Brake Rotor
Brake rotors are a critical component of the vehicle’s braking system, directly influencing driving safety. We offer a variety of brake rotor types to suit different needs.
By Design Structure:
- Solid Rotors: Simple in structure, durable, but with average heat dissipation. Suitable for vehicles with low braking performance demands.
- Ventilated Rotors: Feature a hollow design with air channels to enhance heat dissipation. Ideal for vehicles requiring frequent braking, such as high-performance sports cars and race cars.
- Drilled Rotors: Built upon ventilated rotors with drilled holes to further improve cooling. Commonly used in high-performance sports sedans.
- Slotted Rotors: Designed with grooves to increase friction, offering stronger braking power and more stable performance. Suitable for vehicles requiring enhanced braking force.
- Drilled and Slotted Rotors: Combine both drilled and slotted designs, offering versatility and excellent resistance to heat fade in various road conditions.
- Wave Rotors: Feature a wave-shaped design for lightweight construction and improved heat dissipation. Commonly used in high-end vehicles.
By Material:
- Cast Iron Rotors: Cost-effective and highly durable, though prone to oxidation and rust. Suitable for most vehicles.
- Ceramic Rotors: Lightweight and highly resistant to heat, but expensive to produce. Typically used in high-end sports cars and race cars.
- Carbon Fiber Rotors: Extremely lightweight and capable of withstanding high temperatures, though they come at a premium price. These are ideal for high-performance vehicles and race cars.
Please provide the vehicle model, OEM part number, specifications, and required quantity. Based on this information, we will accurately match and supply the most appropriate product for your needs.
For OEM requests, samples, or quotes, please contact us
