How Brake Pads are Made
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2019
- Brake pad replacement? Ever wonder how to make brake pads? Usually I show you a DIY like how to replace brake pads, but in this video I show you how brake pads are made!
Brake pads from this factory: www.NRSbrakes.com/nrs-chrisfix/
To make brake pads, we start out with raw pickled and oiled steel. The steel gets stamped into a brake pad backing plate which gets analyzed to make sure it meets OEM specifications. Next the brake pad backing plate goes to the NRS press to get a mechanical attachment. Then the backing plates get galvanized and finally brake pad friction material is added. The manufacturer can add and friction material they want such as semi-metallic, organic, or ceramic friction material. Lastly the shim is made and installed on the brake pad and they can be sent to testing! When it is all said and done, I took the brake pads we made and installed them on my truck with new brake rotors!
The company that let me film in their factory is giving all of my fans 20% off their brakes using the code "20off" at checkout. I do not make any money from this! They are doing this to get you guys to try out their new technology brake pads and I will always share a discount to help my subscribers. Here is the link: www.NRSbrakes.com/nrs-chrisfix/
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The company that let me film in their factory is giving all of my fans 20% off their brakes using the code "20off" at checkout. I do not make any money from this! They are doing this to get you guys to try out their new technology brake pads and I will always share a discount to help my subscribers. Here is the link: www.carid.com/nrs-brakes/
This video was one of my most favorite that I have ever made! It took about a months worth of work and I hope you enjoy! It took a lot of time and work to make and NRS brakes literally closed down part of their manufacturing line so I could film this. It’s absolutely incredible how much help they were! I hope you guys like it and I hope other brands reach out so we can do more of these how-it’s-made episodes!
Also I will be in Ireland for a meet-up on Saturday July 13 so check out my Instagram or RUclips stories for more info if you are from Ireland!
Really good video. Nice transitions!
Strait up, the in depth version of “How it’s Made” and I literally got up the second this was uploaded (fell back asleep though x) to watch it lol.
ChrisFix This is indeed one of your very interesting videos. I love your channel and follow every video you air.
Hey
Really cool video Chris! Would love to see more like it
Quality content means that i can watch 21 minutes without getting bored. BIG LIKE!
That is the goal! A TON of work goes into each video so your life is never wasted and you can learn and enjoy the videos from start to finish!
@@chrisfix hell yea
@@chrisfix youtubers like you are extremely rare, incredible job chris
Wait ?! That was 21 minutes ?
Omg i didn't saw :3 (looking at it at work)
I was dreading 21 minutes but it went by so fast I forgot to change the channel LoL
Watching this makes me feel proud of being a Nucap Industries employee. :)
Arjun George Cool!
Awesome !
Arjun George wish I was an employee there.
i'd really consider some of these but there aren't any for an fj cruiser yet
Thats some serious science going on in that factory...nice work !!
I'm in mechanic school and just showed my teacher this video. He advised us to watch your videos if we ever got bored or was confused, because of how simple you make fixing a car looks.
It "looks" simple but in reality is it that simple?
I cant speak for every issue or every car, but generally speaking Chris makes it a LOT easier than other people do, so long as your car is similar enough to his video (my ford for example didnt exactly match the suspension rebuikd video but most of it was super helpful, I just had to find a other video about my specific model to learn I needed to drop the frame to get 2 bolts :P)
Hey guys Chris fix here, today we are going to swap this in-line 4 for a thermonuclear reactor!
I think an LS or something would be good enough lol
@@chrisfix thermonuclear power is where it’s at
ive seen this episode it was called Chernobyl i think.
@@chrisfix Hello, I'd like to order a race car. Oh, and it must have a TURBO JET ENGINE!
"Using basic hand tools"
just imagine arriving at the factory for work and all off a sudden you hear a guy yelling " hey guys chrisfix here and today im going to show you...".
