Hydraulic disc brake

The braking principle of hydraulic disc brakes is to transmit pressure through a hydraulic system, allowing the brake instrument to apply pressure to the brake disc, thereby achieving braking functionality. The brake disc of hydraulic disc brakes is usually made of stainless steel or aluminum alloy, which offers higher wear resistance and corrosion resistance. The advantages of hydraulic disc brakes are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Better braking effect: Hydraulic disc brakes provide a better braking effect, greater braking force, and faster braking.
2. Lighter operation: Due to the transmission method of the hydraulic system, strong braking can be achieved in one step, making operation more convenient.
3. Durable and stable braking: Hydraulic disc brakes maintain a relatively stable braking effect during long-term use and are less likely to experience issues such as reduced braking.

However, hydraulic disc brakes also have some disadvantages:

1. Higher cost: The manufacturing cost of hydraulic disc brakes is higher, requiring more parts and more complex manufacturing processes.
2. More complex maintenance: Hydraulic disc brakes require regular replacement of brake fluid and inspection of the hydraulic system, making maintenance more complex.

In summary, mechanical disc brakes and hydraulic disc brakes each have their own advantages and disadvantages. Consumers can choose the appropriate braking device based on their needs and budget. When purchasing, it is recommended to consider factors such as braking effect, price, and ease of maintenance to select the type of disc brake that best suits them.