Backing plate definition

Backing plate means a license plate which is designed for displaying validation decals, stickers or tabs.
Backing plate means a reinforcement designed to relieve stress and strengthen a specific area of a modification.

Examples of Backing plate in a sentence

  • Top: Backing plate installed, preparing to lay fibres in PTFE into the grooves of the “race track”; bottom left: Fibres during race track integration; bottom right: Fixing the conduits in place using retaining brackets.

  • Backing plate Figure 3-2: Assembly and mesh used in the FE model.

  • The fracture conoid is clearly seen in both Figure 2.1 and Figure 2.2. • Backing plate yields at ceramic interface.

  • A) Pad spring, B) Backing plate, C) Anti-rattle clip, D) Brake pad.BDWith each pad out, note carefully where the metal clips are placed.

  • Backing plate jigs can use relatively small and simple fixtures since the distance from the plate to the components is typically small.

  • Master cylinder; Power brake assist boosters; Backing plate assembly; Brake pedal assembly; Parking brake pedal; Parking brake cable; Parking brake release mechanism; Self adjusters; Brake lines and fittings; Brake fluid only in conjunction with covered Mechanical Breakdowns.

  • Saddle clips Polypropylene Size C E F G Bolt/Screw size gmsCode E G3⁄813C F Backing plate shown dotted supplied with 3" and 4" only.

  • Master cylinder; Power brake assist boosters; Backing plate assembly; Brake pedal assembly; Parking brake pedal; Parking brake release mechanism; Brake fluid only in conjunction with covered Mechanical Breakdowns.

  • Engine Cooling Covered Components: Radiator fan motor; Water pump and pulley; Fan clutch; Fan shroud; Engine coolant only in conjunction with covered Mechanical Breakdowns.Brake Covered Components: Master cylinder; Power brake assist boosters; Backing plate assembly; Brake pedal assembly; Parking brake pedal; Parking brake release mechanism; Brake fluid only in conjunction with covered Mechanical Breakdowns.

  • Backing plate, two fastening holes (Item O7f) or switch only(Item O7fnp), both ready for wiring.

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