Combined service and parking brake apparatus

Brakes – Wheel – Axially movable brake element or housing therefor

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C188S072400, C188S10600P

Reexamination Certificate

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07134533

ABSTRACT:
In a brake apparatus, a lead in a meshed portion between an external-thread portion (second stationary screw element) of a threaded shaft and an internal-thread portion (second movable screw element) of a nut is shorter than that in a meshed portion between an internal-thread portion (first stationary screw element) of a cylinder and an external-thread portion (first movable screw element) of a second piston. Accordingly, as the second piston and the nut move toward a control chamber while rotating in a unitary condition via a friction clutch, the second piston and the nut are united via the friction clutch, so that a contact portion between the thread surface of the second stationary screw element and the thread surface of the second movable screw element and a contact portion between the thread surface of the first stationary screw element and the thread surface of the first movable screw element push out against each other.

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