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Great news! Xingji Yuan ES friction material project has started mass production, and has been selected for BYD's high-end luxury SUV project!
Recently, KPRacing has begun mass production of the CHERY Star Era ES friction plate OE project. Simultaneously, it has been selected as a supplier for a high-end luxury SUV project by BYD! We are eager to share this good news with everyone.
Apr 29,2025
Unveiling the working principle of brake calipers and their importance to safety
Unveiling the Working Principle of Brake Calipers and Their Importance to Safety In our daily lives, when it comes to car safety, many people may only focus on equipment such as seat belts and airbags. However, as a crucial part of the car's braking system, brake calipers are often overlooked. Today, I'll talk about this "unsung hero," how it works, and its importance to our driving safety. What is a brake caliper? First of all, what is a brake caliper? Simply put, a brake caliper is a key component of the braking system that is responsible for pressing the brake pads against the brake disc to generate friction, slowing or stopping the car. Imagine the brake caliper as a clamp in your hand, clamping a piece of paper. Its function is to slow down or stop movement by applying pressure. The working principle of brake calipers So, how does a brake caliper work? When you step on the brake pedal, brake fluid transmits pressure to the brake caliper. At this time, the piston in the caliper will be pushed, pushing the brake pads closer to the brake disc. When the brake pads come into contact with the brake disc, friction is generated, effectively slowing down the vehicle speed. Sounds simple, right? But in reality, this process requires precise coordination and efficient response. Like playing basketball, the timing, force, and angle of the shot
Apr 28,2025
KPRacing technical expert - Jürgen Voigt, Global Sales Director, Germany
In the interview, Mr. Jürgen said: "It is an honor to be a member of KPRacing. As a professional manufacturer integrating high-performance friction plates, high-performance brake discs, and integral forged calipers, KPRacing adheres to the concept of 'using OE quality for after-sales/modification', and uses the development and testing resources matching the host factory to support the full life cycle of aftermarket brake products. I can see its huge influence in the automotive braking field, and I believe that our cooperation can gather industry attention and provide customers with excellent products and services."
Apr 25,2025
How to choose high-performance brake calipers for your new energy vehicle
How to Choose High-Performance Brake Calipers for Your New Energy Vehicle? With the increasing popularity of new energy vehicles, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to how to choose suitable accessories to enhance driving experience and safety. The braking system, as a key part of vehicle safety, requires careful consideration when selecting brake calipers. So, how can you choose high-performance brake calipers suitable for your new energy vehicle? Let's discuss this topic. The Importance of Brake Calipers First, the brake caliper is one of the core components of the braking system. Its main function is to convert the pressure of the brake fluid into braking friction, thereby helping the vehicle to decelerate or stop. Imagine what risks you might face at high speeds without high-performance brake calipers? Like a sharp knife and a rusty knife, the former can cut easily, while the latter may make your work more difficult. During driving, the performance of the brake caliper directly affects your safety and driving experience. Understanding Your Vehicle Model Before choosing brake calipers, the first step is to understand your new energy vehicle model. Different models may have different requirements for brake calipers. For example, some models may require larger brake calipers to adapt to higher speeds and greater braking needs, especially at high speeds.
Apr 22,2025