brake disc

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brake disk

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brake disc (plural brake discs)

  1. (British spelling) The disc or rotor that is squeezed between brake pads in a disc brake.
    • 1958 July, “German Railbuses for British Railways”, in Railway Magazine, page 500:
      Each axle has two brake discs by which the brake is applied through brake shoes [brake pads] having a lining of synthetic material.

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