Sampa Drum Brake Shoe

Sampa Drum Brake Shoe

$195.00

Replacement Sampa drum brake shoe for heavy vehicle foundation brake servicing; match the removed shoe profile, width and end geometry before ordering.

Part number 070.1007.

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Description

Overview

The Sampa drum brake shoe replaces the shoe component inside a heavy vehicle drum brake assembly. Because brake shoes can share a similar curved form, the removed shoe profile, width and end geometry are the key identification points before ordering.

Features

  • Drum brake shoe format for heavy vehicle foundation brake servicing.
  • Curved profile must match the existing brake assembly and drum setup.
  • Identification depends on the shoe geometry and mounting arrangement, not appearance alone.

Specifications and Materials

Replacement brake shoe for drum brake service and repair.

Part number: 070.1007.

For Australian heavy vehicle braking requirements, refer to the Australian Design Rules for trailer braking systems

Compatibility and Fitment

Compare the removed shoe’s overall profile, width, anchor end, actuation-end geometry and lining arrangement before ordering. The main mismatch risk is selecting a similar-looking shoe with different end geometry or mounting points.

Compliance and Safety

Inspect the drum, return hardware, actuating contact points and shoe mounting surfaces for wear before reassembly. After fitting, confirm the brake components move freely, seat correctly and operate as intended before returning the vehicle to service.

Trailer Applications

This brake shoe suits heavy vehicle foundation brake repair work where the existing drum brake assembly uses the matching shoe profile. Check the original brake assembly rather than relying on vehicle type alone.

Why Choose ICS Trailers

Brake shoes can look almost identical while differing at the anchor, actuation end or lining arrangement. ICS Trailers can compare the removed shoe, stamped markings, photos and measurements when the application is unclear, particularly where an older axle or brake assembly has been serviced with replacement components.

  • Check surrounding drum brake hardware during the repair so worn springs, rollers, pins and contact points are identified at the same time.
  • Send the shoe width, overall profile and clear photos of both ends if the old part markings cannot be read.

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