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Eaton brake clamps are mechanical devices that clamp or hold a brake hose in place. They are used in automotive and heavy-duty truck applications to secure the brake hose to the brake calliper or wheel cylinder. These brake clamps are ideal for the brand's 505 Series 23-inch DC magnetic shoe brakes....Read more
When the brake pedal is pressed, hydraulic fluid is sent from the master cylinder to the brake callipers. These callipers contain pistons (sealed cylinders) that move outward when pressurised.
As the pistons move out, they push against the brake pads.
This pushing action causes them to press against the rotors and create friction that slows the vehicle down.
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