Robert Boschgmbh

Heinz Haug

Gunter Kas

Hartmut G Brammer

Harald Kalippke

Johannes Koban

Karl Ehrmann

Jorg Issler

Armin Breitenbuecher

Herbert Magdefrau

Ralph Schneider

Claus Scholpp

Matthias Perner

Hellmut Walter

Karl-Heinz Schneider

A drive unit () for a continuous conveyance means of a transfer system has a housing part () comprising two side walls (), in each of which a recess () is formed. A bearing plate () is capable of being inserted into each of the recesses () from the top end face of the housing part (). The drive shaft () of a drive wheel () for the conveyance mechanism is supported in the bearing plates (). The design of the drive unit () according to the invention allows for universal use of the drive unit () combined with easy assembly of its individual parts.

Drive unit for continuous means of conveyance in a continuous transfer system

A device ( ) for guiding and limiting the travel of a sliding door element ( ) has a receiving and stop element ( ) which cooperates by positive engagement with a centering element ( ). It is proposed that the centering element ( ) be embodied with a wedge-shaped portion ( ) and that the receiving and stop element ( ) be embodied with a V-shaped portion ( ). The device ( ) is especially simply embodied and requires only little effort for assembly.

Device for guiding and limiting the travel of a sliding door element

High-voltage distributor for ignition systems of internal combustion

To securely hold the distributor shaft of a distributor-breaker combination, while permitting relative rotation of the breaker contact carrier plate with respect to a main support plate, a bearing sleeve of elastic material, preferably a thermoplastic, is fitted into both plates, with axial loading, for example by a bowed sheet metal spring, and holding projections to hold the plates together, the bearing sleeve being slotted axially to provide for movable, rotatable connection of the breaker support plate without play in radial as well as in axial direction and permit rapid assembly under production conditions.

Ignition distributor breaker assembly

To prevent corrosion and provide for better relative movement of parts which move only slightly but are exposed to extremes in ambient operating conditions, a tubular piece of plastic material, typically Polyvinylidenfluoride or a polyamide, is drawn over the inner element of a relatively slidable pair, which may, for example be a distributor shaft, the distributor breaker cam, or distributor bearing pins, to cover the surface thereof engaged in slidable contact.

Method of making distributor assembly bearing structures and the like

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Schwieberdingen, Germany

Heinz Haug