243-0197: Steel Inner Disc

The Inner Disc is responsible for applying the brakes in a vehicle's braking system. It functions by having the brake pads exert pressure against the rear inner brake disc, generating friction that effectively decelerates the machine and eventually brings it to a halt. This process serves to convert the kinetic energy of the moving vehicle into heat, which is then dissipated through the inner disc and surrounding components. It is strategically positioned on the inner side of the rear wheels to ensure a balanced distribution of braking force across the vehicle's axle, contributing to safe and controlled stopping. Attributes: • Integral in Safe and Controlled Stopping • Designed to dissipate heat efficiently to prevent brake fade • Converts Kinetic Energy into Heat • Balanced braking force distribution Applications: The Inner Disc is used in the braking system of a vehicle to apply the brakes, creating friction with brake pads to convert kinetic energy into heat and bring the vehicle to a stop while ensuring balanced braking force on the rear axle.