Mounting system for disk brake pad
A mounting system for a brake pad in the housings of a disk brake yoke in which the brake pad comprises at its ends two mounting ears ( 10 ), each ear being mounted in a housing of a disk brake yoke. The mounting system comprises for each pad ear, a spring ( 5 ) of linear or lamella shape, intended to bear, on the one hand, below a lower face ( 12 ) of the ear and, on the other hand, on the lower face of the housing of the yoke so as to separate the lower face ( 12 ) of the ear from the lower face of the housing.
1. Mounting device for a brake pad in housings of a disk brake yoke, said brake pad ( 19 ) including a mounting ear ( 10 , 10 ′) at each end of the brake pad and mounted in a housing ( 11 , 11 ′) of a disk brake yoke ( 2 ), the mounting device comprising:
a first spring ( 5 ) of linear or lamella shape for each ear, the first spring bearing between a lower face ( 12 ) of the ear and a lower face ( 27 ) of the housing of the yoke so as to separate the lower face ( 12 ) of the ear from the lower face ( 27 ) of the housing,
wherein said first spring includes:
a first bearing limb ( 51 ) configured to be placed against the lower face ( 12 ) of the ear of the pad;
a second sliding limb ( 52 ) configured to contact the lower face ( 27 ) of the housing, the second sliding limb having a curved shape, being located parallel to a plane perpendicular to the plane of the ear and having a convex surface to slide on said lower face of the housing;
a third limb ( 53 ) and a fourth limb ( 54 ) connected directly to one another and connecting the first limb to the second limb to separate them from one another;
a sixth limb ( 55 ) connected to the first limb ( 51 ) of the spring and allowing gripping of the axial faces of the ear of the pad in cooperation with the third limb ( 53 ); and
a seventh limb ( 56 ) connecting the sixth limb ( 55 ) to the second limb ( 52 ) of the spring.
2. Mounting device according to claim 1 , further comprising:
a second spring ( 6 ), the second spring including:
a first bearing limb ( 61 ) to be placed against a lateral face ( 18 ) of the ear of the pad;
a second sliding limb ( 62 ) to contact with a lateral face ( 21 ) of the housing of the yoke, the second sliding limb having a curved shape and being located parallel to a plane perpendicular to the plane of the ear and having a convex surface to slide on said lateral face of the housing; and
a third limb ( 63 ) and a fourth limb ( 64 ) connected to one another and connecting the first limb ( 61 ) to the second limb ( 62 ).
3. Mounting device according to claim 2 , wherein the second spring comprises a sixth limb ( 65 ) connected to the first limb ( 61 ) of the second spring and allowing gripping of the axial faces of the ear of the pad in cooperation with the third limb ( 63 ), and said second spring comprises a seventh limb ( 66 ) connecting the sixth limb ( 65 ) to the second limb ( 62 ) of the second spring.
4. Mounting device according to claim 2 , wherein said first and second springs are in the form of a wire and limbs of the first and second springs are located parallel to a plane which is perpendicular to the plane of the pad.
5. Mounting device according to claim 1 , wherein the third limb ( 53 ) and the fourth limb ( 54 ) form opposing legs of a U-shaped portion of the first spring ( 5 ).
6. A disk brake, comprising:
at least one mounting device to guide brake pads, each brake pad ( 19 ) including a mounting ear ( 10 , 10 ′) at each end of the brake pad and mounted in a housing ( 11 , 11 ′) of a disk brake yoke ( 2 ), and each of the mounting devices comprising:
a first spring ( 5 ) of linear or lamella shape for each of the ears, the first spring bearing between a lower face ( 12 ) of the ear and a lower face ( 27 ) of the housing of the yoke so as to separate the lower face ( 12 ) of the ear from the lower face ( 27 ) of the housing, wherein said first spring comprises:
a first bearing limb ( 51 ) configured to be placed against the lower face ( 12 ) of the ear of the pad;
a second sliding limb ( 52 ) configured to contact the lower face ( 27 ) of the housing, the second sliding limb having a curved shape, being located parallel to a plane perpendicular to the plane of the ear and having a convex surface to slide on said lower face of the housing;
a third limb ( 53 ) and a fourth limb ( 54 ) connected directly to one another and connecting the first limb to the second limb;
a sixth limb ( 55 ) connected to the first limb ( 51 ) of the spring and allowing gripping of the axial faces of the ear of the pad in cooperation with the third limb ( 53 ); and
a seventh limb ( 56 ) connecting the sixth limb ( 55 ) to the second limb ( 52 ) of the spring.
7. A disk brake according to claim 6 , further comprising:
a second spring ( 6 ), the second spring including:
a first bearing limb ( 61 ) to be placed against a lateral face ( 18 ) of the ear of the pad;
a second sliding limb ( 62 ) to contact with a lateral face ( 21 ) of the housing of the yoke, the second sliding limb having a curved shape and being located parallel to a plane perpendicular to the plane of the ear and having a convex surface to slide on said lateral face of the housing; and
a third limb ( 63 ) and a fourth limb ( 64 ) connected to one another and connecting the first limb ( 61 ) to the second limb ( 62 ).
8. A disk brake according to claim 7 , wherein the second spring comprises a sixth limb ( 65 ) connected to the first limb ( 61 ) of the second spring and allowing gripping of the axial faces of the ear of the pad in cooperation with the third limb ( 63 ), and said second spring comprises a seventh limb ( 66 ) connecting the sixth limb ( 65 ) to the second limb ( 62 ) of the second spring.
9. A disk brake according to claim 7 , wherein said first and second springs are in the form of a wire and limbs of the first and second springs are located parallel to a plane which is perpendicular to the plane of the pad.
10. A disk brake according to claim 6 , wherein the third limb ( 53 ) and the fourth limb ( 54 ) form opposing legs of a U-shaped portion of the first spring ( 5 ).