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Class 188/27 - Pivoted wheel


Subclass of Class 188 - Brakes
Definition: The brake is applied to the wheel that turns with the fork
No. of patents: 2
Last issue date: 12/27/2005


NumberTitleIssue Date
6978864Wheelchair braking device
A wheelchair braking device providing a braking action that automatically disengages when an occupant is seated in the wheelchair. The braking device includes a support structure to which a sensing lever is pivotably mounted and to which a braking arm is slidably mo...
12/27/2005
4064972Caliper brake for bicycles for maintaining equal distance between both brake shoes and a wheel therebetween
A caliper brake for a bicycle comprising left and right caliper arms rotatably fitted to a pivot shaft and having at their ends brake shoes adapted to be urged against a rim of a wheel of the bicycle, a rocking arm having a base portion pivotally mounted ...
12/27/1977
 
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