Brake Drums are the core friction components of drum brake systems,primarily used in commercial vehicles(such as trucks and buses),some passenger vehicles,and construction machinery.They generate braking force by friction against the inner wall of the brake drum,converting the vehicle's kinetic energy into heat to achieve deceleration or stopping.
1.Basic Structure
Drum brake linings typically consist of the following parts:
Friction Material Layer:Made of high-temperature-resistant composite materials,it directly contacts the brake drum to generate friction.
Backing Plate(Steel Base Plate):Supports the friction material and provides structural strength.
Rivets or Adhesive Layer:Secures the friction material to the backing plate.