No. The coefficient of friction of brake pads is designed based on the vehicle's weight and inertia. It takes into account multiple technical indicators such as speed, inertia, braking distance, and comfort. Generally, the coefficient of friction on the market is between 0.34 and 0.42. Increasing the abrasive material is actually very simple to increase the coefficient of friction.
Automotive brake pad manufacturers do not judge the quality of brake pads by the size of the markings, but rather by whether the coefficient of friction remains stable under various extreme road conditions, such as rain, mountain roads, and continuous emergency braking.
