About this design

A brake caliper is a crucial component of a disc braking system, typically used in modern vehicles. It houses the brake pads and pistons and plays a key role in slowing or stopping a vehicle by creating friction against the brake rotor.Function:The caliper works by applying hydraulic pressure from the braking system to the brake pads. When the driver presses the brake pedal, brake fluid is forced into the caliper, pushing the pistons outward. This causes the brake pads to clamp onto the rotating brake disc (rotor), generating friction that slows the wheel's rotation and ultimately brings the vehicle to a stop.Types of Brake Calipers:Floating (Sliding) Caliper:Moves laterally on guide pins or slides.Typically uses one or two pistons on one side of the rotor.Compact and cost-effective, suitable for standard vehicles.Fixed Caliper:Mounted rigidly and does not move.Contains pistons on both sides of the rotor.Offers better performance and even pressure distribution, ideal for high-performan