1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a disc brake device, and more particularly to a disc brake device of an inversion table.
2. Description of Related Art
A conventional inversion table has a bottom base, two pivoting units, a lying plate and a brake unit. The bottom base has two supporting points. The pivoting units are respectively mounted on the supporting points. The lying plate is elongated and two sides of the lying plate are respectively mounted on the pivoting units, such that the lying plate can be pivoted relative to the bottom base at the pivoting units. The brake unit is mounted on one of the pivoting units and is applied for controlling the motion of the lying plate relative to the bottom base.
In use, a user lies on the lying plate to engage in a flip sport. The brake unit is operated by the user for controlling the lying plate. When the brake unit is released, the lying plate can be pivoted relative to the bottom base. On the other hand, when the brake unit is locked, the position of the lying plate relative to the bottom base is fixed. Therefore, the user can control the brake unit to hold the lying plate in position, and then the user can be engaged in flipping to exercise the muscles.
However, the brake unit of the inversion table cannot provide a stepless braking effect, such that the braking performance of the conventional inversion table needs to be improved.
The main objective of the present invention is to provide a disc brake device of an inversion table that has an improved braking performance.
The disc brake device of an inversion table has a base, a disc brake module, a frame module, and a controlling unit.
The disc brake module is mounted on the base and has a disc brake body combined with the base.
The frame module is mounted on the base and has an insertion portion, a supporting plate and a controlling unit base. The insertion portion is inserted through the disc brake body and is inserted into the base. The supporting plate is connected with the insertion portion. The controlling unit base is connected with the supporting plate.
The controlling unit is mounted on the controlling unit base and has a handle, a connecting stick, a spring, a connecting stick base and a caliper base. The handle abuts the controlling unit base. The connecting stick is inserted through the controlling unit base and is combined with the handle. The spring is mounted around the connecting stick and abuts between the connecting stick and the controlling unit base. The connecting stick base is mounted around and is engaged with the connecting stick at a position opposite to the controlling unit base. The caliper base is combined with the connecting stick base and is mounted around the disc brake body.
Other objectives, advantages and novel features of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
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The base 10 is mounted on a bottom stand 50 of an inversion table, wherein the bottom stand 50 has two tops, and the base 10 is mounted on one of the tops of the bottom stand 50. The disc brake device is mounted on the bottom stand 50 by the base 10.
The disc brake module 20 is mounted on the base 10 and has a disc brake body 21, multiple fixing bolts 22 and a hub 23. The disc brake body 21 abuts the base 10, is fixed on the base 10 by the fixing bolts 22, and has multiple heat dissipating holes 211. The heat dissipating holes 211 are formed through the disc brake body 21 to increase a surface area of the disc brake body 21 to improve a heat-dissipating effect. The hub 23 is hollow, and is inserted into a middle of the base 10 and a middle of the disc brake body 21.
The frame module 30 is mounted on the base 10 and has an insertion portion 31, a supporting plate 32 and a controlling unit base 33. The insertion portion 31 is inserted into a middle of the hub 23 and the base 10. The insertion portion 31 can be rotated relative to the base 10. The supporting plate 32 is connected with an end of the insertion portion 31 at a position opposite to the base 10. The supporting plate 32 abuts the hub 23 and is perpendicular to the insertion portion 31. The supporting plate 32 is applied to be combined with a lying plate. The controlling unit base 33 is connected with an end of the supporting plate 32.
The controlling unit 40 is mounted on the controlling unit base 33 and has a handle 41, a connecting stick 42, a spring 43, a connecting stick base 44 and a caliper base 45. The handle 41 abuts the controlling unit base 33. The connecting stick 42 has two ends and a rib 421, wherein one of the ends of the connecting stick 42 is inserted through the controlling unit base 33 and is combined with the handle 41. The spring 43 is mounted around the connecting stick 42 and abuts between the rib 421 of the connecting stick 42 and the controlling unit base 33. The connecting stick base 44 is mounted around one of the ends of the connecting stick 42 at a position opposite to the controlling unit base 33. The caliper base 45 is combined with the connecting stick base 44, is mounted around a part of the outer edge of the disc brake body 21, and selectively clamps the disc brake body 21.
In use, the frame module 30 and the controlling unit 40 can be selectively and simultaneously rotated relative to the disc brake module 20. Another base 51 is mounted on the other one of the tops of the bottom stand 50 of the inversion table opposite to the disc brake device. A lying plate 60 is combined with the two bases 51, 10. A user lies on the lying plate 60 to be engaged in a flipping sport.
The user can pull the handle 41 to sequentially pull the connecting stick 42 and the connecting stick base 44. The caliper base 45 is driven by the connecting stick base 44 to clamp the disc brake body 21, wherein the caliper base 45 abuts the disc brake body 21 to generate a friction between the caliper base 45 and the disc brake body 21. The friction can decelerate the frame module 30 and the controlling unit 40 relative to the disc brake body 21. When the frame module 30 is stopped rotating relative to the disc brake body 21 by the friction, the lying plate 60 is also stopped rotating and is positioned, such that a position of the lying plate 60 relative to the bottom stand 50 can be fixed.
Therefore, the user can lie on the lying plate 60 and control the position of the lying plate 60 relative to the bottom stand 50 to exercise muscles, such that the disc brake device can help the user achieve an exercising and fitness effect.
From the above description, it is noted that the present invention has the following advantages:
A cooperation of the disc brake module 20 and the controlling unit 40 can control the caliper base 45 to selectively clamp the disc brake body 21. When the caliper base 45 clamps the disc brake body 21, the friction between the caliper base 45 and the disc brake body 21 can decelerate the frame module 30 and the controlling unit 40 relative to the base 10, so as to fix the position of the lying plate 60 relative to the bottom stand 50. Furthermore, the clamping relationship between the caliper base 45 and the disc brake body 21 can achieve a stepless braking effect, such that the braking performance of the disc brake device is improved.
Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.