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Class 188/206R - Brake element


Subclass of Class 188 - Brakes
Definition: Supports for braking elements.
No. of applications: 4
Last issue date: 09/30/2010


Application No.Application TitleIssue Date
20100243389DISK BRAKE FOR VEHICLE
A disk brake for a vehicle includes: a caliper bracket; a pair of caliper support arms; pad guide grooves that have outer side surfaces, inner side surfaces and opposed surfaces; and lug pieces that protrude on both side parts of back plates of friction pads supported b...
09/30/2010
20090301825TORQUE PLATE FOR A BRAKE ASSEMBLY
A torque plate for a vehicle brake is comprised of a sheet metal body. The sheet metal body includes a center opening that defines a lateral axis and a plurality of mounting holes. The center opening receives an axle housing and the mounting holes are used to secure the...
12/10/2009
20080264742Brake Lining Assembly
A brake lining assembly for a disc brake is configured for road vehicles and includes a brake caliper and brake linings located on either side of the brake disc. An unchecked dismantling of the brake linings is effectively prevented by having a mounting assembly formed ...
10/30/2008
20070170022BRAKE AND MEDIA DEVICE EMPLOYING THE SAME
A brake includes a braking portion for braking a rotatable element, a swinging portion secured with the braking portion, a resilient portion integrally formed with the swinging portion for generating a restoring force to make the braking portion contact the rotatable el...
07/26/2007
 
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