Your Trusted Brake Caliper Bracket Manufacturer in China
The primary function of the DSR caliper bracket is to securely hold the brake caliper in place. It transfers the force from the driver’s braking action to the brake pads. This keeps the caliper steady without shaking or loosening. A stable caliper bracket effectively lowers the chance of brake failure or uneven braking.
The DSR caliper bracket is made of high-quality steel with a corrosion-resistant coating. It resists rusting over time and deformation from high-temperature braking or frequent use. Braking systems often face heavy pressure and wear. Our brackets have been thoroughly tested to work well in bad weather and on rough roads.
The DSR caliper bracket is designed to fit your vehicle’s dimensions accurately. Every screw hole and mounting position is precisely machined. It installs straight onto the vehicle with no extra grinding or adjustments needed. This not only saves repair time but also prevents safety issues. Whether you’re purchasing in bulk or replacing your vehicle, the DSR caliper bracket ensures a stable fit.
We manufacture brake caliper brackets using CNC milling, turning, and grinding techniques. We work with graphite, metal, and plastic. You can choose not only the material but also the surface finish. Surface treatments include anodizing, sandblasting, and electroplating.
Our brake caliper bracket is made of steel and can be used with BMW turbochargers. We also offer a 30,000-5,000 km warranty. If you have any quality issues during this period, please contact our online customer service and we will provide you with the best solution.
Our brake caliper brackets are made of aluminum alloy. You can choose custom colors, finishes, and packaging. We can also provide free samples. Simply send us a picture or sample and we’ll create the perfect brake caliper bracket for you. No matter your vehicle, we can manufacture it.
Our new brake caliper bracket is made of aluminum alloy. It features a black chrome finish. It can be easily installed without modification. We’ve also applied an anodized finish to extend the life of the brake caliper bracket.
Our brake caliper bracket is made of a durable metal alloy, ensuring durability. We use an anodized finish. Choose from black, gold, silver, orange, purple, or red, among other colors. We can also laser mark your design. We also offer OEM and ODM customization services.
This brake caliper bracket is manufactured using CNC turning, milling, and laser cutting. You can choose from a variety of materials, including aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, and brass. We also offer a variety of surface treatments. Our advanced CNC technology allows us to achieve tolerances of ±0.002 mm and a surface finish of 3.2.
This best-selling brake caliper bracket has been specially crafted to secure your brake caliper. It helps distribute the significant friction generated during braking, ensuring smoother braking. For custom designs or other requirements, please contact our designers directly. We can produce the perfect brake caliper bracket.
This brake caliper bracket, with its black oxide finish, offers a longer lifespan and enhanced durability. We utilize CNC machining of high-quality aluminum alloy to achieve micron-level precision. Ultimately, if you want a smooth and safe ride, our brake caliper bracket is the best choice.
Our brackets are made of high-quality steel and can withstand long-term, intensive use.
The bolt holes in the brake caliper bracket are finely threaded. It ensures smooth installation and a secure connection.
The brake caliper bracket features a rust-resistant coating. It makes it resistant to rust in wet and harsh environments.
The bracket firmly secures the brake caliper. It ensures the stability and safety of the braking system.
The brake caliper bracket maintains its strength and shape even under high brake temperatures.
Our brake caliper brackets are designed for easy installation and subsequent maintenance.
They resist deformation or damage after extended use. It reduces the need for replacement.
Some brackets come with grease for easier installation and removal.
Precise Bolt Threads
The bolt threads used in the DSR brake caliper bracket are extremely precise. Each thread is rigorously machined and inspected. This allows for smooth tightening during installation without stripping or binding. These precise threads ensure a secure connection between the bracket and the caliper, preventing them from loosening due to vibration or prolonged use. This helps keep the brake system steady and reliable.
Rust-Proof Coating
The bolts used in the DSR brake caliper bracket are coated with a rust-proof coating. Cars are often exposed to rain, mud, sand, and snow while driving. These conditions can make metal parts corrode faster. With our rust-proof coating, the bolts stay in good condition for a long time and do not rust easily. It helps the brake caliper bracket last longer and makes removing or installing it easier, even if the bolts are rusted.
Grease Pack Included
The included grease is very useful when installing the brake caliper bracket. Applying the grease to the bolts makes installation smoother, reduces friction, and prevents thread galling. The grease also provides protection, preventing the bolts from seizing due to heat or humidity. This is especially important for repair technicians, saving them the hassle of later disassembly and assembly.
Company Advantage
As a Chinese supplier of brake caliper brackets, we have long specialized in this field. We have accumulated extensive experience in mass production. We own our own factory and production line. Our equipment is comprehensive and our workforce is highly skilled. We can consistently deliver large quantities and manage various customer orders.
We choose the right steel or alloy for each customer’s specific needs. This keeps the brackets tough, long-lasting, and hard to bend. During the manufacturing process, we rigorously control every step, including cutting, drilling, grinding, and surface treatment. We guarantee that every brake caliper bracket maintains top quality for you.
