Braking mechanism with different forces for opposite directions

Details Braking mechanism with different forces for opposite directions Braking mechanism with different forces for opposite directions

1986-03-20

1987-06-02

Jillions, John M.

Winding, tensioning, or guiding

Reeling device

Fishing rod reel

188 80, 188 8284, 242 754, 2421562, B65H 5938, F16D 6300, G03B 104

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046696865

ABSTRACT:
A braking member, which is a roller, is pressed against a braked surface of an object by an element having a pressing surface which is elongated in the direction of relative movement and is parallel to the braked surface. Movement of the braking roller along the pressing surface is limited by two fixed stops which engage the roller braking surface. The braking force for each of the two directions of relative motion may be independently varied, for a fixed pressing force, by varying the inclination of the stop surface which is engaged by the roller surface.

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