brake linings
Stopping system components
Brake linings are the friction material attached to brake shoes or pads that press against a rotating surface to slow or stop a vehicle.
When you apply the brakes, the linings grip the drum or rotor, converting motion into heat.
They wear down over time and must be replaced: The mechanic said my brake linings were almost gone.
- shoeCovering for feet
- asbestosFibrous fireproofing mineral
- organic compoundCarbon-bonded chemical substance
- padsCushioned protective layers
- discFlat circular object
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