45mm Round Axle w/ 10″ Electric Drum

45mm Round Electric Brake Axle Kit

45mm Round Electric Brake Axle is a popular braked axle for a budget trailer and camper up to 1600kg.

Note: Insert the face-to-face measurement during checkout. If unknown, we will call you once we receive your order to clarify measurements.

Couplemate axles are classified as Australian made with most components made in Australia. Products made in Australia by Australian labour are your guarantee of quality craftsmanship.

We back Australian-made quality with a lifetime warranty on a faulty product.

Here is why Couplemate Make One of The Best Electric Brake Axles

• BlueScope Steel
• Australian made Drums
• Premium electric Backing plates
• Japanese Bearings
• Pre-adjusted brakes
• Finally, Couplemates lifetime warranty against faulty workmanship

Electric braked axles on 45mm Round Axles are

• Ford - 5 x 1/2" Studs
• HT Holden - 5 x 7/16" Studs
• HQ Holden - 5 x 7/16" Studs
• Commodore - 5 x 7/16" Studs
• 5 Stud Landcruiser - 5 x 9/16" Studs
• 5 Stud Landcruiser Parallel -  - 5 x 9/16" Studs
• Landcruiser OffRoad Parallel - 5 x 9/16" Studs
• 6 Stud Landcruiser - 6 x 1/2" Studs
• Parallel Landcruiser - 6 x 1/2" Studs
• 6 Stud Landcruiser OffRoad - 6 x 1/2" Studs
• 6 Stud Landcruiser OffRoad Parallel - 6 x 1/2" Studs

The 45mm Round Electric brake axle is favoured amongst campers because they are relatively cheap in comparison to the more robust Square Electric axle kits.

Please review our range of electric brake controllers here.

This kit includes

• 45mm Round Axle rated @ 1450kg or 1600kg for parallel axles
• 1 x Pair Electric Backing Plates including  Park Brake
• 1 x Pair of 10" Drums
• Pair of Weld rings on Axle
• 2 x SL Japanese bearing sets

Also, consider a pair of shock absorbers for your caravan. They absorb highway energy and prolong the life of axle components. Click here to review shock absorbers.

How to calculate the face-to-face measurement.

1. Measure the offset wheel. The wheel offset is the distance between the inside of the hub and the outside of the rubber.
2. Add 50 mm to the offset. Alternatively, choose your own distance between the rubber and the chassis.
3. Multiply by 2 for both sides. Add your chassis width to the above number.