Lucas Automotive Gmbh

Zf Active Safety Gmbh

Kelsey-hayes Company

Zf Active Safety US Inc.

Marco Becker

Guido ZenZen

Florian Roessinger

Paul Wecker

Lukas Madzgalla

Philipp Schwenzer

Peter Mäurer

Florian Rössinger

Kraig Eric Gerber

Christian L Schroeter

Joerg Knieper

Jörg Knieper

Manuel Barbosa

Markus Mallmann

Daniel Alan Smith

Eduardo Morais

Harry Miller

Michael Schog

Frank Madzgalla

Dirk Hees

Antonio Eduardo De Morais

Peter Maeurer

Nong Dang

Georg Brand

Chad Brizendine

Daniel Schwarz

Jochen Becker

Manfred Haupt

Frank Laubenthal

Dirk Debus

Hans-Ulrich Seuser

Florian Rossinger

Jon Wemple

Martin Seuser

Christoph Seuser

Christina Bayer

Sabine Seuser

The invention relates to a restoring device () for restoring a brake pad of a motor vehicle disc brake, and to a motor vehicle disc brake which comprises a restoring device of this type. The restoring device () comprises a wear compensation means () and a tension arrangement () for generating a restoring force, having a bearing region () for support on a brake carrier of the motor vehicle disc brake, and a coupling section (), Furthermore, the restoring device () comprises a coupling device (), by way of which the wear compensation means and the tension arrangement () are coupled to one another or can be coupled to one another in such a way that, in the coupled state of the wear compensation means () and the tension arrangement (), it permits a perpendicular orientation of the wear compensation axis (VA) with respect to the bearing plane (AE) and an orientation of the wear compensation axis (VA) which differs from the perpendicular orientation and is inclined within a pivot angle range (a) towards the bearing plane (AE) in every extent direction of the bearing plane (AE).

Restoring device for restoring a brake pad

Brake apparatus for a motor vehicle with a restoring apparatus, comprising a brake support body, a brake lining, a restoring apparatus for the brake lining, and a wear compensation means, the restoring apparatus being connected via the wear compensation means to the brake lining, the restoring apparatus having a lever arm which comprises a spring section, a supporting bearing and a lever bearing, the lever bearing being arranged between the spring section and the supporting bearing.

Brake device for a motor vehicle with a reset device

A brake caliper arrangement includes a housing, a restoring device, a first brake lining arrangement and a second brake lining arrangement. The first brake lining arrangement and the second brake lining arrangement can be moved relative to one another from a respective starting position with a reduction of an initial spacing which exists between them. The restoring device includes first and second restoring elements. The first restoring element may prestress the first brake lining arrangement into its starting position, while the second restoring element may prestress the second brake lining arrangement into its starting position. The first and/or second restoring elements may be supported, on both sides of a central region of the brake lining arrangement, on the associated brake lining arrangement. The first and/or second restoring elements may be twisted elastically at least in sections in order to generate the prestress.

Brake calliper arrangement having lining restoring function

A brake lining restoring device includes at least one clamping limb with at least one first aperture, at least one base limb, and at least one clamping limb. The clamping limb and the one base limb may be connected to one another via at least one spring section. The clamping limb may be moved under elastic deformation relative to the at least one base limb. The brake lining restoring device may include a frictionally locking connection to a holding element which is assigned to the brake lining arrangement can be established via one edge (R) of the first aperture of the clamping limb.

Brake lining restoring device for a vehicle brake system

A disc brake assembly includes a brake clip having a U-shaped section and at least one extension portion. The U-shaped section has a base leg and opposing upper and lower legs extending from the base leg. The at least one extension portion has an application portion, a transition portion with first and second legs, and a bend connecting the first and second legs. The transition portion extends in a first direction from a side of the U-shaped section. The first and second legs extend in a direction other than the first direction. The bend redirects the application portion from a second direction to a third direction. The second direction is angled from the first direction.

Brake clip for disc brake assembly and disc brake assembly including such a brake clip

A disc brake assembly for a motor vehicle braking system comprising a backing plate which has at least one borehole that defines a first longitudinal axis, and a guide pin which is arranged in the borehole and is designed to movably mount the brake caliper relative to the backing plate, wherein the guide pin defines a second longitudinal axis and the disc brake assembly further comprises a protective bellows which at least partially surrounds the regions of the guide pin that project from the borehole. The protective bellows has a guide section which is designed to displaceably guide the guide pin in such a way that the second longitudinal axis of the guide pin is offset relative to the first longitudinal axis of the borehole.

