Drum brake device
AssigneeNisshinbo Industries, Inc.
InventorsSeiji Asai, Takashi Ikeda
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Abstract
A drum brake device having a brake lever with sufficient rigidity, and securing a larger space at a central region of a brake, to provide a large effective brake lever stroke. A by-pass hole 60d, which is freely penetrated by a shoe-hold pin 41 which swingably rises from the back plate is formed in the brake lever 60 positioned beneath the shoe web 20b of the brake shoe 20, and a section of the brake lever 60, surrounding the by-pass hole 60d, is formed in a hollow cavity 60e by drawing or in a groove 60f by bending to be positioned closer to and facing toward the back plate 10.
Claims3
A drum brake device comprising a brake shoe being movably disposed parallel to a surface on a fixed back plate, a parking brake actuating lever superposed on a shoe web of the brake shoe, positioned between the back plate and the shoe web, but adjacent to the shoe web, a base end of which is pivotally supported at one end of the shoe web, a shoe-hold pin, one end of which is swingably engages with the back plate while the end of which freely penetrates a by-pass hole passing through the parking brake actuating lever, and a shoe-hold spring retained by the other end of the shoe-hold pin so as to urge the brake shoe toward the back plate, wherein the brake shoe frictionally engages with the brake drum upon pulling a free end of the parking brake actuating lever by a remote force transmitting member, and wherein a part of the parking brake actuating lever surrounding the by-pass hole is positioned closer to and is facing the back plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.