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brake band

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun brake band has 1 sense
  1. brake band - a band that can be tightened around a shaft to stop its rotation
    --1 is a kind of
    band
    --1 is a part of brake system, brakes

Definitions from the Web

Brake Band

Noun:
A brake band is a flexible loop or strap typically made of metal or fabric that is used in mechanical devices to apply pressure and slow down or stop the rotation of a wheel.
Sample Sentence: The brake band on the bicycle needs to be replaced as it has worn out over time.
Amazon Search: Brake Bands Noun:
In automotive terms, a brake band refers to a part of the braking system that wraps around a drum or disc, creating friction and helping to stop or slow down a vehicle.
Sample Sentence: The mechanic tightened the brake band to improve the braking performance of the car.
Amazon Search: Automotive Brake Bands Noun:
In machinery, a brake band is a component used to control the speed or stop the rotation of a shaft or pulley by clamping around it.
Sample Sentence: The operator adjusted the brake band to bring the conveyor belt to a halt.
Amazon Search: Machinery Brake Bands Related Products:
- Brake Band Installation Tool
- Brake Band Replacement Kit
- Brake Band Lubricant
- Brake Band Adjuster
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