Bowden Brake Cables with Fixed Eyelet for Car Trailers
With fixed eyelet Bowden brake cables are engineered for secure and reliable trailer braking. These specialized cables, also described as with solid eyelet, with permanent eyelet, or featuring fixed loop, offer a robust connection point for optimal safety and performance. The welded or integral eyelet design ensures lasting durability and precise fitment for your trailer's braking system.
- ✔ Enhanced stability with welded or integral eyelet construction
- ✔ Compatible with a wide range of car trailers
- ✔ Reliable performance for demanding towing conditions
- ✔ Easy installation and long service life
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to find the right brake cables
To find the right brake cable (Bowden cable) for your trailer, proceed as follows:
- Identify the axle manufacturer
- Read the axle manufacturer directly from the axle type plate.
- Measure the sheath length
- Measure the length of the Bowden cable’s sheath.
- Measure the cable length
- Measure the length of the Bowden cable sheath.
- Selecting the right brake cable
- Depending on the manufacturer and design of your old Bowden cable, you can select the right brake cable in our shop:
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The overrun brake operates purely mechanically: when braking, the trailer moves forwards, the drawbar retracts and, via a pulley system, linkage and brake cables, actuates the drum brakes. If braking performance deteriorates, it is almost always due to one of the following:
- Stuck brake cables — the most common cause. A cable that is stiff to move applies the brakes too late and releases too slowly, usually on one side.
- Worn brake shoes — the travel of the drawbar becomes noticeably longer.
- Dry pulley or linkage — lubricate the grease nipples and check for free movement.
- Brakes not adjusted — often necessary after around 1,000 km with new brake linings.
Automatic reverse brake: When reversing, the brake shoes swing away; otherwise, the trailer would become blocked. A brief jerk when starting to reverse is normal and not a fault.
Important when adjusting: Adjustment is carried out on the wheel brakes, not by shortening the linkage. A shortened linkage causes the brakes to drag, the drums overheat and the linings wear out quickly.
There are no fixed maintenance intervals — an annual check is standard practice. Spare parts: Overrun devices, brake cables and brake shoes.
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Product Overview
Bowden brake cables with fixed eyelet are designed to deliver dependable braking for car trailers. These cables, available with solid eyelet, permanent eyelet, or featuring a fixed loop, provide a secure attachment point that ensures consistent brake actuation. The welded or integral eyelet construction is specifically tailored for compatibility with various trailer models, offering a reliable solution for both replacement and upgrade needs.
Key Features & Benefits
The primary advantage of Bowden cables with welded or integral eyelets lies in their robust design. The fixed eyelet prevents unwanted movement, reducing wear and extending cable lifespan. Their compatibility with different sheath and cable lengths makes them versatile for a broad range of trailer applications. The durable construction ensures optimal performance even under demanding towing conditions, while the straightforward installation process saves time and effort.
Selection Guide
When choosing a Bowden brake cable with permanent eyelet, consider the specific requirements of your trailer's braking system. Check the compatibility with your existing components, such as thread size and mounting points. The range includes options with various sheath and cable lengths, ensuring a precise fit for your setup. Selecting the right cable featuring a fixed loop is essential for maintaining safe and effective braking performance.
Applications
These Bowden brake cables with solid or welded eyelet are ideal for car trailers used in personal, commercial, or industrial settings. Whether you need a direct replacement or an upgrade for enhanced reliability, these cables are suited for a variety of trailer types and usage scenarios. Their robust construction and secure attachment make them a preferred choice for anyone seeking lasting performance and peace of mind on the road.
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