Brake Pad Compression Tool Set - Used to retract brake pistons during pad installation or maintenance, making pad changes faster and reducing the risk of piston damage. Pressure Bolt Assemblies - Provide controlled pressure to the braking components during service, helping to seat parts evenly and maintain consistent contact. Retaining Plates - Secure parts in the correct position during installation and maintenance, ensuring alignment and reducing movement during work. Brake Pad Hangers - Support and position brake pads accurately, aiding proper spacing and alignment within the brake assembly. Brake Disc Adapters - Help brake discs fit properly with hubs and calipers, supporting correct alignment during installation or upgrades. Key benefits - Clear function: each component serves a specific maintenance task, improving efficiency and reducing risk of damage. - Compatibility: designed to work with standard brake configurations and common disc brake assemblies. - Durability and reliability: built for repeated use in routine brake service. - Practical performance: enables safe, precise pad and disc service with secure mounting and alignment. 2-3 practical use scenarios - Scenario 1: Replacing worn brake pads on a vehicle with a piston-retraction requirement. Use the brake pad compression tool set to retract pistons and the pressure bolt assemblies to apply even pressure during pad seating. - Scenario 2: Replacing or resurfacing a brake disc. Use retaining plates and brake pad hangers to hold components securely while the rotor is removed and reinstalled, ensuring proper alignment. - Scenario 3: Upgrading or converting discs to fit a different hub or caliper. Use brake disc adapters to achieve correct fitment and brake pad hangers to maintain accurate pad positioning during installation. This description reflects the five components and their roles without adding extraneous details, while emphasizing function, compatibility, and real-world use.