Actuating mechanism for Bowden cables of a hand brake
AssigneeDr. -Ing. H.c.F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft Firma
InventorKarl Sommerer
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Abstract
An actuating installation for the Bowden cables of a hand brake, in which a first Bowden cable that starts at the hand brake, has a fixed support as regards its casing at its end facing the hand brake and is movably supported with its casing end opposite the hand brake; a transmission device which is connected with the free end of the casing of the first Bowden cable by way of adjusting means, is secured at the core of a second Bowden cable; the adjusting means is thereby freely movably supported in such a manner that during a brake actuation the cores of the two Bowden cables are movable in directions toward one another.
Claims12
An actuating installation for the Bowden cables of hand brakes which includes a first Bowden cable means starting from the hand brake, said first Bowden cable means having a fixed support as regards its casing with its end facing the hand brake and being movably supported with its casing end opposite the hand brake, and the first Bowden cable means being operatively connected with a second Bowden cable means by way of a transmission means, characterized in that the transmission means includes an adjusting means operatively connected with the free end of the casing of the first Bowden cable means, the adjusting means being secured at the core of the second Bowden cable means, and the adjusting means includes a support freely movable in such a manner that during a brake actuation the cores of the two Bowden cable means are movable in directions opposite one another.
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