SIM - SEMI-METALLIC BRAKE PADS
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What does semi-metallic mean for brake pads?
It refers to a type of brake pad whose braking compound contains between 30% and 70% metals such as copper, iron, steel, or other composite alloys. These various metals are mixed with graphite lubricant and other resins to form the braking compound. The composition of this compound varies considerably from one vehicle model to another, depending on its requirements. SIM semi-metallic brake pads provide reliable braking performance, even in extreme temperatures and conditions.
How long do semi-metallic brake pads last?
This varies greatly depending on driving conditions and vehicle models. However, due to their high thermal stability, semi-metallic brake pads tend to last longer than other types of brake pads.
Do SIM cards contain asbestos?
No, they do not contain any asbestos.