Designed for high-performance applications, the CCB disc delivers a clear step forward thanks to its advanced carbon ceramic structure. Its ceramic core, reinforced with carbon fiber and enhanced by a dedicated friction layer on both braking surfaces, ensures low weight, high durability, and consistent braking precision across the entire speed range.
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For all season performance up to high loaded SUVs and supercars
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Key benefits
Low noise. Great pedal feel. Significant performance advantages that are clearly felt in every driving environment.
CCB discs stand out through their distinctive appearance. Thanks to very low brake dust generation, the brakes remain clean and visually striking, offering long‑lasting rim shine and a premium, high‑performance look.
The impressively light brake system improves handling, steering precision, and overall vehicle dynamics, benefits that are particularly noticeable on track. As a secondary effect, lower rotating mass can also contribute to improved vehicle efficiency during dynamic driving.
The long disc life and reduced pad wear are an additional benefit, especially compared to cast‑iron brake systems, contributing to durability without compromising performance.
Your questions, answered
CCB (Carbon Ceramic Brakes) discs are made from a ceramic matrix reinforced with carbon fiber, offering low weight, high thermal resistance, reduced brake fade, and extended lifespan compared to cast iron discs.
Yes, the lightweight design of a CCB disc reduces unsprung mass, improving handling, acceleration, and braking efficiency.
CCB disc can last up to four times longer than traditional cast iron discs, often outlasting the vehicle under normal driving conditions.
Yes, CCB discs perform reliably in daily use, though their benefits are most noticeable under high-performance or demanding driving conditions.
Carbon‑ceramic brake discs come in different constructions, each designed to deliver specific levels of performance, thermal behavior, and durability.
CCM discs are floating ceramic composite discs reinforced with carbon fiber and do not include an additional ceramic friction layer.
CCB discs feature a ceramic core reinforced with carbon fiber and an extra ceramic friction layer on both braking surfaces.
CCW (DYATOM) discs use a highly advanced five‑layer carbon‑ceramic wafer structure, offering the highest thermal stability and performance.