SA7 SERIES PARK BRAKE

The Carlisle Brake & Friction SA7000 Series Park Brake is a spring applied, hydraulically released, sliding caliper brake, designed for static/secondary applications. The SA7000 is available in both high and low pressure options.

Additional Product Details

Return spring device for centering caliper on disc
Simple adjustment-remove end cap and turn two adjustment bolts
Ideal for parking, secondary and industrial braking needs
Ductile iron casting for high strength
Quick-change, non-asbestos organic or sintered metallic linings
Less fade in emergency situations than brake drums
Open caliper provides easy access for visual inspection, serviceability and lower maintenance costs
Brake supplied with mounting hardware
Cantilever mount with special jam nuts

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Company Name
Contact
Address 1
Address 2
Phone (Optional)
Email Address
Vehicle Type
Vehicle Model Number
Approximate Annual Volume
Normal Brake Usage	Service Park/ Secondary
Brake Location	Wheel Drive Shaft
Actuation	Mechanical Hydraulic SAHR
Actuation Fluid	Automotive Brake Fluid Mineral Oil Air
Gross Vehicle Weight (W gross)
Empty Vehicle Weight (W empty)
Gear Reduction (Gear red)	All gear reduction between the brake location and the vehicle ground contact.
Total Resistance (R%)	2% standard unless otherwise specified.
Maximum Brake Pressure (Pmax)	Maximum pressure available at brake input.
Number of Braked Wheels (n wheel)
Tire Rolling Radius in inches: Static (Rstatic)	Dynamic (Rdvn)
Brake Clearance in inches: Rim I.D.
Hub O.D.
Disc Dimensions in inches: O.D.
Thickness
Grade Hold Requirement (Gstatic.%)
Maximum Level Surface Speed (Vmax)
Stop Distance Requirement (Sstop)
System Actuating Time Delay (tdelay)	0% will be used unless otherwise specified.
Dynamic Grade Requirement (Gdvn.%)
Ground Coefficient (µground)	0.5 is typical ground coefficient for unmaintained loose earth.
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