Anti-drag structure of automobile brake calipers
AssigneeCSG TRW Chassis Systems CO., LTD
InventorsLiang Huang, Peng Jiang
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AssigneeCSG TRW Chassis Systems CO., LTD
InventorsLiang Huang, Peng Jiang
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The present invention relates to an anti-drag structure of automobile brake calipers, comprising a brake caliper body which is provided with a cylinder bore and a brake claw arranged along the axis of the cylinder bore in an extending mode; and a cylindrical piston bush is pressed in the cylinder bore by interference fit, a step ring groove is formed in the inner wall of the piston bush and composed of a major diameter ring groove and a minor diameter ring groove which have rectangular sections. The present invention can improve the generality of the brake caliper body through the arrangement of the piston bush and improve the standardization of production manufacturing of brake calipers, and can reduce the residual drag moment of the brake caliper and the fuel consumption with the rubber seal ring and the phenolic resin PF ring to achieve the purpose of emission reduction.
An anti-drag structure of automobile brake calipers, comprising a brake caliper body which is provided with a cylinder bore and a brake claw arranged along the axis of the cylinder bore in an extending mode, characterized in that a cylindrical piston bush is pressed in the cylinder bore by interference fit, a step ring groove is formed in the inner wall of the piston bush and composed of a major diameter ring groove and a minor diameter ring groove which have rectangular sections, the major diameter ring groove is embedded with a rubber seal ring with a section corresponding to the major diameter ring groove, the minor diameter ring groove is embedded with a phenolic resin PF ring with section corresponding to the minor diameter ring groove, and an inner edge of the end face of the phenolic resin PF ring joined to the rubber seal ring is provided with a chamfer.
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