Woco Franz-josef Wolf & Co. Gmbh

Martin Mohr

Franz Josef Wolf

Stefan Nix

Manfred Thesenvitz

Joachim Schneider

The invention in directed to a bearing to damp oscillatory masses and includes a rubber-elastic support body, a receiving device mounted at and/or in the support device and connecting the bearing to the oscillatory mass, and a housing frictionally bracing the support body against a mount. The support body is fitted in such manner with at least one clearance extending substantially in the axial direction of the support body that when the bearing is loaded statically, the outer walls of the clearance are mutually apart.

Transversely compliant body spring for a hydraulic bearing

Absorbers for rotating shafts, particularly for universal-joint propeller shafts in motor vehicle construction, are formed with a segmented elastomer ring interconnecting an outer inertia ring and an inner hub ring. The inertia ring is connected to the hub ring with two to six connecting links made of elastic material which, in axial cross-section, primarily have the outer contour of a radially aligned and tangentially constricting 'X'. Surface complementary buffer webs are placed between the connecting links and form a comparatively close equidistant parting gap in relation to the neighboring connecting links and to the opposing surface of the hub ring.

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Brachttal-Udenhain, Germany

Martin Mohr