Disc brake

Details Disc brake Disc brake

1984-04-02

1987-11-10

Reger, Duane A.

Brakes

Wheel

Axially movable brake element or housing therefor

73579, 181208, 188218A, F16F 6904

Patent

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047051469

ABSTRACT:
A disc brake (10) having friction pads (42) and (44) whose arcuate foot prints (80, 82, 84) on a rotor (12) is les than a nodal diameter of a frequency that would create an undesirable noise during a brake application.

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