A disc brake (1) for vehicles, in particular for commercial vehicles, includes a brake disc, at least two brake linings (3, 3a), and an adjusting spindle (4) axially adjustable toward the brake linings (3, 3a) for setting an air play (L) between the brake linings (3, 3a) and the brake disc (2). The adjusting spindle (4) has a pressure plate (4a) on a side facing the brake linings (3, 3a), and a pressure piece (9) arranged on the adjusting spindle (4) on a side axially opposite from the brake linings (3, 3a). The pressure piece (9) has an anti-rotation safeguard (10; 10a) for blocking a rotation (R) of the adjusting spindle (4), and the anti-rotation safeguard (10; 10a) axially engages the adjusting spindle (4).

An electromechanical brake and an operating method thereof are disclosed. According to an aspect of the present disclosure, there may be provided an electromechanical brake including: a piston which is provided to be capable of advancing and retreating to press a pad plate; a power conversion unit including a spindle which rotates by receiving a driving force from an actuator, and a nut which is connected to the spindle and advances or retreats by rotation of the spindle in a first direction or a second direction; and a positioning portion which is screwed with a thread formed inside the piston, receives a rotational force from a drive motor, linearly moves according to rotational movement, and adjusts a relative position of the piston with respect to the power conversion unit, wherein the positioning portion includes a first screw provided on an outer surface of one side of the nut and having, on an outer peripheral surface, a first thread that meshes with the thread, a second screw provided on an outer side surface of the other side of the nut and having, on an outer peripheral surface, a second thread that meshes with the thread, a first gear provided to rotate together with the second screw by receiving the rotational force from the drive motor, and an interlocking member provided between the first screw and the second screws to interlock and linearly move the first and second screws by the rotation of either the first screw or the second screw and adjust a relative position with the piston.

A bridge for a disc brake caliper includes a body defining a first bore disposed about an axis. The first bore includes a plurality of threads. The body further defines a second bore extending radially from an outer surface of the body into the first bore. A tube is received within the first bore and supports a tappet at one end for engaging a friction pad. The tube is configured to receive one end of an adjustment shaft of a friction pad wear adjuster therein. The tube defines a plurality of threads on a radially outer surface configured for engagement with the plurality of threads in the first bore and at least one of the plurality of threads on the first tube defines a plurality of teeth. A detent extends through the second bore and engages the teeth to inhibit rotation of the tube within the body.

Disclosed is an electromechanical brake and a method of operating the same. In accordance with an aspect of the disclosure a electromechanical brake includes a piston configured to advance and retreat to press a brake pad; a power transmission unit configured to receive a driving force from an actuator to convert a rotational motion into a linear motion, and provide the converted driving force to the piston; and a position adjustment unit configured to adjust a relative position of the piston with respect to the power transmission unit; wherein the power transmission unit includes a spindle rotating by receiving the driving force from the actuator, and a nut connected to the spindle and moving forward or backward an inside of the piston by rotation of the spindle in a first direction or a second direction to advance and retreat the piston, wherein the position adjustment unit includes a first screw thread formed on an outer circumferential surface of the nut, a second screw thread formed on an inner circumferential surface of the piston and meshing with the first screw thread, and an adjuster provided between the spindle and the nut and configured to rotate the nut in the first direction or the second direction by rotation of the spindle to advance and retreat the relative position of the piston.

Disclosed is an electromechanical brake and a method of operating the same. In accordance with an aspect of the disclosure the electromechanical brake includes a piston configured to advance and retreat to press a brake pad; a power transmission unit configured to receive a driving force from an actuator to convert a rotational motion into a linear motion, and provide the converted driving force to the piston; and a position adjustment unit configured to adjust a relative position of the piston with respect to the power transmission unit; wherein the power transmission unit includes a spindle rotating by receiving the driving force from the actuator, and a nut connected to the spindle and moving forward or backward an inside of the piston by rotation of the spindle in a first direction or a second direction to advance and retreat the piston, wherein the position adjustment unit includes an adjusting screw provided on an outer side of the nut and rotating together with the nut, a first screw thread formed on an outer circumferential surface of the adjusting screw, a second screw thread formed on an inner circumferential surface of the piston and meshing with the first screw thread, and an adjuster provided between the spindle and the nut, the adjuster configured to rotate the nut and the adjusting screw in the first direction or the second direction by compressing or expanding to its original shape when an rotation amount of the spindle exceeds a predetermined rotation amount, to advance or retreat the relative position of the piston.

The invention relates to an electric adjusting device for a disc brake, comprising a brake disc and a brake caliper of a vehicle for adjusting the wear of brake linings. The electric adjusting device comprises a motor, a force transmission device, a sensor unit and an actuating unit.

A brake assembly having a sensor assembly that is received inside a shaft of a wear adjuster mechanism. The wear adjuster mechanism may be at least partially received inside a piston that may be rotatable about the axis and may be at least partially received in a tappet. The sensor may provide a signal that is indicative of rotation of the shaft.

The invention relates to a disc brake (1) for utility vehicles, having a brake caliper, a brake disc (37), an actuating lever (4) arranged axially to a disc brake axis (A) of the brake disc (37), an adjusting device (36) comprising an adjusting spindle (12), a pressure collar (13) and an adjusting spindle head (27), wherein the adjusting device (36) is arranged at least partially within an interior (7) of the brake caliper (2), a primary seal (8) for sealing the interior (7) of the brake caliper (2), an annular space (10), which is delimited by an inner wall (6) of a through-opening (19) of the brake caliper (2) and the adjusting device, and a secondary seal (9) for at least partially sealing the interior (7) of the brake caliper (2), characterized in that the primary seal (8) and the secondary seal (9) are designed as a piston protection cap (14).

A brake caliper device is adapted to be used with a brake disk, and includes a main body unit, first and second pads, a caliper actuator unit, and a positioning unit. The caliper actuator unit includes an actuating member, a bolt member that abuts against the actuating member, and a threaded sleeve that is threadedly engaged to the bolt member. When the actuating member is driven by an external force, the actuating member is capable of vibrating axially to cause an axial vibration of the bolt member, which prompts the threaded sleeve to rotate relative to the bolt member for pushing the first pad toward the brake disk, thereby automatically providing a travel stroke that compensates for pad wear.

A disc brake device has brake linings attached to brake levers that open and close in the lateral direction and sandwich a brake disc. A linking mechanism including a coupling device including lever mechanisms and a spindle opens and closes in conjunction with the lifting and lowering operation of a rod of a thruster, and the spindle is rotated in one direction by a one-way clutch in accordance with the relative displacement between the lever mechanisms and the coupling device to shorten an overall length of the coupling device, the rotation of the spindle is transmitted to an adjustment bolt screwed to a stopper on the lower end sides of the left and right brake levers via a flexible shaft, and the adjustment bolt protrudes downward with respect to the stopper.