Modular brakes with replaceable friction pads
CA 2226358 A1 · Owner: Metcalf, Philip R. Jr. · Inventors: Metcalf, Philip R. Jr.; Montalvo, Edwin J.
Overview
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Generally trapezoid-shaped friction material pads can be used in conjunction with piston assemblies having torque collars with upstanding torque posts and with torque collars that have torque legs with inclined inner faces or shoulders to embrace side faces or shoulders of the pads. A retainer clip cooperates with the torque legs to prevent unwanted radial movement of the pad. A back plate of the pad has one or more tabs projecting beyond a wider base of the pad for facilitating pad removal. Tabs on the pad for indicating that a worn friction pad is due for replacement are located beyond the wider base of the pad or within the friction material pad. The friction pads are adapted for …
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- Filed February 11, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended February 11, 2018.
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