Brake drum caliper
OwnerEva J. Tsaiinventor
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Abstract
A brake drum caliper is disclosed having a beam and two jaws for measuring the inside diameter of a cylinder, with the improvement of limit stops on each jaw for accurately measuring diameter of the cylinder in at least two depths from the top of the cylinder.
Claims5
In a caliper having two jaws appended from a beam mounted transversely in relation to a cylinder capable of indicating distance between the jaws in the diameter of the cylinder within the cylinder, characterized in that a stop pivotally mounted on each jaw is movable longitudinally between at least two limits to permit the jaws to measure distance at measuring points corresponding to the at least two limit positions perpendicular to and equidistant from the beam.
A device for measuring the inside diameter of a brake drum comprising a fixed jaw with a point for measuring the maximum diameter at a point at one location along the friction surface of the drum and a movable jaw with a point for measuring the maximum diameter at the same distance from the edge of the friction surface, and stops pivotally mounted and movable longitudinally along the friction surface to keep the two opposed points the same distance along the friction surface of the drum.
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