the braking force applied by the electric brake caliper can be adjusted based on the amount of hydraulic pressure created when the brake pedal is pressed. this allows the driver to control the intensity and effectiveness of the braking action. Electronic parking brake calipers can be either fixed or floating. Fixed automotive brake calipers have pistons on both sides of the brake disc and provide more consistent and even pressure distribution. Floating calipers typically have one or two pistons on one side of the brake disc, allowing for more flexibility and a simpler design.

 

both types of brakes and calipers effectively perform the function of applying pressure to the brake pads to generate friction and initiate the braking process. Regular maintenance and inspection of the mechanical parking brake calipers, such as checking for signs of wear or damage, ensuring proper lubrication, and addressing any abnormalities promptly, are essential to maintain their optimal performance and ensure safe and effective braking.

 

Auto Brake Caliper Maintenance Tips

 

Proper maintenance of  is essential for ensuring your vehicle's braking system's efficiency and safety. Here are three maintenance tips for brake caliper parts:

 

Regular Inspection:

 

Periodically inspect the mechanical brake calipers for signs of wear, damage, or leakage. Look for any fluid leaks around the caliper, uneven pad wear, or unusual noises while braking. Catching issues early can prevent more significant problems and ensure optimal braking performance.