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Peter Kainz

Heinz H Focke

Michael Sand

Ulrich Lux

Michael Schlenker

A McPherson strut bearing for the upper connection of a McPherson strut in a motor vehicle has an inner part ( ) with a central through hole ( ) for accommodating the upper end of the McPherson strut. An elastomer body ( ) is arranged circularly on the outer circumference of the inner part ( ). A cage ( ) accommodates the inner part ( ) with the elastomer body. An elastic bearing body ( ) completely accommodates the cage ( ) up to a bilateral opening cross section ( ), where at least the cage ( ), the bearing body ( ) and a circlip ( ) surrounding the bearing body are divided in a plane passing through the central longitudinal axis ( ) of the McPherson strut bearing.

Suspension-strut bearing

In the processing of rapidly hardening flowable substances, especially glue, it is important to avoid hardening of glue residuals within the nozzle unit during temporary interruptions of operation. For this purpose, a liquid, especially water, is supplied through a nozzle duct so that the glue is rinsed out of an end section (31) facing the nozzle orifice (17). By closing the nozzle duct (16), a water column remains in the nozzle duct (16) and seals it towards the outside.

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Hitzhofen, Germany

Peter Kainz