Ceramic Brake Pad Performance Test-Targeted Technical Support

The performance test of Jiasheng ceramic brake pads and the performance test of various special road conditions are carried out by professional testers and technicians. The average gradient of 16° and the descending gradient of 20° are performed at different locations (at an altitude of 1060 meters). The braking performance of the new material is repeatedly tested to ensure that the test samples of each experiment follow the same road and strict test conditions to ensure the authenticity of the verification data collection.

Slow landing test: medium speed 40 km/h (extremely high speed 80 km/h) length 18 km, duration 25 minutes, ultimate temperature 600°C

Downhill speed test: a medium speed of 60 km/h (a very high speed of 120 km/h), a length of 18 kilometers, a duration of 17 minutes and 16 seconds, a final temperature of 600°C (more than 500°C because of 14 more angles)

Three guarantees for Jiasheng ceramic brake pads

1. Ensure that there is no asbestos content and meet the requirements of EU ROHS environmental regulations.

2. Strong technical force, advanced equipment, ceramic formula to ensure that the product is pure ceramic brake pads.

3. Long service life, the product has undergone many loading tests to ensure its safety, comfort and stability.

CHOOSING THE CORRECT BRAKE PAD

So which brake pad is the best choice for you when deciding between ceramic brake pads vs semi metallic vs. organic? It really is dependent on the ride you expect from your vehicle combined with your personal driving style. If you have a high-performance sport car, or at least drive your vehicle like it is one, you’re likely best off choosing semi-metallic brake pads. On the other hand, if you do a lot of urban commuting, you might find a solid ceramic brake pad to be the better option. If you don’t put a lot of mileage on your vehicle, an organic brake pad might be the best, low-price option for your driving habits.

Below is a simple table that illustrates some of the comparative differences between organic, ceramic, and metallic brake pads.