Apparatus for mounting elongated rod-like member
AssigneeSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorMasachika Yamamoto
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AssigneeSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorMasachika Yamamoto
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For mounting a pin on a supporting member, an axial bore is formed at one end of the pin having a stopper edge, while the supporting member has a throughhole through which the pin is inserted. A radial throughhole is formed in the pin at a position spaced from the stopper edge by a distance slightly greater than the thickness of the supporting member, the radial throughhole having an inner end open to the axial bore. A hairpin-like latch spring has two bifurcated legs which are inserted into the axial bore. One of the legs has a free end portion bent so as to be able to extend through the radial throughhole and project for a predetermined length when the spring legs have been fully inserted into the axial bore. The pin is mounted on the supporting member axially immovably through cooperation of the stopper edge and the projecting free end portion of the spring leg.
An apparatus for mounting an elongated rod-like member onto a supporting member having a hole through which said rod-like member can extend, comprising:
An apparatus for mounting an elongated rod-like member onto a supporting member having a first portion formed with a hole through which said rod-like member extends and a second portion spaced from said first portion in an opposite relationship therewith, said rod-like member having a first and a second ends, comprising:
In a disc brake apparatus for a motor vehicle including a brake disc mounted on an axle of said motor vehicle rotatably with a wheel, a bake housing positioned to straddle over said brake disc, and a pair of brake pads mounted on said brake housing and positioned at opposite sides of said brake disc so as to be caused to bear frictionally against said brake disc in opposite directions upon braking, and an apparatus for mounting a pin on said brake housing to support said brake pads comprising:
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