disk kočnica

disk kočnica

Disk ili rotor je povezan sa točkom. Fiksirani deo obuhvata deo diska sa obe strane. Pritiskom na kočnicu, jastučići pritiskaju obe strane diska kako bi se okretanje točka usporilo i točak zaustavio. Videti i Disk kočnice sa vazdušnim hlađenjem.

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