Robert Boschgmbh

Dietmar Sommer

Gunther Hohl

Michael Friedow

Norbert Mittwollen

Erich Ludewig

Dietmar Kratzer

Massimiliano Ambrosi

Guenther Schnalzger

Jens Kolarsky

Friedrich Megerle

Michael Mettner

Michael Hellebrandt

Valentin Schubitschew

Juergen Lander

Boris Buchtala

Michael Hilden

Ingo Buchenau

Berend-Wilhelm Doden

Rafael Gonzalez Romero

Michael Specker

Hermann Hoelle

Hubert Hueber

Shawn Aaron Sullivan

Johann Guggemos

Sezgin Acar

Rene Kaiser

Carlo Thullen

Martin Ohler

Georg Spalding

An electromagnetically actuatable valve for brake systems in motor vehicles, comprises a hydraulic part and an electric part. The valve is partially placed inside a valve block, in which an inlet borehole and an outlet borehole for a hydraulic fluid are made. The hydraulic part comprises a valve element inside of which a transversal borehole is made that communicates with the inlet borehole. In addition, a number of longitudinal boreholes, which are connected to the outlet borehole, are made in the valve element. The transversal borehole and the longitudinal boreholes are connected via a closing element. The valve enables a controlled opening and closing of the closing element thereby making a low-noise switching of the valve possible.

Electromagnetically actuatable valve

A device for securing a hydraulic modulator to a vehicle includes a base for receiving a portion of the hydraulic modulator and a clamp movably connected to the base and movable between a first position, wherein the portion of the hydraulic modulator can be positioned on the base, and a second position, wherein the clamp is closed over the base to secure the portion of the hydraulic modulator to the base. The clamp includes a projection that extends over the base when the clamp is in the first position so that when the projection is engaged by the portion of the hydraulic modulator, the projection will automatically move the clamp from the first position toward the second position. In one aspect of the invention, the clamp is hinged to the base.

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Dietmar Sommer