Sram Brake Pads Disc Sintered/Steel
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SRAM Disc Brake Pads – Sintered / Steel
What Is It?
SRAM Sintered Disc Brake Pads with a steel backing plate are replacement brake pads designed for compatible SRAM disc brake systems. The sintered friction compound is suited to riders who need dependable braking performance, particularly in demanding conditions such as wet weather, muddy trails and long descents.
Key Features
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Sintered metallic compound: Designed for consistent braking under high temperatures and heavy use.
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Steel backing plate: Provides a durable base for the friction material.
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Wet-weather performance: Offers reliable braking in wet, muddy and challenging trail conditions.
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Heat resistance: Better resistance to brake fade than organic pads during sustained braking.
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Heavy-duty use: Well suited to demanding mountain biking and long descents.
Specifications
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Brand: SRAM
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Product type: Disc brake pads
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Pad compound: Sintered / metallic
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Backing plate: Steel
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Intended use: Disc braking
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Compatibility: Specific to compatible SRAM brake calipers; confirm pad shape and model before purchase.
Benefits
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Delivers dependable stopping power in demanding conditions.
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Handles heat from prolonged braking effectively.
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Offers a durable option for frequent or aggressive riding.
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Helps maintain braking performance on wet and muddy trails.
Best Suited For
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Mountain bikers riding technical trails and steep descents.
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Downhill and enduro riders who need heavy-duty braking.
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Riders frequently cycling in wet or muddy conditions.