slider caliper

slider caliper

Dictionary of automotive terms. 2015.

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  • slider caliper disc — See pin slider caliper disc brake …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • slider caliper disc brake — See pin slider caliper disc brake …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • pin slider caliper disc brake — A disc brake design with a sliding caliper. The major components are: caliper (a casting with one cylinder and piston), caliper frame (casting), guide pins, Teflon or rubber sleeves/bushings. The caliper floats on the sleeves over the guide pins …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • caliper — [1] The apparatus on disc brakes which hold the disc pads and straddles the disc. When actuated the pads press against the disc to stop or slow the vehicle. Also see brake caliper floating caliper disc brake pin slider caliper disc brake swinging …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • caliper disc — See floating caliper disc brake pin slider caliper disc brake …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • caliper disc brake — See floating caliper disc brake pin slider caliper disc brake …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • slider — [1] (CVT) A device which senses the position of the half of a primary pulley that slides. [2] The lower (moving) tube on a bicycle suspension fork which is attached to the front hub. Also see pin slider caliper disc brake …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • Caliper — For other uses, see Caliper (disambiguation). A vernier caliper …   Wikipedia

  • sliding-caliper disc brake — A disc brake design with a sliding caliper. In one type, the caliper floats on the caliper frame grooves. The major components are: caliper (a casting with one cylinder and piston), caliper frame (casting) which is bolted to the suspension. In… …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • disc brake — A type of brake that has two basic components: a flat rotor (disc) that turns with the wheel and a caliper that is stationary. When the brake pedal is depressed, linkage (mechanical or hydraulic) causes the caliper to force its heat resistant… …   Dictionary of automotive terms

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