Disc brakes and brake lining sets for commercial vehicles
A technology for disc brakes and commercial vehicles, applied in the directions of brakes, brake types, and axial-up brakes, etc., can solve the problem of not being suitable for commercial vehicles, and achieve the effects of simplified installation, simple assembly, and quick assembly.
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[0056] Coordinates x, y, z are used for orientation. The x-coordinate extends in the direction of travel of the vehicle to which disk brake 1 is assigned. The y-coordinate extends in the direction of the brake disc axis 2a, and the z-coordinate extends perpendicular to the x-y plane.
[0057] The terms "upper", "lower", "left", "right" relate to the corresponding arrangement in the figures.
[0058] The "upper side" and "lower side" of the brake lining 5, 5' or of the lining carrier plate 4 always refer to the installation situation of the corresponding brake lining 5, 5'. Here, the lower side of the respective brake lining 5, 5' is closer in radial direction to the brake disc rotation axis 2a of the brake disc 2 than the upper side of the brake lining 5, 5'.
[0059] The term “transverse axis” of the brake lining 5 , 5 ′ refers to the imaginary axis which, in the installed state of the brake lining 5 , 5 ′, rotates radially relative to the brake disc in the z direction. Th...
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