Every aspect of the Comline manufacturing process is carefully refined, optimised and frequently audited to ensure consistent, reliable brake pad performance.

Comline’s factory has decades of brake pad production experience and employs state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques that transform carefully selected raw materials into brake pads of genuine quality.

Comline's recipe for success all begins with the right blend of raw materials.

Whilst the exact details of Comline’s NAM112A friction compound are a closely guarded secret, it is a combination of carefully selected raw materials which gives Comline brake pads their performance attributes.

All Comline brake pads are independently certified under ECE R90 regulations which stipulate that any brake pad be within +/- 15% of the original part in a series of performance tests.

But Comline testing doesn't stop with the legal requirements. To truly put Comline pads through their paces they are subjected to a series of additional tests which we call 'R90+'. These tests further validate the real-world performance of our pads.

Studies in the U.S. state of California have cited copper particles eroding from brake pads as a major source of damage to the marine ecosystem.

Whilst not a legal requirement here in Europe, Comline has taken the proactive step of removing copper from its friction formulation.