The brake wheel cylinder is an indispensable chassis brake component in the braking system. Its main function is to push the brake pads, which rub against the brake drum. Reduce the speed and come to a standstill. After stepping on the brake, the master cylinder generates thrust to apply hydraulic oil pressure to the slave cylinder, and the piston inside the slave cylinder begins to move under hydraulic pressure, pushing the brake pads forward. Hydraulic brakes are composed of a brake master cylinder and a brake oil reservoir. They are connected to the brake pedal at one end and the brake oil pipe at the other end. The brake master cylinder stores brake oil and has oil outlet and inlet ports.
Function: The function of the brake cylinder is to push the brake pads, which rub against the brake drum, causing the vehicle speed to decrease and come to a standstill. When the brake is pressed, the master cylinder generates thrust and hydraulic oil pressure is transmitted to the cylinder. The piston inside the cylinder begins to move under hydraulic pressure, pushing the brake pads forward.
