Friso Berheide

Title: Friso Berheide and Automotive Stabilizer Innovations.

Introduction

Friso Berheide is an inventor based in Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Germany. His patent work focuses on stabilizer systems for motor vehicles, including components designed to connect stabilizer halves and support roll stabilization.

Latest Patents

Berheide’s listed patent portfolio includes 2 patents, with the following inventions among his latest work.

Stabilizer Arrangement

This invention concerns a motor-vehicle stabilizer arrangement comprising two stabilizer halves and an actuator that couples them. The actuator’s connecting sections are attached to the respective stabilizer halves so they cannot rotate relative to them or move axially. End-side connecting elements, such as pins, bolts, or screws, join the stabilizer halves to the actuator’s connecting sections.

Stabilizer Coupling

This invention describes a coupling for a motor-vehicle roll stabilizer. It uses an outer profile element and an inner profile element, with an elastically deformable body positioned between them. The outer element is a hollow profile component, particularly one made as an extruded profile from a light-metal alloy.

Career Highlights

Berheide’s listed inventions address mechanical design in automotive stabilization systems. The described approaches include actuator connections and profile-based couplings intended for use in vehicle roll stabilizers.

Collaborations

Berheide is associated with Benteler-Automobiltechnik GmbH. His listed coworkers include Andreas Janzen and Oliver Seibt.

Conclusion

Friso Berheide’s patent work centers on automotive stabilizer arrangements and couplings, with designs that connect stabilizer components and support vehicle roll stabilization.