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Brake drums are critical components in commercial vehicles, responsible for dissipating heat and ensuring safe deceleration. Kamaz brake drums, specifically engineered for heavy-duty applications, utilize high-grade cast iron alloys with a carbon content of 3.8–4.2%, enhancing thermal stability under extreme conditions. These drums undergo precision machining to achieve tolerances within ±0.05mm, reducing vibration risks during high-speed braking. With over 500,000 Kamaz trucks relying on this technology globally, their brake systems demonstrate a 15% longer service life compared to industry averages.
Kamaz brake drums incorporate a patented ribbed design that increases structural rigidity by 22% while reducing overall weight by 8%. This innovation addresses common failure points like radial cracking, which accounts for 34% of brake drum replacements in competitor models. Advanced friction coatings, applied via plasma spray technology, extend wear resistance to 150,000–200,000 km under standard load conditions. Third-party testing confirms a 40% improvement in heat dissipation efficiency compared to traditional drum brake drum designs.
Brand | Material Grade | Avg. Lifespan (km) | Max Temp Resistance (°C) | Weight (kg) |
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Kamaz | GG25 Cast Iron | 200,000 | 650 | 38.5 |
Competitor A | GG20 Cast Iron | 145,000 | 580 | 42.1 |
Competitor B | Ductile Iron | 175,000 | 620 | 40.8 |
Kamaz offers diameter-specific drum brake drum configurations ranging from 420mm to 510mm, compatible with axle loads up to 13 tonnes. Optional features include:
Custom thermal analysis ensures optimal brake drum and brake shoe pairing, reducing break-in periods by 60%.
A logistics fleet operating 80 Kamaz 65225 trucks reported a 27% reduction in maintenance costs after switching to OEM brake drums. Data collected over 18 months showed:
Kamaz brake drums undergo 2,000+ cycles of thermal shock testing between -40°C and 650°C, exceeding ECE R90 standards by 18%. Fatigue resistance is validated through 10 million simulated braking cycles at 85% maximum load capacity.
With 47 years of continuous R&D, Kamaz brake drums deliver unmatched reliability for commercial fleets. Their vertical integration from raw material sourcing to final machining ensures consistent quality, while modular designs allow retrofitting 98% of existing drum brake systems. Field data from 12 countries confirms a 91% customer retention rate for brake drum kamaz
replacements within warranty periods.
(brake drum kamaz)
A: A brake drum in a Kamaz vehicle is a cylindrical component attached to the wheel hub. It works with brake shoes to create friction, slowing or stopping the vehicle. It is critical for heavy-duty braking systems in Kamaz trucks.
A: A drum brake drum refers specifically to the rotating part within a drum brake system. Unlike disc brakes, it houses brake shoes that press outward against its inner surface. This design is common in Kamaz trucks for durability under heavy loads.
A: Brake drums provide a surface for brake shoes to press against, generating friction to slow wheels. Brake shoes are curved pads with friction material that expand outward. Together, they enable reliable stopping power in Kamaz vehicles.
A: Common signs include grinding noises, reduced braking efficiency, or visible cracks/scoring on the drum surface. Overheating and vibrations during braking may also indicate wear. Immediate inspection is recommended to avoid safety risks.
A: Replacement intervals depend on usage and load conditions. Inspect them every 15,000-20,000 miles or during routine maintenance. Replace if brake shoes are thinner than 2mm or drums exceed wear limits specified by Kamaz.