Method of manufacturing a brake pad assembly for a spot-type dis

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Obtaining plural product pieces from unitary workpiece

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29412, 294205, 294695, 29DIG1, 188250R, 188250G, B23P 1702

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ABSTRACT:
The method includes the steps of forming separately a pair of spaced recesses in a carrier plate, the recesses having a parallelogram configuration other than a rectangle and a cross member therebetween providing an axis of symmetry, the recesses being symmetrically disposed with respect to the axis of symmetry to approximate a sector of a circle; pressing and age-hardening separately a plate of friction material having a thickness corresponding to the desired thickness of the friction pads; cutting at least a pair of friction pads from the plate having the dimensions and shape of the recesses; and placing and securing each of the pair of friction pads in a different one of the recesses so that the pair of friction pads are disposed symmetrically with respect to the axis of symmetry to approximate a sector of a circle.

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