We are also very familiar with exporting brake caliper brackets. We can provide packaging, shipping, and customs clearance services. Whether it’s a long-term order from an automaker or a large-volume purchase from a parts supplier. We arrange on-time delivery while keeping the product reliable.
Many customers choose us because of our experience in mass production. We give you fair prices and make sure the quality stays the same every time. This is a key reason for our trust in the international market.
A brake caliper bracket is a metal component that secures the brake caliper. It holds the caliper firmly against the brake rotor, ensuring a tight fit between the brake pads and the rotor. Without it, the caliper won’t function properly, and the car’s braking will be unstable.
Yes. If the caliper bracket makes unusual noises or brakes are unstable, it indicates a problem. The most common problems are:
Rust and corrosion. If your vehicle is exposed to rain or snow for extended periods without cleaning the caliper bracket, the bracket will easily rust. Over time, this can lead to deterioration and even cracking.
Deformation.Long-term driving inevitably exposes the vehicle to bumps and jolts. These forces can make the bracket bend and cause the brake pads to sit in the wrong position. Dust and water can also easily cause the bracket to become stuck.
Damage or cracks. If the vehicle is exposed to high temperatures for extended periods, the brake bracket may be damaged due to frequent temperature fluctuations.
Cleaning the brake caliper bracket matters a lot. Doing it right helps the brakes work more smoothly and safely.First, remove the tire and caliper. This will expose the bracket. Then, use sandpaper to remove rust and dirt. Spray brake cleaner and wipe away any leftover oil.After cleaning, apply a light application of grease to prevent the bracket from sticking. Finally, reassemble all parts and tighten the screws.
The caliper bolt securely secures the caliper to the bracket. If a bolt is broken, the caliper may shift or even fall off. This significantly reduces braking force.In severe cases, it may even cause the brake system to fail, creating a serious safety risk. Even a single broken bolt can easily cause brake judder and unusual noise.
Yes. Bolts exposed to high temperatures and high pressures for extended periods without lubrication can easily rust and seize. This makes them difficult to tighten during disassembly and assembly. However, you shouldn’t apply engine oil to them. This oil deteriorates at high temperatures and can also affect the bolt’s locking effect. Instead, apply a special high-temperature lubricant to the bolt threads. This will stop rust from forming and help apply the correct torque.
It’s not necessary to replace the caliper bracket every time I replace my brake caliper. The caliper bracket’s primary function is to secure the caliper and keep the brake pads in place. If the bracket itself is not damaged, severely worn, or deformed, it can continue to be used. Often, caliper damage is caused by piston seizure, oil seal deterioration, or rust, while the bracket itself remains functional.
However, if the bracket is cracked, deformed, has worn mounting holes, or exhibits severe surface corrosion, it must be replaced. A loose or insufficiently strong bracket could pose a safety hazard to the brake system. Furthermore, if the sliding pin on the bracket is stuck or rusted, it can affect the return of the brake pads. In this case, it’s recommended to replace the entire bracket.
First, park the vehicle and remove the tire. Then, remove the brake caliper from the brake disc using the appropriate method. After removing the caliper, inspect the surface of the bracket, bolts, and piston. If any surface damage occurs, replace them. Remove the brake pads and springs and inspect for any abnormal wear or binding. Then, use brake cleaner to clean dust, sand, and grease from the caliper and piston. After cleaning, apply a layer of grease to the contact surfaces to facilitate reassembly. After cleaning, replace the brake pads and check the position of all parts.
DSR prioritizes the quality of our brake caliper brackets. Our caliper brackets are made from steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. They are durable and corrosion-resistant. We then mass-produce these brackets using CNC machining. First, the raw material is milled into the bracket shape. This process creates a perfectly flat surface. The holes for the mounting bolts are then drilled into the bracket. We make sure each hole has exact placement and the correct size so the caliper stays secure during installation. The drilled holes are then reamed to ensure smooth insertion without binding. Where necessary, slots are created to accommodate the brake pads. Finally, threads are tapped. The bolts securely secure the bracket and ensure even force distribution throughout the brake system.
The brake caliper bracket doesn’t need regular upkeep or swapping out., but if you notice any of the following, it might be time to replace it.
If you notice the vehicle pulling only to one side when braking, the bracket is severely worn. This wear causes uneven force on the caliper, preventing smooth braking. Additionally, if you hear a metallic knocking sound when braking, you should also inspect the bracket. This could indicate looseness or worn bolts.
If you notice severe rust or cracks on the bracket surface, it must be replaced immediately to prevent breakage. Ensure the bolts are tightened thoroughly when replacing the bracket.
If the bolt won’t turn, you can use a pry bar over the wrench. This will increase leverage and loosen the bolt. You can also use a break bar to provide more torque to loosen the bolt. However, it’s best to spray the bolt with rust-removing lubricant before tightening. This will reduce drag and prevent damage to the threads.
