Disc brake caliper
AssigneeBrembo S.p.A.
InventorsMarco Radaelli, Raffaele Milanese, Andrea Mecocci, Tomasz Woloszyn, Alberto Bosis
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AssigneeBrembo S.p.A.
InventorsMarco Radaelli, Raffaele Milanese, Andrea Mecocci, Tomasz Woloszyn, Alberto Bosis
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A disc brake caliper has a caliper body arranged straddling a brake disc having a rotation axis defining an axial direction and opposite friction surfaces, pads accommodated in the caliper body, a cylinder forming a cylindrical wall and a bottom wall, a piston, and a parking-braking system having a rotating member accommodated within a rotation housing formed in the bottom wall. The cylinder defines a first annular housing and a second annular housing both made in the bottom wall, and extending in a direction transverse to the axial direction and leading into the rotation housing. The second annular housing is distinct from the first annular housing and positioned in a direction opposite to an inner surface of the bottom wall. The first annular housing accommodates a first seal. The second annular housing accommodates a second seal. The first and second seals act between the rotating member and the bottom wall.
A disc brake caliper comprising a caliper body arranged straddling a brake disc having a rotation axis defining an axial direction (A-A) and opposite friction surfaces, said disc brake caliper further comprising pads accommodated in the caliper body so as to slide in the axial direction (A-A) with respect to the brake disc to act respectively on the opposite friction surfaces, the disc brake caliper further comprising:
A disc brake caliper comprising:
A disc brake caliper comprising a caliper body arranged straddling a brake disc having a rotation axis defining an axial direction (A-A) and opposite friction surfaces, said disc brake caliper further comprising pads accommodated in the caliper body so as to slide in the axial direction (A-A) with respect to the brake disc to act respectively on the opposite friction surfaces,
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