Knorr-bremse Systeme Fuer Nutzfahrzeuge Gmbh

Martin Heindl

Matthias Klingner

Michael Peschel

Philipp Adamczyk

Andreas Petschke

Tobias Schoefberger

Jens Fricke

Wolfgang Pritz

Abdelaziz Rguichi

Oliver Krause

Markus Molnar

Alexander Asen

Christian Brandl

Michael Hidringer

Thomas Eichler

Martin Pleintinger

Franz Gasslbauer

Igor Nesmjanowitsch

Martin Tropp

Thomas Beck

Dimitrij Habermann

Matthias Klinger

Maximilian Hauser

Natalie Roth

Kerstin Sakel

Thomas Thaler

Tobias Schöfberger

Christian Stöger

Markus Ebner

Frederic SCHRÖPF

Julian Dahlenburg

Christian St Ger

Nathalie Roth

A disc brake for a vehicle, particularly for a commercial vehicle, includes a brake caliper which straddles a brake disc and in which an application device is arranged, a single-piece rotary lever which has an eccentric element, and at least one brake plunger which is designed as a power screw arrangement having a rotational axis and with which, when the rotary lever is actuated, at least one brake pad can be pressed against the brake disc. The rotary lever is arranged in the brake caliper such that it can pivot relative thereto, and is supported directly or by way of one or more elements connected therebetween, on said brake caliper, in at least one support region. The rotary lever, which can pivot relative to the brake plunger, has at least one convexly-formed section on the side thereof that lies opposite the support point on the brake caliper, and this section lies against a matching concave end face in the axial extension of the rotational axis of said power screw arrangement.

Disc brake for a vehicle, particularly for a commercial vehicle

A disc brake includes a brake caliper that engages over a brake disc, the caliper having a central opening over the brake disc. The disc brake has two brake pads which are located in the brake caliper, can be moved in opposite directions and each of which has a pad backing plate with a friction lining secured thereon. An action-side or application-side brake pad of the two brake pads can be pressed against the brake disc by a brake application device with the aid of at least one brake plunger. The brake also has at least one restoring device, by which the brake caliper can be returned. The restoring device has a spreading device which engages on the brake pads lying opposite one another and which acts with an identical force in opposition to the respective application direction. The spreading device has spring-loaded spreading elements, each engaging on its respective pad backing plate. The spreading device is located in the central opening and the spreading elements engage directly or indirectly, outside the friction linings, on at least two contact regions of the brake pads. These regions face each other at a distance from the center. The spreading device has spring-loaded arms which are interconnected in the central region of the opening and connected to a retaining bracket which is attached to the brake support plate.

Disc brake for a commercial vehicle and brake pad set

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