Firma Carl Freudenberg

Hanno Gartner

Bernhard Rohrig

Richard Schenk

Arnold Simuttis

Werner Hettler

A vibration damper includes at least one damper mass and at least one bush bearing, the bush bearing having an inner supporting core surrounded with radial clearance by an outer supporting sleeve, a spring mass made of elastomer material that extends essentially radially and joins the supporting core and the supporting casing being arranged in the gap formed by the clearance. The damper mass has an essentially pot-shaped recess, in which the bush bearing is arranged, the supporting casing being pressed in an essentially airtight manner into the recess, and the hollow space delimited by the damper mass and the bush bearing being designed as a pneumatic spring.

Vibration damper

An alternating-resilience engine mount consists of a supporting component and a supported component, both of which move back and forth across an axis. The supported component is supported by the supporting component through the intermediary of two series-connected resilient rubber components. The motion of the second resilient component can be impeded when necessary by a so-called 'auxiliary device '. According to the invention, the two resilient components are interconnected and separated by a rigid tray.

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Gorxheimertal, Germany

Hanno Gartner