Carlisle Brake & Friction announces the launch of its next-generation of friction materials, including N-680 and EPD (Energy, Power, Dense) for use in brake and transmission applications.
- Offers much higher energy capability and stability versus previous premium grades of friction materials
- Higher abuse resistance for demanding applications
- Stable and predictable wear across multiple energy conditions improves preventative maintenance planning
- Higher energy capacity allows for reduction in disc size, or number of discs required in the stack
- Features improved drive system power output without the need to upsize drive components or systems
N-680 Paper Friction
- Wet paper friction material technology
- Offers up to 2X the energy capacity of current market leading materials: N-653 and N-670
- Offers similar characteristics to N-653 and N-670 as a design replacement, with increased energy and stability
- Significantly improves upon current materials in terms of friction stability, hot spots and NVH (noise, vibration, harshness)
EPD Next Generation Material
- Wet friction material
- Delivers advanced high-energy performance, reduced wear, improved NVH
- Improved material durability/fatigue resistance versus traditional wet friction materials
- Sets a new standard for energy management of friction materials in a wet application
- Provides option to increase power output without adjusting system size, or the ability to reduce system component sizing without sacrificing system power output
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