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Schaeffler Kg

Juergen Osterlaenger

Dieter Adler

Manfred Kraus

Ralf Mayer

Thomas Mehlis

Mark Lauger

Stefanie Baerthlein

Horst Muenck

A chassis actuator adjusting a movably mounted component of a chassis, which has a first actuator component connected to the movably mounted component and a second actuator component connected to a fixed chassis component. The actuator components are adjustable axially by a ball screw that has a threaded spindle and a nut which runs on spindle. The nut is driveable by a drive motor that has a rotor coupled to the nut and a fixed stator arranged axially symmetrically with respect to the nut. The rotor is coupled to the nut by a wrap spring which radially surrounds the nut and via which the nut is rotated during rotation of the rotor and which forms a brake device. The brake device can be actuated by an external chassis force which acts on and rotates the nut and builds up a friction moment that counteracts the rotation of the nut.

Chassis actuator

A ball screw which has a threaded nut arranged on a threaded spindle, a helical ball channel in which balls are arranged delimited by ball grooves of the threaded spindle and the threaded nut, a ball cage which receives the balls and a spring element which bears with one end against the threaded nut and with another end against the ball cage. The spring element is arranged axially adjacent to the ball cage in an annular gap delimited by the threaded nut and the threaded spindle.

Ball screw, in particular for a parking brake of a motor

A ball screw drive which has a ball nut arranged on a spindle. The ball nut has a nut element and a deflecting element that deflects balls out of one end of an endless ball channel defined by the ball nut and the spindle to a beginning of the ball channel. The deflecting element is retained on the nut element through a clip. At least one clip leg of the clip has a first, resiliently biased section and a second section separated from the first section by a slit. The first section resiliently suspends the deflecting element on the nut element and the second section retains the clip inseparably on the deflecting element.

Ball screw

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Emskirchen, Germany

Juergen Osterlaenger