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Zetor has been officially known as Zetor Tractors since January 1, 2007. It is the first manufacturer to develop and produce tractor safety cabins. In addition to brake parts in accordance with this brand in our factory; rear layout, clutch, steering, exhaust, fuel tank, ventilation, hydraulic, hood, engine as well as front layout parts are produced.
Zetor was founded in 1946. The company is headquartered in Brno, Czech Republic. HTC Holding has been its sole shareholder since 29 June 2022.
Zetor is represented abroad through seven organizations in North America, Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland, Slovakia, France and also in India. In 2015, the company directed 86% of its total production abroad. In addition to traditional markets, it also exports its products to France, England and Ireland.
It has sold over 1.3 million tractors in its 76-year history. The product portfolio consists of six model series with power outputs ranging from 40 to 160 hp.
Models of Zetor Brand
Brake parts are produced in accordance with this brand in our factory.
Brake is the mechanism used to reduce the speed of a vehicle. In addition to reducing the speed, it also provides the termination of the movement of the vehicle. Braking systems are systems that usually take place in motor vehicles and have a complex structure.
The braking system, which is used to stop or slow down the vehicle, must have a powerful mechanism. Because a weak braking system threatens driving safety. At the same time, the quality of the parts used in this system, which allows the vehicle to slow down or stop in any situation, is very important for driving safety.
The braking system is used completely for safety. Today, modern braking systems are used in cars. In this way, risks such as skidding or overturning of vehicles are prevented.
The types of braking systems vary according to the models, sizes and features of the vehicles. The main braking systems used are as follows;
This system makes use of hydraulic oil pressure when operating the braking system. When the brake is pressed, the piston moves and the calipers are closed by the pressure of the oil. Then the brake pads and the discs on the wheels stick together. Therefore, the vehicle is slowed down. However, when the oil runs out, the braking system is not activated. Therefore, it should be used carefully and checked regularly.
It stands for 'anti skid system'. As the name suggests, this system has been developed to prevent the vehicle from skidding.
It prevents the wheels from locking in sudden braking. It is a system for providing steering control. It turns one wheel less than the other, or activates when one wheel is not turning. It stands for 'anti-lock braking system'.
It stands for 'electronic stability program'. It has been developed to prevent the vehicle from skidding. However, this system works in conjunction with ABS and ASR braking systems.
It is generally used in heavy vehicles or heavy commercial vehicles. It works with an air compressor and the available air is discharged when the brake is pressed. The discharge of air activates the braking system.
It provides equalization of the power distribution in the front and rear brakes. Therefore, it regulates the power of the brakes and allows the rear to approach the ground. It stands for 'electronic brake force distribution system'.
Also known as engine braking. The engine starts to slow down when the accelerator pedal is released.
It stands for 'engine brake regulation system'. This braking system prevents the vehicle from slipping on slippery surfaces. In this way, a safe ride is ensured even on slippery surfaces.
It is a braking system that prevents the vehicle from slipping on a slope or any inclined road. It applies braking to the clutch engagement point of the vehicle. This braking ends when the accelerator is pressed. Therefore, the vehicle moves safely.