Zf Lenksysteme Gmbh

Manfred Heintschel

Dieter Elser

Michael Haegele

Andreas Braun

Walter Kogel

Wolfgang Zeitz

Ralf Urban

Sebastian Kubisch

Achim Kraus

Günter Dieterle

Gerhard Seitz

A bearing bushing assembly for a telescopic steering shaft comprises an outer tube and an inner tube, wherein the bearing bushing assembly comprises a bearing bushing, which is seated against the inner tube and made of an inflexible plastic material, and a sealing element, which is molded onto the bearing bushing and made of an elastic plastic material so as to connect the inner tube to the outer tube in an axially movable and sealing manner, the bearing bushing being enclosed by an elastic bushing, which in turn is enclosed by an end section of the outer tube, the outer circumference of the elastic bushing comprising outwardly extending rib-shaped elements, the elastic bushing comprises at least one sealing lip extending in the axial direction.

Bearing bush assembly for a telescopic steering shaft and steering system equipped therewith

A hydraulic power steering system for a vehicle, e.g., an electrohydraulic power steering system for a motor vehicle, includes a servo valve, the relative movement of whose control parts actuates a piston rod of a servo cylinder and changes at least one steering angle of a wheel which is operatively connected to the piston rod, and additionally has an electric servo motor which drives a rack with the servo cylinder for adjusting the steering angle of the wheel in the same direction. In order to provide an electrohydraulic power steering system which is as compactly arranged as possible in the region of its actuator and may be used flexibly for different classes of vehicle, the action of the rack and the piston rod of the servo cylinder is combined, in a parallel arrangement with one another, on an addition member for jointly adjusting the steering angle of the wheel.

Hydraulic power steering system

A hydropneumatic suspension system for motor vehicles, having at least one hydropneumatic support aggregate and one automatic level control system cooperating with the aggregate, the automatic level control system, as a function of the lift position of the wheels, sending hydraulic fluid from the hydropneumatic pressure reservoir into the hydropneumatic suspension cylinders, or drawing hydraulic fluid from the hydropneumatic suspension cylinders into the pressure reservoirs, and the functions of suspension, roll stabilization, and automatic level control being able to be performed using the hydropneumatic suspension cylinders.

Hydropneumatic suspension system

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Schwaebisch Gmuend, Germany

Manfred Heintschel