Brake force regulator mechanical, pneumatic and manual

Truck brake regulator is a system used in heavy goods vehicles (lorries) to control the braking force on the rear wheels. The brake force regulator ensures that the braking force is distributed between the front and rear wheels to ensure stable braking. When braking, the weight of the vehicle is shifted from the rear to the front axle.

Brake force regulators are used in the braking system to prevent the vehicle from skidding.
These ensure that the pressure on the rear axle is reduced.

The truck brake pressure regulator usually works hydraulically and consists of various components such as a brake pressure distributor, a brake pressure regulator and an expansion tank. The brake force distributor distributes the braking force between the front and rear wheels, while the brake pressure regulator regulates the brake pressure on the rear wheels.

The truck brake pressure regulator is an important safety feature as it stabilizes the vehicle and prevents the rear wheels from locking under heavy braking. This allows better control of the vehicle and reduces the risk of accidents.

It is important to perform regular maintenance and inspections on the truck brake pressure regulator to ensure it is working properly. If you have any problems with the brake force regulator, you should consult a professional immediately to avoid possible safety risks.