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Pneumatic disc brakes are a type of brake system and component used in a variety of applications, such as automotive, aerospace, and industrial. They are composed of a disc, caliper, and air chamber, and are actuated by compressed air. The disc is connected to the wheel and rotates with it, while the caliper is connected to the disc and houses the brake pads. When the air chamber is pressurized, the caliper is forced against the disc, causing the brake pads to clamp down and slow the wheel.
Pneumatic disc brakes offer several advantages over other types of brakes, such as improved braking performance, increased safety, and reduced maintenance costs. They are also more reliable and durable than other types of brakes, making them ideal for applications that require frequent braking.
Some companies that produce pneumatic disc brakes include Bosch, Brembo, and Akebono. Show Less Read more