Friction Modifiers and Metal Fibers: Stable Performance and Efficient Heat Conduction

Synthetic graphite and coke serve as common friction modifiers, offering good lubricity and thermal stability to maintain a consistent friction coefficient across various operating conditions, while reducing noise and vibration. The addition of brass fibers and copper fibers significantly enhances thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance, while also strengthening the overall structure—making them suitable for high-load braking applications.