I love how he has 5.2 million subs but still enjoys his old mustang just as much as he used to before his subs even though he could easily buy a much nicer car. Keep up the work man
I appreciate it about him too although I think he just bought his dream car! Well deserved. I think it's some kind of truck--my guess would be a maxed out and loaded Ford Raptor
FACTS FACTSSSSS
And this is why chrisfix is leagues above other car youtubers.
I agree, but tbrh I hate his hyper energetic voice ngl
@@tydshiin5783 I love it, I hate monotone
It's amazing that the factory gave you so much access with cameras. They really trusted you, and you've been faithful to it.
You've conveyed the information in a way that everybody can understand.
It's a win/win/win for you, the company & us.
Hats off to that company for letting you film everything you did. 👌👍
Brakes on fire = One of your best vids yet.
Say Pickled and Oiled Steel 3 times in a mirror and ChrisFix appears behind you to help with your projects.
Lol
I definitely think you should do a series on how all suspension components are made and also wheel bearings, exhausts and anything else you can think of. I and I'm betting a lot of other people would love to see that.
Very cool, love "how it's made" videos. Especially car parts, since I know jack about cars lol
4:01AM
*Sees new chrisfix video*
*Just one more before I go to sleep for real this time*
True lol
Timezones: *Exists*
Internet: Lol what is "Timezone"?
*"R/whoosh" me i dare ya, Reddit fags*
And i am watching this vedio in india
4:20am
I have a 6 door dually, it's a very heavy truck and I've been looking up which brakes would work the best for me and this vid just saved me time, Thank you chris For this video you have no idea how much this saved me
These would definitely work well for your truck! Thanks a lot!
Hi Chris. I was the Industrial chemist ( I am a Material Scientist by education) at a company in Sydney Australia, called Kirby Products in the mid 80s.We made OEM air filters, fuel pumps, and variable ratio rack and pinion steering. I tested materials to ASTM certification. So if you want ideas, well visit a gearbox maker, or engine builder, or car seat manufacturers. We love your videos. You are an amazing young man. THANK YOU.
I am astounded at how much I have learnt from you.
Yes please more more feed us with information. Maybe clutchs, or drum brakes or bearings, how CALIPERS for brake pads are made.
**Waits for How a Cake is Made** Hi ChrisMix here and today we are going to make a delicious red velvet cake. We're using nothing but a set of these common hand tools to make our cake.
I mean he has gone to culinary school
And just torque this frosting to 800 foot pounds
@@legoivan44321 And good, don't forget the soap wooder
@@matthewjohnragland and now we are putting some thread lockers
don’t forget the engine oil
This was really fun. I've always loved shows like How It's Made where you learn how the manufacturing process works, and this was just as entertaining and educational. I'll have to request fusion process breaks from now on.
My four year son would love to see more videos like this. He thinks you should do how brake rotors are made. Thank you for taking the time to make amazing videos. We love them!
@chrisfix you need to pin this bro
You should be given a lifetime achievement award once you are like old and all done with making youtube videos! Kudos to you
Everyone: "How It's Made is the best show ever!"
ChrisFix: "Hold my soapy wooder"
I love this channel. It teaches you actual things that you didn’t know of without wasting half an hour of your life. I don’t regret subscribing.
You may like what I have to offer on my channel as well then. If you like right to the point mechanic stuff check it out and let me know.
Thank you
Being a professional auto mechanic, I like the personal behind the scenes view of manufacturing and testing. Tours are not generally available
Expanding to other parts is a great expansion, is a great idea.
Thanks
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gonna fret ya." The circle of faces looked coldly at him. The eyes tested his words. The
ragged man grew self-conscious. "I says I wasn't gonna fret ya, an' here I'm a-doin' it.
You gonna go on. You ain't goin' back."
Let Chris fix narrate how it’s made and make it only about cars
Plus, the factory reminds me of the Costco warehouse.
After this video, NRS Brake's stock price shot through the roof. ;D
2016: How to replace brake pads
2019: How to make a brake pads
2023: How to build a car from scratch
2026
How to make a car parts on a molecular level.
