Vomeks supplies friction discs used in Mitsubishi grader drive and braking assemblies where glazing, heat or worn friction material affects engagement. Buyers can request single references or complete pack quantities.
State the number of friction and steel plates removed from the pack. A complete count is important when wear has reduced the thickness of the old discs.

CATEGORY | FRICTION DISCS
APPLICATION | MITSUBISHI MG SERIES MOTOR GRADERS
SUPPLY TYPE | OEM-EQUIVALENT AFTERMARKET REPLACEMENT
INTERNATIONAL B2B PARTS SUPPLY
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Friction discs create controlled torque transfer inside clutch, transmission or brake packs. Their friction lining must engage evenly with separator plates while oil flow removes heat from repeated operation.
Darkened oil, burnt odor, slipping after warm-up or delayed engagement may indicate reduced friction material or restricted cooling flow. Uneven wear can also reveal distorted separator plates or incorrect pack clearance.
Provide the part number, outer diameter, spline or tooth count, thickness, friction facing pattern and total quantity. Include the transmission or clutch assembly reference when several plate designs are used in one model.
Complete work may require clutch discs, clutch parts, seals and O-rings or repair kits. A grouped inquiry helps keep the pack specification consistent.
Measure pack clearance and inspect steel plates for warping, hot spots and scoring. Confirm oil passages and filters are clean before the machine returns to load.
Send the plate reference, dimensions and pack quantity for a commercial offer.
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