Friction wear pad and method and means for fastening said pad to

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188 732, 188250G, 192107R, F16D 6512, F16D 6904

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043502318

ABSTRACT:
A friction pad configuration and a method and apparatus for fastening said pads to a disk core member wherein the base of the pad is formed with a plurality of extended tabs that are inserted in slots in the core and secured to the tabs of a pad on the opposite surface of the core by a clip that draws the base-to-base mounted pads together on the core. Alternatively, and for mounting on a single face surface of the core, U-clips are mounted on the tabs and inserted through the core to the opposite surface thereof and the ends of the U-clips are bent down into annular grooves in the face surface of the core to securely mount the pads to the core.

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