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What is the difference between a lock and a brake on a caster?
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The difference between a lock and a brake on a caster wheel is the brake engages and then releases. The lock engages and does not release automatically.
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If you consider the brake system at the wheel then there's no difference at all - anti lock brakes perform exactly as non-anti lock almost all of the time. It's only when one or more
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on normal brakes, if you slam your hardest on the brakes, the wheels will stop turning, or shall i say "lock up" while the car is still going forward. this means the tires
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Pretty much all newer cars have power brakes. This just means that the braking isn't done just by the pressure generated by your foot, but is assisted by a hydraulic pump that multiplies
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basically a signal is pulled from wheel speed sensors to the control module which sends on demand signals to the modulator telling it to temporarily stop brake action on a sliding
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The difference between a lock and a brake on a castor is that the brake will stop it but the lock needs to be used after to make sure that it stays stopped. ...