Caliper brake pad spring and brake device
Provided is a caliper brake pad spring applying load to a brake pad in a set position. A spring mounting unit is mounted on a window of a caliper body. Spring pressing units extend from both sides of the spring mounting unit in one direction to apply load to a brake pad by pressing the brake pad.
1. A caliper brake pad spring comprising:
a spring mounting unit mounted on a surface of a caliper body; and
spring pressing units extending from opposed sides of the spring mounting unit in one direction to apply load to a brake pad by pressing against the brake pad,
wherein the spring mounting unit further comprises:
a first spring mounting plate disposed within a recess in the surface;
second spring mounting plates extending from first, opposed side portions of the first spring mounting plate to be bent in one direction, the second spring mounting plates being connected to the spring pressing units, and having hole portions; and
protrusions extending from the first spring mounting plate to be bent in one direction, and being disposed within the hole portions to press the first spring mounting plate within the recess due to elastic restoring force.
2. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 1 , further comprising stoppers extending from second, opposed side portions of the first spring mounting plate and configured to be bent in the other direction and to press the first spring mounting plate within the recess due to elastic restoring force.
3. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 2 , wherein each of the stoppers comprises:
a first stopper plate extending from second, opposed side portions of the first spring mounting unit in a direction opposite to the second spring mounting plates;
a second stopper plate extending from the first stopper plate toward the second spring mounting plates; and
a third stopper plate extending from the second stopper plate and being rounded to surround the recess, the third stopper plate being in close contact with the recess due to elastic restoring force.
4. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 3 , wherein each of the stoppers further comprises a contact portion extending from the third stopper plate toward the caliper body to be bent and be in contact with the caliper body.
5. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 1 , wherein the recess comprises a window, and the protrusions comprise pressing protrusions.
6. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 5 , wherein each of the spring pressing units comprises:
a first spring pressing plate extending from the second spring mounting plates to be inclined in a direction opposite to the first spring mounting plate; and
a second spring pressing plate extending from the first spring pressing plate to be inclined in a direction opposite to the first spring mounting plate, in contact with and configure to press the brake pad.
7. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 6 , wherein each of the spring pressing units further comprises a brake pad damage preventing portion extending from the second spring pressing plate to be bent in a direction opposite to the brake pad.
8. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 6 , wherein the first spring pressing plate comprises rebound support portions to support a rebound force of the first spring pressing plate in contact with the caliper body.
9. The caliper brake pad spring of claim 6 , wherein the first spring pressing plate comprises hole portions to reduce weight.
10. A brake device comprising:
a brake disk;
a caliper body surrounding the brake disk;
guide pins received in the caliper body;
brake pads disposed on both sides of the brake disk and movable along the guide pins;
a return spring in contact with the brake pad to restore the brake pads to original positions by applying elastic restoring force to the brake pads; and
a piston to press the brake pads toward the brake disk; and
a pad spring including a spring mounting unit mounted on a surface of the caliper body and spring pressing units extending from opposed sides of the spring mounting unit in one direction to apply load to the brake pads by pressing against the brake pads,
wherein the spring mounting unit further comprises:
a first spring mounting plate disposed within a recess in the surface;
second spring mounting plates extending from first, opposed side portions of the first spring mounting plate to be bent in one direction, the second spring mounting plates being connected to the spring pressing units, and having hole portions; and
protrusions extending from the first spring mounting plate to be bent in one direction, and being disposed within the hole portions to press the first spring mounting plate within the recess due to elastic restoring force.
11. The brake device of claim 10 , further comprising stoppers extending from second opposed side portions of the first spring mounting plate and configured to be bent in the other direction and in close contact with the first spring mounting plate within the recess due to elastic restoring force.
12. The brake device of claim 11 , wherein each of the stoppers comprises:
a first stopper plate extending from second, opposed side portions in a direction opposite to the second spring mounting plates;
a second stopper plate extending from the first stopper plate toward the second spring mounting plates; and
a third stopper plate extending from the second stopper plate and being rounded to surround the recess, the third stopper plate being in close contact with the recess due to elastic restoring force.
13. The brake device of claim 12 , wherein each of the stoppers further comprises a contact portion extending from the third stopper plate toward the caliper body and bent to contact the caliper body.
14. The brake device of claim 10 , wherein the recess comprises a window, and the protrusions comprise pressing protrusions.
15. The brake device of claim 14 , wherein each of the spring pressing units comprises:
a first spring pressing plate extending from the second spring mounting plates inclined in a direction opposite to the first spring mounting plate; and
a second spring pressing plate extending from the first spring pressing plate inclined in a direction opposite to the first spring mounting plate and in contact with the brake pad.
16. The brake device of claim 15 , wherein each of the spring pressing units further comprises a brake pad damage preventing portion extending from the second spring pressing plate and bent in a direction opposite to the brake pad.
17. The brake device of claim 15 , wherein the first spring pressing plate comprises rebound support portions to support a rebound force of the first spring pressing plate in contact with the caliper body.
18. The brake device of claim 15 , wherein the first spring pressing plate comprises hole portions to reduce weight.