Brake apparatus to retard relative movement between two members

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92 24, 92 27, 188265, F15B 1526

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ABSTRACT:
A brake apparatus is provided to retard the relative movement between two members. The apparatus comprises a housing positioned around the perimeter of a portion of one of the members. A collar is fixedly secured to the housing generally around the perimeter of a portion of one of the members. Clamping elements are fixedly secured to the collar and have a first surface positioned generally coaxial with at least one of the members. The clamping elements move radially to frictionally engage one of the members to apply a braking force. Each of the clamping elements have a ball in abutting rolling relationship with a second surface generally radially opposite the first surface. The balls urge each of their respective clamping elements into such frictional engagement upon axial movement of an actuating device having a third surface in rolling engagement with the ball. One of the second and the third surfaces has a preselected incline with respect to a longitudinal axis of one of the members.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2348611 (1944-05-01), Davidson
patent: 3019502 (1962-02-01), Walker, Jr.
patent: 3251278 (1966-05-01), Royster

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