Brake Master Cylinder suppliers in India
Suspension Bush
Steering Rack
Brake Cylinder Repair Kit
Brake PadSteering Knuckle
Brake Caliper
Brake DiscBrake Drum
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Brake Wheel CylinderControl ArmKing Pin SetShock AbsorberWheel BearingWheel HubBall JointBrake Back Plate
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Brake Master CylinderBrake Pad Retainer Clip
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Air Suspension CompressorBrake ChamberBrake Lining
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About brake master cylinder
Every hydraulic brake circuit starts at the master cylinder, where a piston pushed by the pedal or lever builds fluid pressure that travels to the calipers or wheel cylinders. Cars use tandem master cylinders with two circuits for safety, often mounted on a vacuum booster, while two-wheelers use compact lever-mounted units with a small reservoir. Buyers compare bore diameter, single or tandem design, reservoir type, outlet port threads, mounting flange spacing and material in cast iron or aluminium, along with fit to the specific vehicle model.
Buyer's guide
What to check
- Match the bore diameter, commonly marked in mm or inches on the body
- Confirm single or tandem design and the number of outlet ports
- Check the outlet port thread size and the mounting flange spacing
- Look for a cast iron or anodised aluminium body and an integral or remote reservoir
What to ask the supplier
- Ask whether the reservoir, cap and seals come with the cylinder
- Ask for the vehicle fitment list or OEM part number
Content updated 9 October 2026

