Part Finder
Use our tool to quickly identify the correct oil immersed discs for your machinery. Get the right part, fast.
Identifying Oil Immersed Discs
Ideally, please provide the Original Equipment Part Number.
If you can’t, please provide as much of the following information as possible:
- Maximum Outside Diameter (including teeth or lugs)
- Minimum Inside Diameter (including teeth or lugs)
- Number of teeth or lugs
- Teeth or lugs on the Inside or Outside Diameter
- Overall thickness
- Friction Plate or Steel Mating Plate
- Number of plates required
You can call us, email us or use our Plate Identification tool below to find your part.
1
Select the number of teeth on your plate using the first slider.
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Choose the type of tooth/tang (inner/outer, tooth/lug etc.) with the second slider.
3
Adjust the OD, ID, thickness and material sliders to refine your selection.
4
Shop online or give us a call for further help or information.
1
Select the number of teeth on your plate using the first slider.
2
Choose the type of tooth/tang (inner/outer, tooth/lug etc.) with the second slider.
3
Adjust the OD, ID, thickness and material sliders to refine your selection.
4
Shop online or give us a call for further help or information.
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F60010091
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F60010064
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F60010399
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F60010083
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F70010060
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Identifying Disc Brake Pads & Caliper Spares
Disc Brake Pads:
Ideally, provide the Original Equipment Part Number. If unavailable, please provide the maximum pad dimensions: length, height and thickness (including backplate.)
Caliper Seal Kits & Pistons:
These match the corresponding pad. For example, an F1103 Pad uses an F1103S Seal Kit and an F1103P Piston. Seal Kits should also specify whether they are for Mineral Oil or Brake Fluid (MO or BF), and may include High Temperature (HT), High Pressure (HP), or both (HPHT).
Identifying Brake Discs/Rotors
If available, please provide the Original Equipment Part Number. If not, describe the disc shape (e.g., “Top Hat”, “Shrouded” or “Flat”.)
Additionally, provide as much dimensional information as possible, including the number of bolt holes, any extra machining and vehicle fitment details.
