What are the characteristics of SPARTA brakes?
Date of issue:2016-09-18 00:00 Source:http://en.chezvi.com Click:
Headquartered in Seattle, USA, Sparta Evolution has a brand new high-performance brake brand for racing component design and R&D teams. This high-performance brake R&D team originated in North America has been pursuing excellence as the core concept of SPARTA since its inception, and has penetrated it throughout the product.
From research and development, design and production, SPARTA strives to be the best. With its unique production technology and strict production monitoring, SPARTA brings users new and high-quality brake kits. In particular, SPARTA's use of the most advanced forging technology has made it impossible for most manufacturers still using casting technology. Of course, SPARTA also applies forging to its casting brakes, but the technical process of forging and casting is different. What are the specific manifestations?
1, ARP components
SPARTA is the exclusive manufacturer of brakes approved to use aerospace-grade ARP components. ARP component screws create stronger calipers. Make the caliper more stable and can greatly reduce the material.
2, alloy forging
The caliper is forged from an aluminum alloy and carries more performance with minimal space.
3, quick latch
Compared with the traditional design of the split caliper brake pad design, the quick pin design is more time-saving and convenient.
4, double seal ring system
The double seal system uses a modern high-temperature polymer seal ring mounted inside the caliper to provide smoother piston motion for the caliper. The inner ring seal applies a high-pressure seal to the piston, while the outer ring seal ring protects the piston against pressure from outside intrusion.
5, steel production and marketing
The refined steel bolts have a higher endurance and provide a more stable balance for the calipers when turning.
6, ventilation piston
The ventilation piston greatly reduces the contact area between the brake pad and the piston, so it can more effectively block the heat conduction between the brake pad and the brake oil to achieve a cooling effect.
