Patents Assigned to Clutch Auto Limited
  • Patent number: 8074780
    Abstract: A clutch adjuster to be used in a manually adjustable clutch is provided for compensating the effect of clutch wear. The clutch adjuster has a substantially flat top plate adapted to be secured to the clutch housing, a fastener, a rotary gear, a locking member and a resilient member. The fastener has a head and a shaft and being captured by an aperture in the substantially flat top plate. The rotary gear is connected to the shaft of the fastener. The locking member is configured below the substantially flat top plate and has at least one protrusion passing upward through the aperture of the substantially flat top plate and projecting therefrom. The protrusion is configured to be in a selective locking engagement with the head of the fastener. The resilient member is configured between the locking member and the rotary gear for resiliently biasing the locking member towards the substantially flat top plate.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 26, 2008
    Date of Patent: December 13, 2011
    Assignee: Clutch Auto Limited
    Inventors: Vijay Krishan Mehta, Sanju Prasad, Ram Phal Singh Dalal
  • Publication number: 20090166145
    Abstract: The invention discloses a Clutch adjuster to be used in a manually adjustable clutch. The clutch adjuster having a substantially flat top plate adapted to be secured to the clutch housing, a fastener, a rotary gear, a locking member and a resilient member. The fastener has a head and a shaft and being captured by an aperture in the substantially flat top plate. The rotary gear is connected to the shaft of the fastener. The locking member is configured below the substantially flat top plate and has at least one protrusion passing upward through the aperture of the substantially flat top plate and projecting therefrom. The protrusion being configured to be in selective locking engagement with the head of the fastener. The resilient member is configured between the locking member and the rotary gear for resiliently biasing the locking member towards the substantially flat top plate.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 26, 2008
    Publication date: July 2, 2009
    Applicant: Clutch Auto Limited
    Inventors: Vijay Krishan MEHTA, Sanju PRASAD, Ram Phal Singh DALAL
  • Publication number: 20090165272
    Abstract: Present invention provides a tool for packing and setting a clutch assembly. The tool has a pair of arms and a connecting member. The pair of arms has a length, a width and a height and are substantially parallel to each other. The arms are connected at one end to the connecting member. The arms are adaptable to be placed in between a bearing cage and a cover of the clutch assembly wherein the height of the arms is so configured to keep different components of the clutch assembly in position when the clutch assembly is not installed in a vehicle.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 29, 2008
    Publication date: July 2, 2009
    Applicant: CLUTCH AUTO LIMITED
    Inventors: Vijay Krishan MEHTA, Sanju PRASAD, Ram Phal Singh DALAL
  • Patent number: 6619458
    Abstract: A pivot point release load adjuster assembly for use in a pull type angle spring clutch pressure plate assembly having a pair of pins connected to the housing end, a cradle swivelingly disposed on the pins, a pressure spring seat swivelingly disposed on release sleeve retainer pins and a pressure spring located between the cradle on the housing end and the pressure spring seat on the release sleeve retainer end. The cradle is operatively positioned on the pins thereby enabling the cradle to swivel about a pivot axis at a distance, between the pressure spring seat and the pivot axis. The assembly is adapted to operatively adjust the pivot axis away from the seat of the pressure spring towards the sleeve retainer end of the pressure spring whereby a desired lever ratio is achieved.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 13, 2001
    Date of Patent: September 16, 2003
    Assignee: M/S. Clutch Auto Limited
    Inventors: Vijay Krishan Mehta, Ram Phal Dalal, Ashok Kumar Singh