Plastic Brake Pads

Polypropylene (PP) is a lightweight, semi-crystalline thermoplastic polymer made from the polymerization of propylene monomers. As part of the polyolefin family, PP is one of the most widely used plastics in the world due to its excellent chemical resistance, fatigue strength, and cost-effectiveness.

• Lightweight (density: 0.90–0.91 g/cm³)
• Excellent chemical resistance (acids, bases, oils)
• High fatigue resistance (good hinge performance)
• Good electrical insulation properties
• Low cost and easy to process (injection molding, thermoforming, etc.)
• Food-safe grades available (for packaging and containers)

• Food containers, bottle caps, straws
• Automotive interior trims, dashboards, door panels
• Household products: storage bins, chairs, buckets
• Textiles and non-woven fabrics
• Electronic housings and insulators

1. (Made in Taiwan,high quality, lower price)

2. (Good service, once customer facing problems, JU HUO will form a group)

3. (Dicuss about the problems and provide solutions immediately)

JU HUO has more than 30years of working experience in the plastic industry with the primary operation-OEM and provides a one -stop shop service.

For the customer starting 3 D drawing design mold design & development, small batch trial for sampling, secondary processing (including plastic electroplating, plastic spray paint, plastic printing…etc) the product assembly, quality inspection, packing and shipping.

All you have to do is ti provide your idea or 2D drawing and allow us to take care of the rest of jobs.

We can help the customer to develop their product with better efficiency and time and cost saving

Plastic brake pads, typically made from high-performance composite or polymer-based materials, are used in light-duty braking systems where low weight, corrosion resistance, and cost efficiency are priorities. While not commonly used in heavy automotive braking, they are widely applied in light vehicles, electric mobility devices, and industrial equipment.

Light Mobility Devices:
• Bicycles – used in caliper or drum brake systems for urban or children's bikes
• Electric scooters and e-bikes – lightweight and efficient for regenerative braking systems
• Wheelchairs – friction pads for safety locks and manual braking systems

Industrial & Home Equipment:
• Small machinery – brake pads in compact motors or moving parts
• Treadmills or fitness equipment – friction control in rollers or safety stops
• Toy vehicles or children's ride-on cars – safe and cost-effective braking function