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ISO 6315:1980

ISO 6315:1980

Road vehicles — Brake linings — Seizure to ferrous mating surface due to corrosion — Test procedure

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Status : Active

Standard Type : Main

Document No : ISO 6315:1980

Document Year : 1980

Pages : 2

Edition : 1

Section Volume : Vehicle dynamics and chassis components (ISO/TC 22/SC 33.)

ICS : Braking systems (43.040.40)

Specifies a laboratory method for conditioning brake linings in an environment that will promote corrosion, and a test method to assess the strength of bond formed by corrosion. For comparison of lining behaviours, it is essential that the material and condition of ferrous mating surfaces be constant and repeatable. Applies to drum brake linings and disc brake pads fitted to the brakes of road vehicles.