Brakes – With condition indicator – Wear
Patent
1997-01-13
1998-12-15
Schwartz, Chris
Brakes
With condition indicator
Wear
188 729, 188 719, F16D 6602
Patent
active
058486739
ABSTRACT:
A wear monitoring apparatus for a disc brake, particularly a sliding caliper disc brake, is described. The disc brake has a sliding thrust piece which receives an application force exerted by an application mechanism, and a longitudinally adjustable transmission mechanism for transmitting the application force from the sliding thrust piece to a brake pad. Longitudinal adjustment of the transmission mechanism is a function of the extent of frictional wear of the brake pad. The wear monitoring apparatus includes a sensor for monitoring the mutual relative excursion of two elements which excursion is attributable to frictional wear of the brake pad. The sensor is mounted on the sliding thrust piece and/or the transmission mechanism and determines relative excursion between the sliding thrust piece and the transmission mechanism.
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Antony Paul
Haas Gerhard
Jager Hellmut
Strauss Wilfried
Wetzel Gunter
Perrot Bremsen GmbH
Schwartz Chris
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