Brake Cleaners

Importance and Use of Brake Cleaners

Braking systems operate under demanding conditions – at high temperatures, under strong pressure and constant friction. This makes them particularly prone to contamination with dirt, oil and corrosive residues. Brake cleaners provide:

• effective removal of brake dust, which accumulates during driving and reduces performance,
• removal of grease, oil and brake fluid that can cause surface slippage,
• surface preparation before replacing pads, discs or other components,
• protection against corrosion and premature wear of metal parts,
• reduction of noise, squeaking and vibration during braking.

They are therefore indispensable both in professional workshops and for home users.

Types and Properties of Brake Cleaners

The range of brake cleaners is diverse and adapted to different users:

• Packaging: Small handy cans (500 ml and 600 ml) are convenient for home use or occasional repairs. For workshops and industrial users, larger packs (5 l) are available for economical and regular use. Special kits, such as sets of 12 × 600 ml sprays, are suitable for those who need larger stock on hand.
• 360° spraying: Some cleaners are equipped with a special spraying system that allows application from any angle – particularly useful for hard-to-reach areas.
• Fast-drying formula: Quick-drying cleaners allow work to continue without delay. Surfaces remain clean, free of greasy residues, which is crucial for optimal brake performance.
• Universal use: Many brake cleaners are also suitable for degreasing other metal surfaces, engine parts or tools, increasing their versatility.

Advantages of Quality Brake Cleaners

Choosing a quality cleaner brings numerous benefits that impact both safety and cost efficiency:

• Reliable dirt removal – strong formulas dissolve even the toughest deposits.
• Improved brake efficiency – clean brakes mean shorter stopping distances and greater safety.
• Quieter operation – removal of dirt and grease reduces squeaking and vibration.
• Corrosion protection – regular cleaning prevents rust and extends the lifespan of discs and pads.
• Lower maintenance costs – reduced wear means fewer part replacements and lower servicing expenses.

How to Choose the Right Brake Cleaner

When choosing, consider the method of use and requirements:

• For home use, small sprays are the most practical, offering easy application without special tools.
• For workshops and industrial users, larger packs are more economical and suited for frequent use.
• For demanding tasks, 360° spraying cleaners are recommended for precise cleaning in any position.
• For quick repairs, fast-drying cleaners are most practical, allowing brake parts to be reused almost immediately.

Brake Cleaner Manufacturers

The market offers many renowned manufacturers, and we work only with the most reliable suppliers:

• Addinol – universal spray cleaners suitable for broad use.
• CRC – wide range of cleaners in various packages and sizes.
• Henkel – technically advanced and reliable cleaners for professional use.
• MTS – affordable option with strong efficiency.
• Pressol – reliable cleaners widely used in workshops.
• Weicon – popular among industrial users for strength and versatility.

Consulting and Support

Choosing the right cleaner is not always easy. Access to expert advice helps customers find the right product for their needs – whether for personal vehicles, trucks or industrial use.

Why Choose M&M Intercom

Buying from M&M Intercom means more than just purchasing a product – we provide complete solutions. We guarantee:

• a wide range of cleaners from various manufacturers,
• competitive prices and bulk purchase options,
• permanent stock and fast delivery,
• expert support and usage advice,
• many years of experience in industrial solutions.

Our mission is to provide customers not only with cleaners but also the confidence that their braking systems will always work safely and flawlessly.

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FAQ

1. Why is regular use of brake cleaners important? Because regular cleaning removes dust, grease and deposits that reduce braking efficiency, extending brake component life and improving safety.
2. Can brake cleaners be used on other vehicle parts? Yes, most cleaners are also suitable for degreasing metal surfaces, engine parts, clutches and tools. Always follow manufacturer instructions.
3. What is the difference between spray cans and larger packs? Sprays (500–600 ml) are easy to use for smaller jobs. Larger packs (5 l) are more economical for workshops and industrial use.
4. What does 360° spraying mean? It allows spraying in all positions of the can – even upside down – making hard-to-reach areas easy to clean.
5. Do brake cleaners affect rubber or plastic? Most are designed for metal surfaces. On rubber or plastic they may cause damage, so they should be applied only on brake components.
6. How soon can brakes be used after cleaning? Quality cleaners dry quickly. Within minutes the surface is clean and dry, and brake parts can be reused immediately.
7. What is the main advantage of choosing branded cleaners? Brands like CRC, Henkel, Weicon and others guarantee stable quality, safe use and tested formulas for professional workshops.
8. Do you offer expert advice when choosing the right cleaner? Yes, at M&M Intercom we provide advice based on application, frequency of use and special requirements to ensure optimal results.