FACTORY AND PRODUCTION LINE

Feiying Technology attaches great importance to technological innovation, continuously increases investment in production equipment, introduces foreign advanced manufacturing automation assembly line technology, and has several advanced equipment such as stamping production lines and automatic assembly lines. With more than 300 professional and technical workers to check every link of production, it took the lead in passing the latest version of IATF 16949:2016 quality management system certification. There are strict regulations on product process control to ensure that every product that leaves the factory is safe, reliable and of high quality.

1600T large hydraulic equipment

Automatic detection and processing line of clutch pressure plate assembly

Brake pad production workshop 1

Four-column hydraulic press

Lifting double weighing blanking powder bagging machine

Precision CNC wire cutting machine

R & D LAB

Making Brakes Is Way More Complicated Than You Thought
An in-house laboratory is vital for a brake factory because brakes are safety-critical components that require strict quality control, rigorous performance testing, and continuous research

Quality Control and Safety

Raw Material Inspection: Technicians test incoming components (such as resins, fibers, or base fluids) using chemical and physical analysis to prevent manufacturing defects.

Batch Verification: Every production batch undergoes checks—such as boiling point or viscosity tests for brake fluids, and friction or wear tests for pads—to ensure uniform performance before shipment.

Risk Reduction: Internal testing helps catch defects early, preventing dangerous product recalls and liability issues.

Research and Development (R&D)

Formulation Refinement: Labs allow engineers to develop higher-performance materials, such as brake fluids with higher boiling points or pads with lower particulate emissions.

Custom Solutions: Manufacturers can quickly tailor and validate products to meet specific Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) requirements or changing international standards.