An adjuster assembly for manually adjusting the position of a brake pad relative to a brake rotor of a disc brake, the assembly comprising: a continuous wear sensor; and a manual rewind apparatus to manually reset the position of the brake pad when replacement thereof is required; the manual rewind apparatus comprising a shaft arranged to extend into a housing of the disc brake; wherein the continuous wear sensor is arranged to be located within the housing of the disc brake and is located proximate to the shaft.

An adjuster assembly for manually adjusting the position of a brake pad relative to a brake rotor of a disc brake, the assembly comprising: a continuous wear sensor; and a manual rewind apparatus to manually reset the position of the brake pad when replacement thereof is required; the manual rewind apparatus comprising a shaft arranged to extend into a housing of the disc brake; wherein the continuous wear sensor is arranged to be located within the housing of the disc brake and is located proximate to the shaft.

A drum brake device for a vehicle includes a first brake shoe and a second brake shoe movably coupled to a back plate, and spaced apart from each other; a wheel cylinder positioned between one end of the first brake shoe and one end of the second brake shoe, and configured to expand the distance between the one end of the first brake shoe and the one end of the second brake shoe; and an actuator positioned between another end of the first brake shoe and another end of the second brake shoe, and configured to provide a driving force to expand the distance between the one end of the first brake shoe and the one end of the second brake shoes and to expand the distance between the another end of the first brake shoe and the another end of the second brake shoe.

A drum brake device for a vehicle includes a first brake shoe and a second brake shoe movably coupled to a back plate, and spaced apart from each other; a wheel cylinder positioned between one end of the first brake shoe and one end of the second brake shoe, and configured to expand the distance between the one end of the first brake shoe and the one end of the second brake shoe; and an actuator positioned between another end of the first brake shoe and another end of the second brake shoe, and configured to provide a driving force to expand the distance between the one end of the first brake shoe and the one end of the second brake shoes and to expand the distance between the another end of the first brake shoe and the another end of the second brake shoe.

Disclosed is a disc brake of a motor vehicle including a brake disc, a stationary holder, a brake pad mounted such that it slides axially in the stationary holder, and at least one elastic return spring for the elastic return of the brake pad towards the idle position thereof. The elastic return spring includes a portion for fixing the spring to the stationary holder, which includes a rigid fixing blade received in a complementary machined part of the stationary holder of the disc brake.

Disclosed is a disc brake of a motor vehicle including a brake disc, a stationary holder, a brake pad mounted such that it slides axially in the stationary holder, and at least one elastic return spring for the elastic return of the brake pad towards the idle position thereof. The elastic return spring includes a portion for fixing the spring to the stationary holder, which includes a rigid fixing blade received in a complementary machined part of the stationary holder of the disc brake.

A ratchet device for providing anti-reverse locking for a grounded slack comprises a pinwheel having flexible angled spokes circumferentially protruding therefrom and a pinion ring into which the pinwheel fits includes a plurality of angled teeth with which the angled spokes mate. The spokes flex and slide over the pinion ring teeth when the ratchet is advanced in a forward direction, and lock against the teeth when the ratchet is not being advanced.

A stop arrangement having a first brake lever arrangement and a second brake lever arrangement, which together form a brake lever pair of a brake caliper arrangement and which, at the first end thereof, are respectively articulated on a support and, at the second end thereof, are coupled to one another by means of a positioning arrangement, wherein a first stop element is arranged in each case between the ends of the first brake lever arrangement and a second stop element is arranged between the ends of the second brake lever arrangement, and first and second stop elements are formed and mesh in such a way that they allow operating movements in opposite direction towards and away from one another between a brake position and a releasing position of the brake lever arrangements and inhibit an aligned tilting movement of the brake lever arrangements in a tilting direction (M), such that the brake lever arrangements are retained in the releasing position against a tilting action in a centering position within a defined centering position range with respect to a brake element.

A stop arrangement having a first brake lever arrangement and a second brake lever arrangement, which together form a brake lever pair of a brake caliper arrangement and which, at the first end thereof, are respectively articulated on a support and, at the second end thereof, are coupled to one another by means of a positioning arrangement, wherein a first stop element is arranged in each case between the ends of the first brake lever arrangement and a second stop element is arranged between the ends of the second brake lever arrangement, and first and second stop elements are formed and mesh in such a way that they allow operating movements in opposite direction towards and away from one another between a brake position and a releasing position of the brake lever arrangements and inhibit an aligned tilting movement of the brake lever arrangements in a tilting direction (M), such that the brake lever arrangements are retained in the releasing position against a tilting action in a centering position within a defined centering position range with respect to a brake element.

An adjuster assembly for manually adjusting the position of a brake pad relative to a brake rotor of a disc brake, the assembly comprising: a continuous wear sensor; and a manual rewind apparatus to manually reset the position of the brake pad when replacement thereof is required; the manual rewind apparatus comprising a shaft arranged to extend into a housing of the disc brake; wherein the continuous wear sensor is arranged to be located within the housing of the disc brake and is located proximate to the shaft.