Brake friction material definition

Brake friction material means that part of a motor vehicle brake designed to retard or stop the movement of a motor vehicle through friction against a rotor made of more durable material.
Brake friction material or “friction material” means that part of a motor vehicle brake pad designed to retard or stop the movement of a motor vehicle through friction against a rotor made of a more durable material.
Brake friction material means that part of a motor vehicle

Examples of Brake friction material in a sentence

  • Brake friction material manufact7ured prior to January 1, 2025, containing greater than 0.5% copper and its compounds by weight may be sold for use or offered for sale in motor vehicles until January 1, 2035.

  • Brake friction material that contains greater than 0.5% copper and its compounds by weight and is designed for use on vehicles manufactured prior to January 1, 2025, as part of an original service contract may be sold for use or offered for sale in motor vehicles.

  • Brake friction material manufactured prior to the January 1, 2021, requirement for no greater than 5.0% copper and its compounds by weight may be sold for use or offered for sale in motor vehicles until January 1, 2031.

  • Brake friction material that contains greater than 5.0% copper and its compounds by weight and is designed for use on vehicles manufactured prior to January 1, 2021, as part of an original equipment service contract may be sold for use or offered for sale in motor vehicles.


More Definitions of Brake friction material

Brake friction material means that part of a motor vehicle brake designed to retard or stop the movement of a motor vehicle through friction against a rotor made of a more durable material. "Rotor" means the rotating portion of a motor vehicle brake system including, but not limited to, brake disks and brake drums.
Brake friction material means that part of a motor vehicle brake designed to retard