Friction member assembly for disc brake

Details Friction member assembly for disc brake Friction member assembly for disc brake

2006-04-20

2010-02-16

Siconolfi, Robert A (Department: 3657)

Brakes

Elements

Shoes

C188S25000B, C188S25000B, C188S073100

Reexamination Certificate

active

07661515

ABSTRACT:
A solid box-shape structure is constituted by fitting a torque transmitting ring23to a guide hole17on a guide plate11to pivotably hold a lining member13and fixing the guide plate11to a torque receive plate3. A braking torque is directly transmitted to the guide plate11by the torque transmitting ring23by pressing the lining member13to a disc rotor by a first link plate7and a second link plate5arranged on an inner side of the box-shape structure. A solid structure and alleviation of processing accuracy are made to be compatible with each other by constituting transmission of a press force and transmission of a torque by independent members in this way.

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