AND THATS A NIGHT A DAY DIFFERENT
2049: How to genetically modify steel
2060
How to fix nuclear engine of your space craft to visit your relevant in Mars
Very Good Chris, Most people have no idea why you buy Good Quality pads over cheap crap based strictly on price. I would like to see a video on different brake pad material selections including hard, soft and metal impregnated etc. Education is key to stopping idiocracy and death by price! I am a tight wad but I like to chase price AFTER choosing what quality level I want. You're helping people do just that
I'm studying as a automechanic, and this video really helped me pass test at the college. Thanks Chris, keep it up!
Chris went from showing us how to fix cars to showing us how to make cars.
Hahaha, this made my day, its true.
@Kevin Prima I love love to see how spark plugs are made too.
He's then going to show us how to BE cars.
ChrisMakes
@@MemevilleSpeedway "CHRIS FIX HERE! TODAY WE GO TO A TOILET RECYCLING CENTER WHERE WE ARE GOING TO SEE SPARK PLUGS CREATED!"
- an absolutely normal day in the factory where everything is fine and absolutely nothing went wrong, no car problems and no maintenance needed, engine didnt blew up and everything resumes normally
ChrisFix: "HEY GUYS CHRISFIX HERE"
Chris you are the best! Not only do you show us everything there is to car repair but now we can see how the parts are put together. Keep up your channel because I keep learning so much with every video!
I'm a quality engineer with 20 years experience with drum brake manufacturing. I have nothing but compliments for Nucap -- looks like an absolutely first rate factory! Thanks to Chris for a good job telling the story.
Chris is literally going through great lengths to bring us good videos.
This channel has helped me fix my marriage. You're doing the Lord's work Chris.
eurosonly but have you been able to fix your car?
Did you add medium strength thread locker to your marriage?
moXon460 this made me crack a laugh 😂
Did you actually jave a miscarriage? Sorry to hear if actually happened.
hats off to the company for letting you go to the factory see the production line, it really instills you you with confidence to seeing a quality product made.....
The quality of video and dialogue is amazing. This rivals "anything" discovery puts out.
ChrisFix 2012: I will show you how to replace your brakes.
ChrisFix 2019: I will show you how your brakes are made.
ChrisFix 2026: I will show you how to make your own brakes.
Vicente Capito haha! “Use this simple trick to save you thousands of dollars” 😂
@@Poop_Scoop71 with common hand tools
@@derkritiker9042 tools that you can find in your garage hahahaha I laugh so hard on that
@@k4piii and he brings out. Millions of dollars worth of equipment 😂😂😂😂😂😂
ChrisFix 2038: I will show you how to brake without any brakes
Dude this "how is it made" idea is great keep it going
Thanks!
What an awesome company letting you film there. I’ll have to see if I can buy their pads here in Australia. Thanks Chris & cheers from Stuart. 🇦🇺
Hi Chris I want to recommend you that you may show us how all car parts are made, in different videos. Appreciate this video of how brake pads are made
Thanks for the idea!
Aye, I see that engine hoist behind the truck for the Del Sol 👀😆
;)
Good eye! B16 swap?
@@jilianlestercruz6310 i have a big feeling hes gonna boost a b series!!!
Lian Cruz it’s for the eBay turbo kit. Don’t mean that as a diss, he legit bought an eBay turbo kit 😂😂
I love your videos. Although I never changed brake pads or brake rotors of my cars myself before (until now), I would try it next time! Showing us how brake pads are made in the factory in Toronto was so interesting!
Thanks a lot! I thought it was pretty interesting as well! And let me know how it goes!
Gotta admit, at first I was expecting this to be a documentary/show like type of "how brake pads are made" and thought about turning the video off, once I saw that it's not the case, but you really did an incredible job with the video, giving great informations and insides in the whole process of making brake pads.
“Welcome to the Chevy service department. How can I help you?”
