BENDIX BW7328 User Manual

from Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC
heavy duty brake linings
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ependable stopping power, good fade and recovery characteristics and overall performance. These are the most important issues governing brake lining performance, and VIPro
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all. Manufactured by Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC for VIPAR Heavy Duty, the
VIPro family of friction materials is “The Professional’s Choice” for heavy duty braking.
The VIPro family of brake linings offers a variety of friction materials to best suit your application. Heavy duty linings are available in both a standard and premium material rated at a 20,000 lb. axle load, and also a premium lining rated at a 23,000 lb. axle load. VIPro linings are asbestos-free and designed for use in over-the-road, general hauling and severe duty or heavier-than-standard applications. All VIPro materials meet or exceed F.M.V.S.S. 121 inertia dynamometer testing standards.
20K Standard
“The Professional’s Choice” friction materials address them
A standard grade 20,000 pound axle rated friction material.
The VIPro 20K Standard lining provides consistent performance in day-to-day continuous service markets using single axles up to a maximum of 20,000 lbs. and tandem axles up to a maximum of 40,000 lbs. G.A.W.R. The VIPro 20K Standard is ideally suited for light- & medium-duty applications. Unlike other economy linings, VIPro 20K Standard lining is manufactured using only virgin materials assuring consistent performance.
The VIPro 20K Standard lining exhibits good wear and fade characteristics making it ideal for dry freight, inter-modal leasing, and general highway hauling. VIPro 20K standard meets or exceeds all F.M.V.S.S. 121 testing criteria.
Good stopping power
Good fade characteristics
Good lining life
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