EL121 DISC BRAKE PADS

New - Carlisle Brake & Friction's EL121 Series disc brake pads for mine haul truck equipment. The EL121 friction material provides nearly double the service life while increasing vehicle uptime. For improved performance and reduced maintenance costs, switch to Carlisle's EL121 disc brake friction today.

Additional Product Details

Will-Fit replacement front brake pads that utilize OEM calipers and rotors to eliminate a front service interval
Up to 2X longer pad life
Newly formulated material specifically engineered for haul truck applications
Thoroughly tested to simulated ISO 3450 requirements (not certified)
Organic brake pad material (ferrous metal free)
NRS backing plate for superior bonding and durability

Technical Specifications

Lining Material	Ceramic
Typical Applications	Mine haul truck
Comments	Premium friction material

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Vehicle Type
Vehicle Model Number
Approximate Annual Volume
Normal Brake Usage	Service Park/ Secondary
Brake Location	Wheel Drive Shaft
Actuation	Mechanical Hydraulic SAHR
Actuation Fluid	Automotive Brake Fluid Mineral Oil Air
Gross Vehicle Weight (W gross)
Empty Vehicle Weight (W empty)
Gear Reduction (Gear red)	All gear reduction between the brake location and the vehicle ground contact.
Total Resistance (R%)	2% standard unless otherwise specified.
Maximum Brake Pressure (Pmax)	Maximum pressure available at brake input.
Number of Braked Wheels (n wheel)
Tire Rolling Radius in inches: Static (Rstatic)	Dynamic (Rdvn)
Brake Clearance in inches: Rim I.D.
Hub O.D.
Disc Dimensions in inches: O.D.
Thickness
Grade Hold Requirement (Gstatic.%)
Maximum Level Surface Speed (Vmax)
Stop Distance Requirement (Sstop)
System Actuating Time Delay (tdelay)	0% will be used unless otherwise specified.
Dynamic Grade Requirement (Gdvn.%)
Ground Coefficient (µground)	0.5 is typical ground coefficient for unmaintained loose earth.
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