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SB KNORR BREMSE DISC BRAKE RANGE









                                               SB KNORR DISC BRAKE SIZES
             SB 3745                          SB 3745T                         SB 4309T
             SB   Disc brake                  SB   Disc brake                  SB   Disc brake
             37   Disc Ø 377mm                37   Disc Ø 377mm                43   Disc Ø 430mm
             45   Disc thickness 45mm         45   Disc thickness 45mm         09   Standard axle load 9t
                  Axially mounted caliper     T    Tangentially mounted caliper  T  Tangentially mounted caliper



                                BPW AXLES EQUIPPED WITH SB KNORR BREMSE DISC BRAKES
             BPW Axle code           Date range        BPW Axle type          SB Brake size      Rotor diameter
             SH9010
                                   Up to Feb 2004       9 tonne ECO     SB 3745                      377mm
             SKH9008
             SKH9008                                                    SB 3745T suit 19.5” tyres    377mm
                                 Feb 2004 to Aug 2008  9 tonne ECO Plus
             SH9010                                                     SB 4309T suit 20” tyres      430mm
             SKH10108                                                   SB 3745T suit 19.5” tyres    377mm
                                   From Aug 2008    10-12 tonne ECO Plus
             SH10110                                                    SB 4309T suit 20” tyres      430mm






                                   SB KNORR BREMSE DISC BRAKE OPERATING PRINCIPLE










                                                                   When the brake pedal is pressed, the push rod (1) of
                                                                   the brake cylinder presses against the lever (2) of the
                                                                   brake caliper.

                                                                   The roller (3) mounted eccentrically in the brake trans-
                                                                   fers the force onto the bridge (4). The clamping force
                                                                   acts on the internal brake pad (6) via the threaded
                                                                   tubes and the tappets (5). As a result, the brake pad
                                                                   (6) is forced against the brake disc (7).

                                                                   The reaction force which now arises on the caliper (8)
                                                                   is transferred to the opposite brake pad by means of
                                                                   the sliding caliper, so that the opposite pad (6) is also
                                                                   pressed against the brake disc with the same force.

                                                                   When the brake pressure is reduced, the spring force
                                                                   returns the bridge (4), the threaded tubes (5) and
                                                                   lever (2) to their original position.







                                 Numbers in brackets above refer to figure numbers on drawing above.





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