A Friction Disc, also known as a friction plate or clutch disc, is found in machinery and mechanical systems, including automotive vehicles and industrial equipment. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the engagement and disengagement of power transmission between two rotating components, allowing for smooth operation and control. The primary function of a friction disc is to enable the transfer of power from the engine to the transmission by creating frictional contact with a mating surface, typically a flywheel or pressure plate. Attributes: • Surface made of friction material provides the necessary grip and resistance • Has splines that connect them to a shaft or other rotating component • Has cooling slots to dissipate heat effectively Applications: A Friction Disc is used in the clutch assembly of a manual transmission system for controlling the engagement and disengagement of power between the engine and the transmission, allowing the driver to shift gears smoothly and control the vehicle's speed.
Material: Non-Band Type Friction Material