Will 100 psi Make Difference For BrakeRite Electric Over Hydraulic Disc Brake Actuator
Updated 04/25/2024 | Published 04/24/2024 >
Question:
Why 1500 psi and not 1600 like other models? Will the 100 psi make any difference?
asked by: Glenn D
Expert Reply:
Hi Glenn,
The 100 psi will not make a difference regarding the 1,500 psi Dexter BrakeRite Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator for Disc Brakes # DX82KR.
Trailer disc brakes have a max operating pressure of 1,600 psi, so the 1,600 psi EOH actuators are generally rated just to meet that max pressure, but it won't matter regarding the function of the # DX82KR. This is a very nice option for an actuator, giving a much faster response time than other actuators to get optimal braking right away.
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Dexter BrakeRite Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator for Disc Brakes - Vented - 1,500 psi
- Brake Actuator
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