SEALING MEMBER FOR MASTER CYLINDER AND MASTER CYLINDER HAVING THE SAME
Disclosed is a sealing member for a master cylinder and the master cylinder having the same, capable of shortening the delay in the release operation of the hill start assist control system. The sealing member includes an outer blade making contact with the cylinder body and an inner blade making contact with the outer surface of the piston. The inner blade includes a circumferential fluid path extending in a circumferential direction of the inner blade and a plurality of axial fluid paths connected to the circumferential fluid path.
1 . A sealing member for a master cylinder installed between an inner surface of a cylinder body and an outer surface of a piston, the sealing member comprising:
an outer blade making contact with the cylinder body; and
an inner blade making contact with the outer surface of the piston,
wherein the inner blade includes a circumferential fluid path extending in a circumferential direction of the inner blade and a plurality of axial fluid paths connected to the circumferential fluid path.
2 . The sealing member of claim 1 , wherein the circumferential fluid path and the axial fluid paths are formed on a surface of the inner blade facing the outer surface of the piston.
3 . The sealing member of claim 1 , wherein the axial fluid paths are formed on an inner surface of the inner blade while being spaced part from each other.
4 . A master cylinder comprising:
a cylinder body defining a liquid pressure chamber;
at least one piston movable back and forth in the cylinder body and formed with a through hole for receiving or exhausting oil; and
at least one sealing member installed between an inner surface of the cylinder body and an outer surface of the piston,
wherein the sealing member comprises:
an outer blade making contact with the cylinder body; and
an inner blade making contact with the outer surface of the piston, and
wherein the inner blade includes a circumferential fluid path extending in a circumferential direction of the inner blade and a plurality of axial fluid paths connected to the circumferential fluid path.
5 . The master cylinder of claim 4 , wherein the circumferential fluid path and the axial fluid paths are formed on a surface of the inner blade facing the outer surface of the piston.
6 . The sealing member of claim 5 , wherein the axial fluid paths are formed on an inner surface of the inner blade while being spaced part from each other.