IP Library Granted Patent US 9,791,005
Granted Patent B2
US 9,791,005 · App. 14/657,004 · Granted Oct 17, 2017

Brake pad assembly having a flange

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Patent No.
US 9,791,005
App. No.
14/657,004
Granted
Oct 17, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

A brake pad assembly having a table and a web. The web may extend from the table and include a flange that may be disposed opposite the table.

Claims (40)

1. A brake pad assembly comprising:

a table having a first table surface and a second table surface disposed opposite the first table surface;

a friction material disposed proximate the first table surface; and

first and second webs that extend from the second table surface and that do not engage each other, wherein the first and second webs each include:

a first surface;

a second surface that is disposed opposite the first surface;

a first end surface that extends from the first surface to the second surface and is disposed on the second table surface;

a second end surface that extends from the first surface to the second surface and is disposed opposite the first end surface;

a first bearing flange that extends from the first surface;

a second bearing flange that is spaced apart from the first bearing flange and that extends from the first surface; and

a flange disposed between the first bearing flange and the second bearing flange, wherein the flange has a flange end surface that is spaced apart from and does not engage the first surface, the second surface, and the second end surface;

wherein the flange of the first web extends along a continuous arc that extends to the flange end surface of the first web and the arc of the flange of the first web curves away from the second web, and the flange of the second web extends along an arc that extends to the flange end surface of the second web and the arc of the flange of the second web curves away from the first web and the flange of the first web.

2. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the flange, first bearing flange, and second bearing flange on the first web extend from the second surface of the first web and wherein the flange, first bearing flange, and second bearing flange on the second web extend from the second surface from the second web.

3. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the first bearing flange and second bearing flange of the first web extend substantially perpendicular with respect to the first surface of the first web and the first bearing flange and second bearing flange of the second web extend substantially perpendicular with respect to the first surface of the second web.

4. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the flange of the first web is spaced apart from the first and second bearing flanges of the first web and the flange of the second web is spaced apart from the first and second bearing flanges of the second web.

5. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the first bearing flange of the first web has a first bearing flange end surface, wherein the first bearing flange end surface extends further from the first surface of the first web than the flange end surface of the first web.

6. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the second bearing flange of the first web has a second bearing flange end surface, wherein the second bearing flange end surface extends further from the first surface of the first web than the flange end surface of the first web.

7. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the first and second bearing flanges extend along an arc.

8. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the first bearing flange is radially disposed with respect to a first axis and the second bearing flange is radially disposed with respect to a second axis.

9. The brake pad assembly of claim 1 wherein the first and second webs each include a set of openings that are disposed between the table and the flange.

10. A brake pad assembly comprising:

a table having a first table surface and a second table surface disposed opposite the first table surface;

a friction material disposed proximate the first table surface; and

first and second webs that extend from the second table surface and that do not engage each other, wherein the first and second webs each include:

a first surface;

a second surface that is disposed opposite the first surface;

a first end surface that extends from the first surface to the second surface and is disposed on the second table surface;

a second end surface that extends from the first surface to the second surface and is disposed opposite the first end surface;

a first bearing flange that extends from the first surface;

a second bearing flange that is spaced apart from the first bearing flange and that extends from the first surface; and

a flange disposed between the first bearing flange and the second bearing flange, wherein the flange has a flange end surface that is spaced apart from and does not engage the first surface, the second surface, and the second end surface;

wherein the flange of the first web extends along a continuous arc that extends to the flange end surface of the first web and the arc of the flange of the first web curves away from second web, and the flange of the second web extends along a continuous arc that extends to the flange end surface of the second web and the arc of the flange of the second web curves away from the first web and the flange of the first web.

11. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the flange, first bearing flange, and second bearing flange on the first web extend away from the second surface of the first web and wherein the flange, first bearing flange, and second bearing flange on the second web extend away from the second surface from the second web.

12. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the first bearing flange and second bearing flange of the first web extend substantially perpendicular with respect to the first surface of the first web and the first bearing flange and second bearing flange of the second web extend substantially perpendicular with respect to the first surface of the second web.

13. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the flange has a first side that extends from the first surface to the flange end surface and a second side that is disposed opposite the first side and extends to the flange end surface, wherein the first side and the second side are both continuously curved and are disposed substantially parallel to each other.

14. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the flange of the first web is spaced apart from the first and second bearing flanges of the first web and the flange of the second web is spaced apart from the first and second bearing flanges of the second web.

15. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the first bearing flange of the first web has a first bearing flange end surface, wherein the first bearing flange end surface extends further from the first surface of the first web than the flange end surface of the first web.

16. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the first bearing flange of the second web has a first bearing flange end surface, wherein the first bearing flange end surface extends further from the first surface of the second web than the flange end surface of the second web.

17. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the second bearing flange of the first web has a second bearing flange end surface, wherein the second bearing flange end surface extends further from the first surface of the first web than the flange end surface of the first web.

18. The brake pad assembly of claim 10 wherein the second bearing flange of the second web has a second bearing flange end surface, wherein the second bearing flange end surface extends further from the first surface of the second web than the flange end surface of the second web.

Assignments (2)
RELEASE OF SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Aug 4, 2022
From: JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
To: ARVINMERITOR, INC.; MERITOR TRANSMISSION CORPORATION; ARVIN TECHNOLOGIES, INC.; GABRIEL RIDE CONTROL PRODUCTS, INC.; EUCLID INDUSTRIES, LLC; MAREMOUNT CORPORATION; ARVINMERITOR TECHNOLOGY, LLC; MERITOR HEAVY VEHICLE SYSTEMS, LLC; ARVINMERITOR OE, LLC; MOTOR HEAVY VEHICLE SYSTEMS, LLC; MERITOR TECHNOLOGY, LLC; AXLETECH INTERNATIONAL IP HOLDINGS, LLC
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SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Apr 3, 2017
From: ARVINMERITOR TECHNOLOGY, LLC
To: JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., AS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT
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