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Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Showa Corporation Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Keiichi Sunami

Koichi Hasegawa

Rentaro Kato

Tsuyoshi Yamashita

Tetsu Ogawa

Shuichi Kato

Toshiya Hasegawa

Shigenori Inaba

Yoshihiro Noguchi

Toru Nirei

Kazutaka Suzuki

Kazuhito Misaji

Takeshi Murata

Akihiro Maejima

Hidehiko Koyano

Jiro Segawa

Yuji Kuruhara

Kengo Okamura

An outer sleeveless type resilient bush wherein a resilient body fixed to the outer circumference of an inner sleeve is brought into contact with the inside face of a support hole of an article to be supported, an inserted sleeve being embedded in the resilient body, axial notches and split grooves are respectively formed on the inserted sleeve and the resilient body. flanges that bend in the diametrically outwards direction are formed at both ends of the inserted sleeve, and arranged to extend outwards in the diametrically outwards direction and the flange at one end is made capable of reduction in diameter, so that the resilient bush can be inserted into the support hole from the side of this flange, and resistance to withdrawal from the support hole can be increased and performance is improved by making the initial compression ratio of the resilient body large.

Elastic bush and method of press-fitting elastic bush

In a dust cover mounting structure of a hydraulic shock absorber ( ), a spring seat ( ) is formed in a non-annular outer shape, a standing-up rib ( ) is provided in an outer edge thereof, and a mounting portion ( ) of a dust cover ( ) is formed in a non-annular outer shape profiling an inner periphery of the rib ( ) of the spring seat ( ) and is received in the inner periphery of the rib ( ).

Dust cover mounting structure of hydraulic shock absorber

A vibration damper little depending on temperature, capable of damping plural resonance vibrations over a wide frequency region as well as damping a specific frequency vibration is provided. The vibration damper comprises a housing formed of a rigid material, having an internal space and fixed to a vibration transmitting member, an elastic body inserted in the internal space not bonded thereto with a gap in a direction of vibration of the housing, and a weight integrally supported by the elastic body so as not to touch the housing. The elastic body and the weight form a dynamic damper.

Vibration damper

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Wako, Japan

Keiichi Sunami