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Frenos Sauleda - ToP - 05

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Barri del migdia S/N - E 08396

Sant Cebrià de Vallalta (Barcelona - Spain)


sauleda@frenossauleda.com
Tel. (+ 34) 93 763 11 20 Fax (+ 34) 93 763 10 61

TOP/05
ID Material: T5
Rble: R. Antich
Revision: 5
Last updated: 06/09/2019

TOP/05 is green molded friction material which main characteristics are flexibility and a high static friction coefficient. Due to
the metal components this material is resistant to high temperatures. It consists phenolic resins with a NBR rubber bonding system, short
and brass fibres, friction modifiers and fillers. TOP/05 is semi-cured and suitable for bonding and riveting.

Material data

Friction propieties (according graphics) Material type : Flexible material

Static Friction Coefficient (15bar, from box): 0.60±0.05 μ


Appearance / Formats
Static Friction Coefficient (15bar, 100ºC): 0.60±0.05 μ

Dynamic Friction Coefficient: see charts

Wear Rate: see charts

Tº Fading: >300 °C

Applications
Physical properties
Brake pads -
Hardness (DIN53505): 45±5 Shore-D

Specific Gravity (ASTM D792): 1.6±0.05 gr/cm3


Price Level : € €€
Ignition Loss (ASTM D7348): 43±2 %

Acetone Extraction (ASTM D494): 1±0.2 %


Reach (EC)1907/2006 - RoHS 2011/65/EU : Compliance
Thermal Conductivity (ASTM E1952): 0.22±0.01 W/m°K
Others
Mechanical properties
Perlitic cast iron, hardness
Recommended Mating Surface:
HB150-200
Tensile Strength (ASTM D638): 5±2 N/mm2
Recommended Adhesives: Thermosetting adhesive
Compressive Strength (ISO 844:2014): 143±5 N/mm2
Oil Resistant: Yes
Shear Modulus (ASTM D2344-00): 175±10 N/mm2

Poisson Coefficient (ASTM D638): 0.36±0.03

Young Modulus (ASTM D638): 474±100 N/mm2

Recommended Working Values

T° Max. Continuous Operation: 250 °C

T° Max. Intermittent Operation: 350 °C

Rubbing speed, temperature and pressure are related. Changing any values will change other. The values shown represent typical conditions, but are not ultimate limits of the material.

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