Disc brake

Details Disc brake Disc brake

1999-03-22

2000-09-05

Schwartz, Chris

Brakes

Operators

Electric

188 724, 188 727, 188 7345, 188196, B60L 700

Patent

active

061128643

ABSTRACT:
A pin slide mechanism 3 comprises a pair of support portions 23, 24 on a carrier 1 secured to a non-rotating portion of a vehicle. A support portion 24 provided on a tip end of an arm 28 extends from the carrier 1 inwardly of the vehicle. By slidably fitting a cylindrical portion 27 provided on a caliper body 2 via a sleeve 26 onto a pin portion 25a of a pin/bolt 25, the caliper body 2 is secured to the support portions 23, 24. The caliper has an increased weight by containing an electrically-driven device therein, and is supported by the support portions 23, 24 in a straddle-mounted fashion to prevent inclination of the caliper during braking.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4529067 (1985-07-01), Scott
patent: 4557354 (1985-12-01), Sakakibara
patent: 4762206 (1988-08-01), Arimitsu
patent: 4805746 (1989-02-01), Katagiri
patent: 5188202 (1993-02-01), Terashima
patent: 5829557 (1998-11-01), Halasy-Wimmer et al.
patent: 5931268 (1999-08-01), Kingston et al.

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