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There are primarily three types of friction discs: organic, ceramic, and metallic. Organic discs are made from a composite material that includes materials like rubber and kevlar. Ceramic discs are made from a mixture of ceramic fibers and copper. Metallic discs are made from a combination of steel and other metals.

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