Al-ko Hydraulic Disc Caliper Parts

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Al-ko Hydraulic Disc Caliper Spare Parts

Al-ko Hydraulic Disc Caliper offers a comprehensive range braking for the Boating, Caravan and RV markets.

Use Al-ko caliper parts with 10 inch and 12-inch disc rotors.

• Up to 14-inch wheel brake rating to 1600kg per axle.
• Up to 16-inch wheel brake rating to 1400kg per axle.
• Suitable for disc thickness from 10mm to 15mm.

Al-ko and Trojan Piston – Purchase by clicking the image

The Al-ko stainless caliper is an attractive piece of equipment for an excellent reason. It is the smartest piece of equipment on the market in Australia.

One drawback, new calipers do not have stainless pistons (CM800A). Stainless pistons will provide a long maintenance life. Al-ko Hydraulic disc brake calipers have a mounting hole spacing of 88.9mm center to center.

In addition Al-ko offers customers a wide range of parts as follows

• Dacromet hydraulic calipers
• Stainless hydraulic caliper
• Caliper Slide kits
• Replacement phenolic pistons
• Purchase Universal Seal Kits here
• Replacement hydraulic disc pads for Alko are interchangeable with Trojan disc pads.

Recommended operating pressure is 6.9 mpa (1000psi).

Trailer weights exceeding 2000 kg require independent control and breakaway facility. Breakaway kits cause the brakes to automatically activated if the towing vehicle and the trailer become accidentally disconnected.

Tip: When changing or checking disc pads, squeeze the piston home a little by applying a G clamp to the piston. This procedure gives you a little extra room when fitting the disc pads.

Finally, for great advice call the experts at Couplemate 

Couplemate Trailer Parts sells only the best quality Al-ko Hydraulic Disc Caliper Parts and caravan spare parts throughout Australia.

Customers are welcome to either pickup or take advantage of our low freight rates. Express shipping to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, and Hobart.

We also ship products to New Zealand via Australia Post Air Express.

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