Saf-Holland Gmbh

Paul Brüser Gmbh

Jean Khoury

Rainer Stegmann

Christopher Nagel

Bernd Brüser

Josef Brüser

Stefan Fleckenstein

Axle system for use in utility vehicles includes a suspension arm and a clamping unit, wherein the clamping unit has a base element and a clamping element, wherein the base element is substantially arranged on a first side and the clamping element on the second side of the suspension arm lying opposite the first side, wherein the base element is configured to be secured to an axle element, and wherein a tensile element is configured to apply a tensile force between the clamping element and the base element, such that the suspension arm is held by force fit between the clamping element and the base element.

Axle system

An actuating unit for use in a steering stabilizing apparatus that includes a housing, a first transmission element and a second transmission element, wherein the first transmission element and the second transmission element protrude into the housing from the outside and are configured to be displaced along a restoring axis, wherein the first transmission element engages a first pressure element at the first end of the first transmission element and wherein the second transmission element engages a second pressure element at the first end of the second transmission element, and wherein the first pressure element and the second pressure element are disposed within a chamber of the housing and are subjected by a restoring arrangement to a restoring force acting along the restoring axis.

Steering stabilizing means

A shoe element for use in a drum brake includes a web segment and a support segment, wherein the support segment includes a spherical segment, the web segment includes a web-side engagement segment for interlocking engagement with a shoe web or is integrally formed with a shoe web, and wherein the web segment and the support segment are integrally formed with one another.

Brake shoe

An axle adjustment for axles of utility vehicles includes a frame unit, an eccentric element, and an adjustment unit, wherein the eccentric element has a first contour engageable by a select one of the frame unit and the adjustment unit, and the eccentric element has a second contour engageable by the other of the frame unit and the adjustment unit, wherein the first contour is arranged eccentric to the second contour, and wherein the frame unit and the adjustment unit are secured in a predetermined position in an adjustment direction and supported pivotably relative to each other by setting a certain angle of twist of the eccentric element.

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Dreieich, Germany

Jean Khoury