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US 10,648,522 B2Granted
Brake caliper housing
AssigneeArvinMeritor Technology, LLC
InventorsDaniel Philpott, Soumar Jabbour, Geoffrey Hooper
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Abstract
A brake caliper housing includes a first end wall, a second end wall, and a transverse wall that extends from the first end wall to the second end wall. The brake caliper housing includes a first bearing protrusion that extends from the first end wall and the transverse wall, and that defines a first lateral bearing surface and a first arcuate bearing surface that extends from the first lateral bearing surface.
Claims20
A brake caliper housing comprising:
- a first end wall;
- a second end wall disposed opposite the first end wall;
- a transverse wall that extends from the first end wall to the second end wall;
- an interface wall that extends from the first end wall, the second end wall, and the transverse wall, the interface wall cooperating with the first end wall, the second end wall, and the transverse wall to at least partially define a cavity and the interface wall defining an opening of the cavity;
- a saddle bearing protrusion that extends from the transverse wall;
- a first bearing protrusion that extends from the first end wall and the transverse wall, the first bearing protrusion defining a first lateral bearing surface that is disposed substantially parallel to the first end wall and a first arcuate bearing surface that extends from the first lateral bearing surface;
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- a second bearing protrusion that extends from the first end wall, the second bearing protrusion defining a second lateral bearing surface that is substantially coplanar with the first lateral bearing surface and a second arcuate bearing surface that extends from the second lateral bearing surface, wherein the first lateral bearing surface and the second lateral bearing surface are adapted to support an operating shaft.
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