The latest news and headlines from around the global brake industry. This page lists all of the articles in the Other brake news category.
Scan Pac Mfg. has acquired Great Lakes Friction Products Inc., combining two Wisconsin friction-materials manufacturers and expanding Scan Pac's portfolio of friction products and assemblies across industrial and commercial markets.
PAGID Racing has eliminated polyurethane foam from its motorsport brake pad packaging, cutting 10 tonnes of plastic-based foam at its Essen plant and switching to recycled honeycomb cardboard.
Boeing's 737-10 has cleared maximum brake energy certification at Edwards Air Force Base, stopping at 197,900 pounds and 180 knots on worn brakes redesigned with a fifth rotor.
Brembo has launched GR-PRO, a complete mountain bike braking ecosystem derived from its UCI Downhill World Cup program, featuring a forged two-piece caliper, multi-adjustable master cylinder, and World Cup–developed discs.
TMD Friction completed solar installations at its UK and Romania plants, saving 620 tonnes of CO₂ annually as part of its Sustainability Roadmap 2040.
ZF has unveiled five new braking and control technologies for off-highway vehicles, targeting electrification and autonomous machine platforms under its EASE design philosophy.
Dellner Group acquires Quebec-based Kuma Brakes, North America's only certified sintered wind turbine brake pad manufacturer, forming Dellner Wind Solutions Canada at the Gaspé facility.
Sphere Brake Defense promotes Joe Fiore to Vice President of R&D, the first VP role in company history, to lead advanced sphere brake innovation and military vehicle programs.
SEPAC launched the SEB-Max series of standardized spring-applied friction brakes for aerospace and defense, offering fail-safe operation, compact sizing, and faster procurement timelines.
The brake industry's first dedicated compensation report reveals critical talent shortages in brake-by-wire and formulation roles, with outdated salary benchmarks driving longer searches and weaker candidate pools.
EJ has acquired the former Fritz Winter manufacturing facility in Simpson County, Kentucky, planning new production operations as part of its strategic growth in infrastructure access solutions.
Brembo's 2025 preliminary results exceeded guidance with €3,704 million in revenues and 16.5% EBITDA margin despite declining European and North American vehicle production volumes.
Indian brake supplier ASK Automotive commits $4.2M to expand disc pad and brake shoe capacity by 23%, citing tax reforms and surging two-wheeler replacement demand.
Collins Aerospace signs three-year distribution agreements with three partners to expand wheels and brakes support for C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft operating worldwide.
Octus breaks down the First Brands bankruptcy, examining how alleged fraud and $11 billion in debt toppled the supplier. Explore the impact on the brake supply chain and what comes next.
AUMOVIO introduces advanced trailer assistance systems debuting at CES 2026, featuring automated reversing and real-time collision warnings to enhance safety and maneuverability for towing vehicles.
Blubrake secures an additional €2.5 million, bringing total funding to €14.5 million. New investors Suprajit and Primo Capital support the company's industrial scale-up of e-bike ABS technology.
As farm equipment scales to 700HP and 30-ton loads, legacy braking systems create dangerous lag. Operators must adopt electric-pilot valves and streamlined pneumatics to prevent catastrophic "trailer push" incidents.
An investigation into Goldwind wind turbines has revealed asbestos in brake pads supplied by 3S Industry, prompting urgent warnings for global friction supply chains regarding verification and compliance audits.
Riyadh Air selected Safran Landing Systems to supply electric carbon brakes and wheels for its Boeing 787-9 fleet under a long-term agreement announced at Dubai Airshow.