Pad support for disc brake assembly

Brakes – Wheel – Axially movable brake element or housing therefor

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188 7343, F16D 6502, F16D 65095

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055515363

ABSTRACT:
A disc brake assembly (1) of the kind including a caliper (6) and two pad assemblies (3, 4), each of which is operable to engage a respective opposite side of a brake disc (5) when the brake assembly is installed on a vehicle. The caliper includes a housing (8) having a cylinder formed therein, and a piston which carries one of the pad assemblies (3) is slidable within that cylinder. The caliper (6) also has a bridge (7) which is connected to the housing (8) and which carries the other pad assembly (4). A mounting arm (12, 13) extends generally transverse relative to the axis of the caliper cylinder and is deflectable relative to the associated support (2) in the general direction of that axis so as to allow the pad assemblies (3, 4) to move towards and away from their respective adjacent sides of the disc (5). The arm (12, 13) is resistant to deflection however, in at least one direction transverse to the cylinder axis and functions to hold the aforementioned combination in an operative position relative to the disc (5) when in use.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2944637 (1960-07-01), Knowles
patent: 2948356 (1960-08-01), Butler
patent: 3005522 (1961-10-01), Butler
patent: 3417843 (1968-12-01), Trollope

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