Brake Part

The brake system is a vital system that helps slow down or stop a moving vehicle and ensure that a stationary vehicle remains stationary. Braking power keeps the vehicle under control by absorbing the kinetic energy of the vehicle.

Brake systems are generally divided into four categories: mechanical, hydraulic, air and electrical.

Mechanical Brakes: They are simple brake mechanisms that work from cables or direct pedal movement.
Hydraulic Brakes: The brake works with hydraulic pressure, usually delivered by fluid (brake fluid), providing stronger braking.
Air Brakes: It is widely used in large vehicles, the brake system works with air pressure.
Electric Brakes:Modern braking systems controlled by electrical signals.

Each part is important to ensure the safe and effective operation of the braking system. Brake systems, which absorb the vehicle's kinetic energy and enable the vehicle to stop safely, play a critical role in driver and passenger safety.