Bosch compound brake discs Range extension
New product innovation in lightweight design
What is a Compound brake disc?
The compound brake disc is a new product innovation in lightweight design, comprised of a profiled steel or aluminium hat, combined with a high-carbon cast iron friction ring. The two components are held together by stainless steel rivets.
Compound brake discs feature various materials, binding methods and designs, depending on the vehicle model.
All Bosch compound brake discs are ECE R90 certified. Their material composition and tolerances are optimally adapted to the brake system of the designated applications.
Newly developed compound discs for Mercedes-Benz models
Advantages over standard cast iron brake discs
Lower fuel consumption & emission
Lightweight component design results in lower fuel consumption and reduced CO2 emission.
Improved driving comfort
Reduced unsprung mass improves driving comfort and performance.
Reduced brake judder
Enhanced thermal capacity and heat conductivity reduces brake judder. Another advantage is that the friction ring is highly resistant to thermo-mechanical stresses.
Reduced warping and noise
The friction ring and rotor hat are joined using a special method which further reduces undesired heat flow. This reduces warping and hot tears, as well as vibration and noise.