“My brake pads are on fire.”
CSD- OH that is a common problem
Lol...love it.
And then their response will be "oh that's normal"
G J Chevy-that’s the least of our concerns, come back in about 1 week when your transmission goes out and about 2 weeks when your engine blows up
Me and my homie Racco, man. We were building brake pads man. -Who is Racco? -Racco mah man. Brake pads were liiiit! (Dubai was lit reference)
brakes on fire? no problem, use the built in navigation system to find your nearest food store. buy some hotdogs and marshmallows, heat them up with the brake fires and bring your vehicle into our service dept asap! I'm hungry and forgot my lunch today! I'll be waiting!
Chris favorite word: snug
Chris favorite phrase: out with the old and in with the new
And a little bit of medium strength thread locker 😉
@@magreger Torqued to Spec
Chris favorite item: Soapy Wooder
Eli Taylor & “good”
and "Perfect!"
I'm and engineer that spent half of my working life in Toronto (Late 19's to late 1990s) making brake components. This is very simplified showing of the process, there are at least 2 dozen more steps not including making of friction material.
Yesss! Please continue making how its made combined fixing videos! What a great idea, I think I even forgot to blink in the past 20 minutes.
Thanks! I'm planning on it, stay tuned!
He really stepped up with this video with the whole 3D demonstration and everything
Does ChrisFix know how to animate in 3d?
I was thinking the same thing, if he did by his self thats amazing but even if he paid someone it was an excellent idea
@@gjergjib.9896 dude, he probably just used NRS 3d animation that they already had.
I always thought he did voice overs after lol but you can hear the echo at the factory 😂
Sometimes he does sometimes not.
I have been up since 3:30am watching videos on how to change out brake pads. I'm 65 now and so many changes on auto repair I wanted to see if it's something that I could still do. Watching several videos on what the best pads to buy for me Chris your video was the cause and deciding factor for me . My delima was OEM or after market and cheap vs expensive. Seeing the production video showed me that this company did not short cut any where. I'm going with these because even if I only keep the vehicle another year, I still will be operating it and safety is of utmost importance. Thanks for producing the video, and I going to be checking the closest video on changing brake pads for my 2018 Nissan Murano Platinum. Vance P 9/1/2021
Who thinks that chrisfix should do more videos like this
That was awesome! I'd be verry happy if you would make videos like that, I love "How it's made?" style videos.
“We’re gonna make brake pads for our truck... Using common hand tools!”
Was really expecting to hear it.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that'd be hilarious.
I was going to make a joke about that in the beginning haha
@@chrisfix hey
Timothy hahaha me too mate, though the same thing
Well some people have used oak planks as temp pads.
Guys from NRS are awesome for letting you do this for us!!
dude the manufacturing of car parts is so fascinating and you did it such great justice. if anyone should be doing how-its-made videos about these things, it's you. you don't try to make things sound mind blowing, you let the process speak for itself. but you break it down to it's fundamentals and show every step so by the end, we know what's up. by the way, that galvanization process blew my mind I really love how you shot and showed that
How its Made: ChrisFix special edition lol
this has better quality short of a director and scripted narrator which Chris is doing in his own way. style is everything. I love this episode...I mean video.
Awesome video Chris.. do more of this... Tyres, engine blocks, turbos, superchargers would be nice to watch
Roshi_Isac EVERY VIDEO HE MAKES WOULD BE NICE TO WATCH WHAT DO U MEAN MATE?
@@soldr3427 did you even watched the video? because if you did you would understand my comment
No I didn’t watch it at all lol
I just clicks vids and comment on random comments for no reason
I figured.. have a good day .I.
What an excellent documentary, equal, if not better than many large corporations. This film fully engaged me from start to finish in a way many other major documentaries just couldn’t and had me wanting for more. Well done indeed.
I love those animations! I’d like so see some more of these animations to explain these kind of things.
