Brake Lining for a Disc Brake, Disc-Brake Hold-Down for Brake Linings of a Disc Brake
AssigneeBPW Bergische Achsen KG
InventorArthur Neumann
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AssigneeBPW Bergische Achsen KG
InventorArthur Neumann
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A disc brake is proposed having a brake calliper (1) which reaches over a brake disc (2) and brake linings (3) which are arranged on the two sides thereof and are composed in each case of a friction lining (4) and a rear plate (5), and having a hold-down (7) which runs transversely over the brake linings (3) and is supported against the brake linings towards the disc brake axis (A). The circumferential contour of the rear plate (5) of at least one of the brake linings is defined by an upper edge (21), a lower edge (22) and two side edges (23A, 23B) which extend between the upper and the lower edge. The circumferential contour of the friction lining (4) is also defined by an upper edge (31), a lower edge and two side edges which extend between the upper and the lower edge. In order to make a contribution to the solution of the problem of the structural tightness between the components of the disc brake and the vehicle wheel which rotates around the brake, the main course of the upper edges (21 and 31) of the rear plate (5) and the friction lining (4) where the hold-down (7) runs over the brake lining (3) is interrupted by a recessed portion (25 and 35) of the upper edge (21 and 31) in the direction of the brake disc axis (A).
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A brake pad for a disk brake, which brake pad is composed of a friction pad (4), which is designed to make contact with the brake disk of the disk brake, and of a backplate (5), the front side of which is formed as a fastening surface (16) for the friction pad (4) and the rear side (17) of which is formed as a pressure surface for the transmission of the brake pressure, wherein the circumferential contour of the backplate (5) is defined by an upper margin (21), a lower margin (22) and two side margins (23A, 23B) extending between the upper and the lower margin, and also the circumferential contour of the friction pad (4) is defined by an upper margin (31), a lower margin and two side margins extending between the upper and the lower margin, and wherein the upper margins (21 and 31 respectively) of the backplate (5) and of the friction pad (4) each have a main profile which is interrupted, in the center between the two side margins (23A, 23B) of the backplate (5), by a depression (25 and 35 respectively) of the upper margin (21 and 31 respectively) in the direction of the lower margin (22) of the backplate (5), wherein, on the rear side (17) of the backplate (5), a projection (40) integrally formed which
The brake pad for a disk brake as claimed in 30, wherein the bottom of the depression (25) in the backplate (5) is arranged lower than those sections (31A, 31B) of the upper margin (31) of the friction pad (4) which adjoin the depression (35) in the friction pad (4) in a circumferential direction.
A brake pad for a disk brake, which brake pad is composed of a friction pad (4), which is designed to make contact with the brake disk of the disk brake, and of a backplate (5), the front side of which is formed as a fastening surface (16) for the friction pad (4) and the rear side (17) of which is formed as a pressure surface for the transmission of the brake pressure and the circumferential contour of which is defined by an upper margin (21), which runs in predominantly circular-arc-shaped fashion, a lower margin (22), and two side margins (23A, 23B) extending between the upper and the lower margin, and wherein the circular arc shape of the upper margin (21) is interrupted, in the center between the two side margins (23A, 23B), by a depression (25) of the upper margin (21) in the direction of the lower margin (22), wherein , on the rear side (17) of the backplate (5), a projection (40) there is integrally formed which
The brake pad for a disk brake as claimed in 43, wherein the bottom of the depression (25) in the backplate (5) is arranged lower than those sections (31A, 31B) of the upper margin (31) of the friction pad (4) which adjoin the depression (35) in the friction pad (4) in a circumferential direction.
A disk brake having a brake caliper (1) which engages over a brake disk (2) and over brake pads (3) arranged to both sides of said brake disk, which brake pads are each composed of a friction pad (4) and of a backplate (5), wherein the circumferential contour of the backplate (5) of the brake pad which is arranged further toward the outside of the vehicle is defined by an upper margin (21), a lower margin (22) and two side margins (23A, 23B) extending between the upper and the lower margin, and also the circumferential contour of the friction pad (4) is defined by an upper margin (31), a lower margin and two side margins extending between the upper and the lower margin, and wherein a hold-down means (7) with a longitudinal extent and a width much smaller than said longitudinal extent leads transversely across the brake pads (3), is supported, toward the disk brake axis (A), against the brake pads, has, over the predominant part of its overall length, a flat base (7C) adjoined by side flanks (8A, 8B) arranged at an angle with respect to said base, and has, over another part of its overall length, an end region with a different cross-sectional form, wherein:
A disk brake having a brake caliper (1) which engages over a brake disk (2) and over brake pads (3) arranged to both sides of said brake disk, which brake pads are each composed of a friction pad (4) and of a backplate (5), wherein the circumferential contour of the backplate (5) of the brake pad which is arranged further toward the outside of the vehicle is defined by an upper margin (21), which runs in predominantly circular-arc-shaped fashion, a lower margin (22), and two side margins (23A, 23B) extending between the upper and the lower margin, and wherein a hold-down means (7) with a longitudinal extent and a width much smaller than said longitudinal extent leads transversely across the brake pads (3), is supported, toward the disk brake axis (A), against the brake pads, has, over the predominant part of its overall length, a flat base (7C) adjoined by side flanks (8A, 8B) arranged at an angle with respect to said base, and has, over another part of its overall length, an end region with a different cross-sectional form, wherein:
A hold-down means (7) for the fastening of brake pads in a disk brake, having a longitudinal extent and having a width which is much smaller in relation to said longitudinal extent, wherein the hold-down means (7) is formed, over the predominant part of its overall length, as a flat base (7C) adjoined by side flanks (8A, 8B) arranged at an angle with respect to said base, and has, over another part of its overall length, an end region with a different cross-sectional form, wherein:
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