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We do not recommend using discs, which are pre-bedded, or have been used with friction material other than PAGID. When Pagid race pads are installed on top of a layer of incompatible padmaterial, bedding might take much longer or in worst case won't work at all. It can also result insub-optimal brake performance. Used discs have a slight ridge on the outer and inner edge (radius).For a little while, until bedded, new pads would ride only on this ridge and not on the completedisc surface.

https://uber9s.com/Pagid_bedding_in_procedure.pdf

Cleaning Discs
It is always good practice to clean the surface off the disc to remove any previous pad deposits and contamination. This is best done by having the discs surface ground, if this is not possible clean the disc surface with a medium grade emery cloth.This will allow the new pad to achieve better contact with the grain off the disc surface. As many high performance friction materials impart a friction transfer layer on the disc surface, this should be cleaned away when new pads are fitted. This is especially the case when a change off compound is made.
Failure to clean the disc surface will result in reduced friction and reduced brake pad life.


Mounting New Pads On Used Discs
When fitting new pads to used discs care must be taken to file the top and bottom edges to 45° to allow pads to clear high ridges on disc radius. This will allow the pads to fully contact the disc surface. If the contact area is reduced, hot spots can occur and damage friction material reducing efficiency. If you are changing to Pagid RS pads from another manufacturer, please take care to remove all surface deposits from the disc. If this is not done, bedding in may prove difficult and reduce life and performance of the pads.

http://www.brakes-pads-discs.co.uk/pagid...idance.php

MOUNTING NEW PADS ON USED DISCS Edges of pad surface should be filed roughly to 45 degrees to ensure that the pad carries fully and evenly and is not touching the edge of the disc. Do not use discs, which are pre-bedded, or have been used with friction material other than PAGID

https://www.sector111.com/images/products/performance/brake_bits/pagid%20pads/Pagid%20Brake%20Pad%20Bedding%20Procedure.pdf




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