The application relates to a brake pad assembly for a disk brake system. In addition, the application relates to a disk brake system. The proposed brake pad assembly comprises a back plate having a front side for facing a brake disk of the disk brake system and a back side. A friction layer is arranged at the front side of the back plate for contacting a friction surface the brake disk. Further, a shim is arranged on the back side of the back plate. The shim has a front side facing the back plate. Further, an adhesive layer is arranged between the back side of the back plate and the front side of the shim. The shim further comprises a metal layer having a wave-shaped surface on its front side.

A brake rotor assembly is provided. The brake rotor assembly includes a brake rotor portion formed from a first material. A tone ring formed from a second material is coupled to the brake rotor portion. The tone ring is formed by an additive manufacturing process, a subtractive manufacturing process, or a combination thereof. The brake rotor portion may be cast from an iron or iron alloy. The tone ring is formed by an additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, process machine from a second material that is corrosion resistive, such as, for example, stainless steel.

A clutch of a clutch device is provided between a first transmission portion and a second transmission portion that are rotatable relative to a housing. A state changing unit is configured to receive a force in an axial direction from a translation portion and change a state of the clutch to an engaged state or a non-engaged state according to a relative position in the axial direction of the translation portion with respect to the housing. An urging member is configured to urge the translation portion in a direction to switch the clutch from the engaged state to the non-engaged state. A retainer member is fixed directly to the housing and is configured to restrict an axial position of the urging member.

In a carrier disk assembly for a brake assembly, and an electromagnetically actuable brake assembly with a carrier disk assembly, the carrier disk assembly has a hub part, two friction linings, and two disks. The disks are connected to the hub part, in particular with the aid of axially directed screws. Each one of the disks has a surface region provided with first depressions. A first friction lining is bonded and/or glued to the first disk in the surface region of the first of the two disks, and a second friction lining is bonded and/or glued to the second disk in the surface region of the second of the two disks.

The invention concerns a brake piston for a vehicle brake, the brake piston comprising: a first member comprising a first piston end portion for resting against a brake pad of the vehicle brake; a plurality of pipe-shaped second members that are each integrally formed with or connected to the first member and each comprise at least one brake fluid receiving portion that extends along a longitudinal axis of the brake piston.

The present invention relates to a disk (2) for a disk clutch or brake (4) comprising a first friction surface (28) and a second friction surface (34) facing away from the first friction surface (28), in which recesses and/or grooves (40, 42, 44) are provided. A first type of recesses and/or grooves (40), which is generated by a material shaping and/or a material casting and/or a non-material removing first manufacturing method, is provided in the first friction surface (28), and a second type of recesses and/or grooves (42), which is generated by a material removing second manufacturing method, is provided in the second friction surface (34). In addition, the present invention relates to a disk clutch and brake (4) comprising such a disk (2) and a method for producing such a disk (2).

A composite vehicle driveshaft is provided with a crash collapse system that allows for a controlled longitudinal collapse of the driveshaft by facilitating telescopic movement of various components with respect to each other during a crash event. The crash collapse system may include a collapsible joint with a sleeve that is concentrically bonded in an end of a composite tube and a stub end assembly that is spline-engaged and interference fit within the sleeve, such as by way of a press-fit and/or a thermal shrink-fit procedure. This relationship may rotationally lock and axially fix the stub end assembly to the sleeve unless, during a crash event, the composite vehicle driveshaft experiences a compression or push-type force that exceeds a minimum breakaway or collapse force value that longitudinally and telescopically collapses the composite vehicle driveshaft.

A multi-piston-dedicated heat dissipating caliper cover with easy installation includes a caliper cover body, a fixing assembly and at least two first fixing bolts. One side edge of the caliper cover body extends toward a side to form a first arc-shaped side plate, and the other side edge of the caliper cover body extends toward a side to form a second arc-shaped side plate. The fixing assembly includes a bolt fixing sheet and a positioning sheet, one end of the positioning sheet is connected with the bolt fixing sheet through a second fixing bolt, and the other end of the positioning sheet passes through a strip-shaped hole and then is inserted into a slot at a top of a brake caliper. By disposing the heat dissipating silicone sheet, a contact area is increased, which allows the heat generated by the brake caliper to be quickly transferred to the caliper cover.

A spring applied hydraulic released brake includes a brake housing including a pair of stator assemblies, a pair of piston-spring assemblies, each of the piston-spring assemblies including a piston assembly, a spring assembly adapted to apply spring force to the piston assembly to thereby engage the piston assembly with a first stator assembly of the pair of stator assemblies in a default position of the brake, and an end cap adjuster providing an opposing surface against which the spring assembly is biased, the end cap adjuster including a body portion having an end cap threading therearound generally corresponding with a housing threading within the brake housing.

A disc brake device includes a pair of pads, a pad support member supporting at least one of the pair of pads in a movable manner in an axial direction, and a plurality of pistons configured to press the one of the pads toward the rotor in the axial direction. Slide engagement portions engaged with the pad support member so as to be movable in the axial direction are respectively provided at both side portions of the one of the pads in a circumferential direction. The one of the pads is fixed to a tip end portion of at least one piston including a piston arranged at an end portion on a rotation-in side or a rotation-out side among the plurality of pistons, and is not fixed to a tip end portion of a remaining piston.