Friction coefficient & temperature fade (SAE J2522 / J661)
Dynamometer and Chase testing evaluate friction coefficient stability across cold, pre-burnish, high-speed snub, and severe thermal fade cycles up to 650°C.

Laboratory capability
In-house testing facilities and accredited laboratory procedures support formulation evaluation, physical property testing, and performance validation according to international SAE, ISO, and ECE standards.
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Dynamometer and Chase testing evaluate friction coefficient stability across cold, pre-burnish, high-speed snub, and severe thermal fade cycles up to 650°C.

Hydraulic shear testing verifies bond strength between friction compound and steel backing plate, ensuring resistance against delamination under extreme mechanical load.

Acoustic testing evaluates high-frequency brake squeal, judder, and vibration damping across varying temperature, humidity, and brake pressure spectrums.

Continuous testing of pad compressibility, Rockwell hardness, specific gravity density, thermal expansion, and loss-on-ignition (LOI) to guarantee batch-to-batch consistency.

Upon project sign-off, customers receive comprehensive test data packages, friction curves, and Certificates of Analysis (COA) matching their specific part numbers.

In-House Laboratory & Testing Protocols
Every formulation and production batch undergoes strict in-house laboratory evaluation under SAE, ISO, and ECE R90 international test procedures.
Simulates real-vehicle deceleration across 100°C–650°C, verifying friction stability, high-speed sensitivity (up to 200 km/h), and thermal recovery.
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