Material Composition | Corrosive environments (e.g., saltwater) | Industry Standard: Steel (400 MPa tensile strength) Our Base: Aluminum (280 MPa ▲) Our Advanced: Aluminum Alloy (450 MPa ▲▲) (ASTM B221 compliant) | Lighter weight (Aluminum/Alloy) reduces vehicle load; Alloy offers superior strength-to-weight ratio | Base version may have lower durability than steel in extreme abrasion scenarios |
Pressure Rating | High-pressure brake systems | Industry Standard: 1200 PSI Our Base: 1500 PSI ▲ Our Advanced: 1800 PSI ▲▲ (Exceeds SAE J1131 standards) | Handles heavy-duty applications like commercial trucks; Advanced version prevents system failure under load spikes | Higher PSI may require specialized installation tools for Base/Advanced versions |
Temperature Range | Arctic or tropical climates | Industry Standard: -30°C to 120°C Our Base: -40°C to 110°C ▲ Our Advanced: -45°C to 130°C ▲▲ (ISO 10305 certified) | Operates in extreme environments (e.g., oil fields, deserts); Advanced version avoids thermal expansion issues | Base version may degrade at temperatures above 110°C |
Weight | Fuel-efficient vehicles | Industry Standard: 2.5 kg (steel) Our Base: 1.8 kg ▲ (aluminum) Our Advanced: 1.5 kg ▲▲ (alloy) (Reduces fuel consumption by 2-3%) | Lightweight design improves mileage and payload capacity | Aluminum/Alloy may cost 15-20% more than steel |
Corrosion Resistance | Coastal or chemical-exposed areas | Industry Standard: 500 hours salt spray (steel) Our Base: 800 hours ▲ (aluminum) Our Advanced: 1000 hours ▲▲ (zinc-plated alloy) (ASTM B117 compliant) | Extended lifespan in corrosive environments; Advanced version resists rust for over 20 years | Base version may corrode faster in acidic conditions without coating |
Compatibility | Vintage/retrofit installations | Industry Standard: 1980-2000 models Our Base: 1980-2000 ▲ Our Advanced: 1979-2000 ▲▲ (Backward-compatible with DAF trailers) | Advanced version supports older truck models (e.g., 1979-1982 DAF trailers) | Base version lacks compatibility with pre-1980 systems |