Guide device for the brake caliper of a floating caliper disc brake

A disk brake, in particular for a vehicle, comprising a brake lining arrangement with a friction lining and a pad back plate. The friction lining can interact with a brake disk in order to achieve a braking effect. The disc brake also comprises a vibration damping device which is arranged on a brake caliper or on a brake support, comprising at least one additional mass which is designed as a separate component. The vibration damping device further comprises a receiving pin which is secured to the brake caliper or to the brake support and via which the additional mass can be fixed to the brake caliper or to the brake support.

Disc brake comprising a vibration damping device with an additional mass, and kit with such a disc brake

A brake lining arrangement for a vehicle brake with a friction lining and a lining backing plate, having a receiving portion arranged in its lateral edge region for receiving a separate damping element, which laterally grasps the lining backing plate, wherein the damping element has a contact portion for contacting a portion of a brake caliper corresponding with the contact portion, and the damping element is adapted to be deformable or/and displaceable at least in sections upon a contacting.

Brake lining assembly for a disk brake comprising a noise-reducing device

A disc brake assembly having a guide pin disposed in a bore of an anchor bracket such that a guide pin axis is offset relative to a bore axis whereby there is provided at least one defined point of contact between only a portion of the guide pin and a portion of an inner surface of the bore. The guide pin includes a groove formed therein, the groove defines a groove axis which is offset relative to the guide pin axis, and a resilient member is disposed in the groove which is operative to bias the guide pin in the bore such that the guide pin axis is offset relative to bore axis to provide the at least one defined point of contact between only a portion of the guide pin and a portion of the inner surface of the bore.

Guide pin for disc brake assembly and disc brake assembly including such a guide pin

In a method for producing a brake carrier for a disc brake of a vehicle braking system, wherein the brake carrier has at least one guiding shaft for guiding a brake lining in a guiding direction in relation to a receiving region for a brake disc, first a brake carrier blank is produced in a casting step and then the brake carrier blank is reworked. In the casting step, the brake carrier blank forms two converging tapers, facing the receiving region, in the region in which the guiding shaft is formed and, during the reworking, material is removed in the region of the tapers to produce the at least one guiding shaft, with the effect that the receiving region for the brake disc has a predetermined clear width transversely in relation to the guiding direction.

Method for producing a brake carrier for a disc brake and brake carrier for a disc brake

A bolt guiding device for a floating caliper disc brake, having at least one guide bolt that is supported in a brake carrier and mounted on a brake caliper, wherein the brake caliper is movably guided over the guide bolt in the axial direction thereof. The bolt guiding device comprises a slide bush, wherein one surface of the inner circumferential surface and outer circumferential surface acts as a retaining surface on which the slide bush is retained, and wherein the other surface of the inner circumferential surface and outer circumferential surface acts as a sliding surface on which the slide bush slides. For this purpose, the slide bush has, facing the sliding surface, at least one guiding surface on each side of the center of the slide bush and at least one intermediate surface extending in the circumferential direction on each side of the center of the slide bush, wherein the diameter of the at least one guiding surface is dimensioned in such a way that said guiding surface is in close contact with the sliding surface, and wherein the diameter of the intermediate surface is dimensioned in such a way that said intermediate surface is provided in direct contact with or with a slight radial spacing from the sliding surface.

Bolt guiding device for a floating caliper disc brake and corresponding floating caliper disc brake

The invention relates to a disk brake for a motor vehicle brake system having a frame-type housing, at least two brake pad arrangements, which are accommodated in the frame-type housing and between which a brake disk that is rotatable about an axis of rotation may be accommodated, and at least two guide bolts, which are mounted on the housing and on which at least one of the brake pad arrangements is guided with play in an axially displaceable manner. To avoid undesirable noises in this disk brake it is provided that on the brake pad arrangement guided on the guide bolts at least one spring element is mounted, which biases said brake pad arrangement relative to the guide bolts into a position corresponding to a tilting movement that results during braking of the brake disk from a braking torque acting on the brake pad arrangement.

Disk brake and brake pad arrangement therefor

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Marco Becker