One of the most informative videos I've ever watched. I love manufacturing processes
Awesome! It's so cool to see what goes on behind the scenes!
@@chrisfix it's very interesting
I lofe refigeraturs
I like trains
@@valles6903 I like turtles. hahaha
Bro thats a great idea for a series. You're going to make the Discovery Channel jealous and they're going to make video about how u make ur videos lmao. I need new brake pads as well perfect timing.
Thanks Chris for showing and having NRS company to made this video
Yes, more 'how it is made' videos. This was well-made. Thanks!
Me: "I'm going to bed early tonight"
Chris fix: "you wanna see how break pads are made?"
Me at 3am: hell yea!
Masculineish That’s literally the exact same boat I’m in.
Bro, I read your comment and looked at the clock and it's 3:01
3:58 now!
5:26 a.m little late but ok 👌
hahaha
Am I the only one that noticed that Chris used to be so bluh now he’s so enthusiastic I love it
The little King just noticed that too. So much more energy now
When you get more comfortable on camera your real self comes out.
ChrisFix like the channel dude awesome learning sessions.
He lost weight and a new person as well
Very nice of them to let us in their factory and show their engineering process! Thanks!
I know this is an old video but, great to see the energy and style of video hasn't changed.
Awesome opportunity you had to film this for us. Good to see this factory saw something of value in you and your channel.
do more of this, alternators, starters. a Moog suspension parts thing would be cool.
I stayed up all night just to watch your video and my dad just walks in my room and he’s like why are you up at 4am and I said waiting on the chrisfix upload and he was just like ahhhh
That’s awesome! Thanks for the support!
Hell yea bro!
ChrisFix chris hi
Doing the same thing
Um it's half past one pm, isn't it?
Awesome video Chris. You were such a lucky boy❗ Access like that into any manufacturing facility is extremely rare. Videos like this appeal to my Engineering side and this one especially, since I've been a Professional Automotive Engineer for 40 years (but 'retired' this year, 2020, thanks to covid). It reminded me so much of some of the places I've been and products I've been involved with.
Keep up the great work. I, for one, would love to see more of this kind of video.
Thanks a lot! Once this whole covid thing is over (hopefully soon!) I'm planning on working with more companies to make videos like this!
So awesome! Absolutely enjoyed this video! Thank you for the link!!
Another level video Chris!! Fantastically produced and very informative.
Please don't shy away from the repair videos though ; )
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Hey ChrisFix you should do a video on how to rebuilt a engine bay, how to rebuild a rear suspension, and how to replace a gas tank
Also dent repair methods.
@The Grimeeaper He has a video on that, I’m quite certain. Just search his channel.
@@click9914 He has one on the gas tank. Check the sugar video, and also the $500 vehicle video. Both have gas tank removal, $500 one has gas tank replacement, sugar vid has cleanout.
And how to replace an entire car.
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A couple of years late. I just found this video. Awesome. Thanks, Sir Chris.
This is the best brake pad video that I have seen showing how it was manufactured. Thank you‼️
So much time waiting for this! Thanks ChrisFix!
Huge shout-out to NRS Brakes!
Thanks for letting Mr. Fix have a good tour.
Even the BBC wouldn't be able to make a video like Chris's this video. Thank you Chris it was mesmerizing watching it! A lot to learn!
that was amazing. thank you for making that video. my appreciation to you and everyone who participated in making that video. esp the commute. thank you Chris.
Yes keep showing us “How it’s made” I really like it.
I’m one of the oldest fans and I really don’t know how thank you for the tune of information you gave me through these years.
Your Fan from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 👍🏼
Next time on Chris Fix, How Turbos are made....
That would be so awesome
Lol confirmed
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Justin Redman I would love to see this. 😬😊
I only have like... 0.092% of a chance of making this even close to being a thing, but I know someone that works in the engineering department of a well respected turbo company. Chris- any interest? If so, I can do my very best to get you in touch. But it's really a shot in the dark.
