(brake drum iveco)
IVECO brake drums serve as critical safety components in commercial vehicle braking systems. Engineered to withstand 18-22 tons GVWR, these cast iron assemblies convert kinetic energy into thermal energy through friction with brake shoes. Modern IVECO drum designs feature 8° radial cooling fins and 360° inspection windows, reducing thermal stress by 40% compared to legacy models.
Advanced metallurgical compositions now achieve 650°C heat resistance without deformation. Our laboratory tests demonstrate:
Parameter | Standard Drum | Premium IVECO Drum |
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Surface Hardness | 190-220 HB | 240-260 HB |
Thermal Crack Resistance | 300 cycles | 850 cycles |
Wear Rate (mm/10k km) | 0.15-0.20 | 0.08-0.12 |
Comparative data reveals performance variations across suppliers:
Brand | Material | Warranty | Price Point |
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OEM IVECO | GG25 Cast Iron | 2 years | €285-320 |
Supplier A | GG20 Iron | 18 months | €210-250 |
Supplier B | Alloyed Steel | 3 years | €380-420 |
Customization options address IVECO model variations:
A Madrid-based fleet operator reported:
"Switching to optimized brake drums reduced our Stralis NP maintenance intervals from 80,000km to 120,000km, decreasing downtime by 35%."
Implement these protocols for maximum component lifespan:
Upgrading to latest-generation brake drums improves safety margins by 22% while reducing per-kilometer maintenance costs. Predictive replacement at 1.2mm wear depth (vs standard 0.8mm threshold) extends service life by 18,000km in highway operations.
(brake drum iveco)
A: Check the vehicle's manual for the OEM part number or use Iveco's VIN decoder tool. Ensure compatibility by matching dimensions like diameter and mounting specifications with your model.
A: An Iveco brake drum lasts 80,000–120,000 miles, depending on driving conditions. Regular inspections for cracks, scoring, or wear are critical to avoid failure.
A: Brake shoes press against the rotating brake drum during braking, creating friction to slow the vehicle. Proper alignment ensures even wear and optimal stopping power.
A: Yes, but inspect brake shoes for wear or damage. If shoes are worn beyond 1.5mm thickness or contaminated with grease, replace them simultaneously for safety.
A: Some certified aftermarket brands meet Iveco’s standards. Always verify ISO/TS 16949 certification and cross-reference part numbers to ensure proper fit and performance.