Spring for the pads of a disc brake with sliding caliper, and di

Brakes – Wheel – Axially movable brake element or housing therefor

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188 7338, F16D 6502

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ABSTRACT:
The spring (14), consisting of a metal sheet folded in the general shape of a V, incorporates a pair of main wings (15) bearing against an inside surface of the arch (7) of the sliding caliper (4) of the brake, joined by a central axial portion (16) bearing against the pads (2a, 2b), and at least one mounting wing (21), close to an axial end (18) of the spring, separated from the adjacent main wing (15) by a notch (20) and extended into an end portion forming a hook (22) engaged in an opening (25) in the arch (7) which is provided with a recessed shoulder (27) for retaining the hook (22), the axial end (18) of the spring (14), consisting advantageously of a finger folded back (24), bearing against an inside surface (11) of the inner portion (5) of the caliper which encloses a brake actuator (10).

REFERENCES:
patent: 4222465 (1980-09-01), Haraikawa et al.
patent: 4527667 (1985-07-01), Courbot
patent: 4538708 (1985-09-01), Seki

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