Mahle International Gmbh

Justus Himstedt

Thomas Flender

Michael Kreisig

Stefan Steichele

Falk Schneider

Antonio Menonna

Christoph Steinmetz

Christoph Beerens

Kurt Maier

Frank Dautel

Reinhard Rose

Ralf Rieger

Harald R Mueller

Gerhard Bucher

Stefan Cramer

A method for mounting a shaft in a bearing track of an internal combustion engine, at least one sealing ring is mounted on the shaft such that the at least one sealing ring is widened and is pushed onto a region of the shaft, and at least one circumferential groove is formed on an external diameter of the shaft so that the sealing ring is arranged in the groove. The method may include positioning a calibrating tool having at least two clamping jaws over the at least one sealing ring, displacing the clamping jaws radial inward such that the at least one sealing ring is pushed onto the shaft in the region of the groove, and pressing the at least one sealing ring into the respective groove and force-fitting and form-fitting holding of the sealing ring in the groove.

Method for mounting a shaft in a bearing track of an internal combustion engine

A device for mounting at least one receiving element on a shaft may include at least one holder for holding a receiving element having a cut-out for receiving a shaft. A moveable guide slide may be configured to move the shaft in a first direction through the cut-out in the receiving element. A tailstock may be configured to move counter to the first direction. The tailstock may include a tailstock tip configured to couple to an end face of the shaft. A vibration generator may be arranged in the tailstock for vibrating the shaft.

Device for mounting at least one functional element having a cut-out for a shaft

A method for manufacturing a sliding tappet of a valve train of an internal combustion engine may include the steps of: providing a main body; applying a coating at least on a contact surface of the main body configured for contacting an associated cam. The coating may include tungsten carbide and cobalt, and the coating may be applied via high velocity oxygen fuel spraying. The method may further include the step of performing a surface finishing on the coating after the coating is applied.

Method for manufacturing a sliding tappet

A bearing block may support a camshaft on a cylinder head of an internal combustion engine. The bearing block is formed in one-piece and is provided with an annular closed bearing eye for the camshaft. Thus, the bearing block may be made smaller and thus lighter.

Bearing block

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