
Pressing
Friction material is formed in dedicated moulds. The product reference and geometry guide the setup for the requested brake component.
Confirm the part reference and drawing before production.
A closer view of pressing, curing, finishing, assembly and packing in our friction-component workshops.

Friction material is formed in dedicated moulds. The product reference and geometry guide the setup for the requested brake component.
Confirm the part reference and drawing before production.

The curing area forms part of the friction-component production workflow. The required treatment depends on the selected material and product.
Agree on material and application requirements with the factory.

Finishing operations bring the component to its required profile. Details such as thickness, chamfers and slots are reviewed for each part.
Provide the required dimensions and surface details.

Brake components move through assembly and preparation. Hardware and set contents are agreed for the order rather than assumed from a product photograph.
Confirm shims, clips, fittings and set composition where applicable.

Finished components are packed for handling and delivery. Carton artwork, labels, set quantities and shipment details are reviewed with the customer.
Approve packing instructions before dispatch.
Watch the original workshop and loading footage.