Extremely well done. Both you and the factory should be proud. Very informative and it's useful to know the "why" behind things so you can make better decisions when buying and when fixing.
I need to admire that I was really enjoyed of your movie because I love to see how the things are built
Glad you enjoyed the video!
2016: How to Change Brake Pads
2019: How to Make Brake Pads
2023: How to BE a Brake Pad
I'm listening ...
2027: How to Install Brake Pads in Your Feet
lol
2100: How to make your body a brake pad
Lol
I was waiting for the iconic "ChrisFix" logo on the brake pads. Maybe next time ;)
Great video Chris. Thanks to you I have bought my first pair of NRS brake pads for my Honda Ridgeline. They're being shipped from Toronto I can't wait to get them on my truck.
Right on. I just put in an order for their Galvanized pads. I'm going to install them this weekend!!!
Very interesting... first time I've seen "piston cushions" hardware from an aftermarket brand
you can make one for yourself
Yeah, I'm used to removing, cleaning up and then reinstalling whatever comes from the factory!
Usually in the UK, when you get the box, you literally get four pads. That's it. If you're lucky, you might get new caliper bolts, sometimes a couple shims, and if the car is a 'fancy' one, might come with wear indicators. (Both the steel tab ones or the electrical ones.) Piston cushions really would be a game-changer if they were included with pads.
@@AlexGreenwoodUkulele damn
Chrisfix: *posts brake pad video*
Dream car video: "am i a joke to you?"
Now whe can wait a month longer😂
considering ill probably never be able to afford to buy you, yeah, you are a joke to me!
oof
I think he’s getting low on ideas because of too much preventative maintenance on his cars and then not braking lol
Watched with my son. He loves Chrisfix videos. I think I am changing from normal brakes to that style.
I work for a company in Tennessee making brake pads. I'm a press operator there and we have a totally different system than that one shown. Fascinating how different our processes are. We make parts for Ford, GM, and Tesla mostly.
this was a cool video and i would love to see more. i actually loved watching the show How its Made and this made me feel like i was a kid glued to the TV again lol this.
Same here
Chris when he gets new girlfriends:
Out with the old and in with the new
probably more like "out of the old and in in the new" lol
"And before i go in i like to put some blue thread locker"
Mercer Frey 😂
"And now i show u the before and after" ^^
Forgot to torque it down!!!!
this will be an upgrade from your normal style which is good. also we want your repair videos as well because they are very detailed, even every possible issue while fitting or removing are covered.
Yes Chris I love seeing how things are made. Thanks for sharing with us.
This was so interesting I just sat through the whole 20 minutes and didn't even realize that's how long I was sitting here watching the video. Absolutely amazing video!!
Never had thought this much work goes into making break pads, nice. See if you can get a brand to reach out to do a video on struts/shocks
That would be cool!
I Agree with Nicco, it would be so cool to know how shocks and struts are made from start to finish.
Great job to ChrisFix.
PS: I always use your Check-List (How to Inspect an used car) when buying one, it's so helpful. Thanx
Greetings from Kosovo
@@chrisfix ...General Motors "MagneRide" suspension technology would be even cooler. As it combines all of what Nicco Games wants to see on basic suspension tech, but with the special magnetic fluid dynamics and electronic control of that fluid from within the shock cavity being controlled by sensors and onboard computers.
These aren't even pads for sale, not how they're made. Most car parts aren't made in USA anyways. And is usually a closely guarded secret. I worked in Canada making all the machines to make Brake pads and recycle shoes. I remember NAPA and AutoZone touring the factory with 20 suits. All pads shipped to them said "made in USA", total lie. Bet they dont make any shocks or struts anywhere in North America. Boring anyway, just punch presses
This is an amazing video. What a great experience you shared with us, your viewers. Thank you! I like to know the manufacturing process of items! Keep them coming! Nice job Chris!
Please make more video like this.
My boys and I love to watch your videos , especially when working on our cars. The boy are just starting to drive and I want them to learn about cars.