Brake rotors and drums are pivotal in vehicle safety. To ensure their longevity and performance, they're coated with protective layers. Below are the coatings used, their purposes, and benefits.
Description: PPG Paint Hat & Edge is a specialized coating by PPG Industries. It's used mainly on the hat and edges of the brake rotor to prevent rust on non-friction surfaces.
Description: Geomet is a water-based coating solution that contains zinc and aluminum flakes. The application results in a silver, matte finish offering protection against corrosion.
Description: Tamex is known for its high resistance to chipping and abrasion, forming a protective layer on brake components against corrosion and wear.
Description: Zinc plating involves electro-deposition where a thin layer of zinc is applied to brake components. This enhances appearance and provides a sacrificial layer against corrosion.
Description: E-Coating, or electrocoating, immerses brake components in a water-based solution containing paint particles. An electric current causes the paint particles to adhere, forming a uniform protective layer.
Description: 2pc (Two-Piece) Rotor Options refer to brake rotors consisting of two separate components: a metal alloy braking surface and a lightweight, usually aluminum, center hub. This innovative design enhances performance and durability, particularly in high-demand driving conditions such as racing or spirited street driving.
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