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Confirmed Pad Specification
This page is designed for matching procurement needs and project discussions. The friction material, regulatory requirements, product labeling, and packaging details must be confirmed separately based on the target market and order specifications.
OE Cross-Reference
6U2Z2V200B / GER12648Z / GPYA2648ZD / 6E5Z2200B / 6E5Z2200C / 9E5Z2200A / BE5Z2200A / GPYB2643Z / GPYB2648Z / GPYA2643ZC / GPYA2648ZC
*** indicates that this field is empty in the source data. The cross-reference number is solely used for procurement verification; it still needs to be confirmed based on the vehicle model, year, installation location, and customer application details before production.
Friction Materials & Customization
Pad shape defines the product geometry. Ceramic, semi-metallic, low-metallic, and low-copper or copper-free friction materials must be confirmed separately against performance targets, regulations and test requirements.
Explore friction material optionsIf you provide the FMSI, OE numbers, customer part numbers, or an Excel list, we will verify the brake pad shape, confirm the customization requirements, and then provide information on the minimum order quantity, sample availability, delivery time, and project quote.
Accepts FMSI, OE, customer part number, or Excel lists.
Verify position, dimensions, accessories, and production feasibility.
Confirm the formulation, target market, product labeling and quantity.
Confirm MOQ, samples, lead time and pricing.
Please provide the FMSI, OE numbers, customer part numbers, or an Excel list, and we’ll help confirm the brake pad shape, friction formula, quantity, and other project requirements.
