Expansible chamber devices – With assembly or disassembly facilitating means
Patent
1990-04-20
1991-07-16
Look, Edward K.
Expansible chamber devices
With assembly or disassembly facilitating means
92176, 92255, 92256, 403261, 188 716, 188 724, F01B 2900
Patent
active
050315110
ABSTRACT:
A piston for an hydraulic brake is of the kind comprising an insulating core member and a cup member, joined together by fastening means arranged between the core and cup members.
This fastening means is constituted as follows. The base portion of the cup member has a central projection, while the core member has a central cavity which is open at the level of the outer projecting surface of the cup member and which is closed by an end wall forming the base of the cavity, with the projection from the cup member base portion extending through a hole in this base wall. An axially acting resilient means is engaged on the free end of the projection within the cavity and engages against that face of the wall which is directed away from the base portion of the cup member. The invention is particularly applicable to the control of hydraulic brakes, in particular for automotive vehicles.
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Brown Charles A.
Denion Thomas E.
Look Edward K.
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