Disk Brake LP

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A disc brake is a type of mechanical device used to slow down and stop rotating wheels on vehicles. It functions by clamping a brake rotor, which is attached to the wheel, between a brake caliper and a brake pad. The friction generated from this contact slows the rotation, allowing for precise control over speed and stopping power. Disc brakes are commonly found in cars, motorcycles, and bicycles due to their superior performance compared to traditional drum brakes.