Chassis & Axle Parts
Heavy Truck Brake Lining
Brake lining selection depends on the brake assembly and lining geometry. Thickness or width alone is not enough when rivet holes and arc differ.
Quote basis: product reference, fitment, quantity, packing and delivery term.
- Brake or axle reference and installation position
- Arc, width, thickness and hole pattern
- Piece, shoe-pair or axle-set quantity
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Product sourcing details
- Application
- For drum-brake service on heavy trucks and axles where the existing shoe and lining dimensions are available for confirmation.
- Fitment check
- Provide truck, axle or brake model, OE reference, arc length, width, thickness, hole count and spacing. State whether the quantity is by piece, shoe or axle set.
- Inspection focus
- Check dimensions, arc, hole layout, edge condition and set count against the approved sample. Any requested friction specification must be written into the order record.
- Packing and labeling
- Keep matched pieces grouped and protect edges from chipping. Confirm set labels, inner quantity and carton marks for workshop or distributor handling.
FAQ
Heavy Truck Brake Lining buying questions
For drum-brake service on heavy trucks and axles where the existing shoe and lining dimensions are available for confirmation.
Is the lining width enough for identification?
No. Arc length, thickness and rivet-hole layout must also match the brake shoe.
How should I state the order quantity?
Specify whether your number means individual linings, one shoe pair or a complete axle set to avoid a count error.
Can I specify a target friction requirement?
Send the written requirement and destination-market standard. It must be reviewed for the exact lining reference before confirmation.
Request a quote
Send your parts list
Include the OE number, truck model, quantity and destination. We will check fitment before quoting.
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