Mannesmann Sachs Ag

Fichtel & Sachs Ag

Thomas Riess

Wolfgang Grosspietsch

Olaf Pagels

Volker Stampf

Angelika Ebert

Boleslaw Tulaczko

Thomas Otto

Dieter Gebauer

Gottfried Mader

Klaus Krappmann

Alfred Eusemann

Martin Otto

An elastomeric seal seals a pipe which is held in a push-in part of a plug-in coupling relative to a cylindrical interior surface of a housing of the plug-in coupling, into which the push-in part is pushed together with the pipe. The seal is in prestressed contact with the interior surface of the housing via an outward-facing annular lip and with the pipe via a radially inward-facing annular lip. The elastomeric seal is connectable by positive fitting to the push-in part, this positive fit being lockable by the assembly of the pipe to form a non-releasable connection, the pipe having a cylindrical and uninterrupted exterior circumference in the region of the seal. The joint between the seal and the push-in part is simple to assemble and is lockable by the insertion of the pipe. The connection of the seal to the push-in part may be additionally secured, with certain changes of diameter, by compression of the web-shaped connection between them.

Seal for a plug-in connection

A throttle device for use with a hydraulic adjustment devices that have an input cylinder and an output cylinder and a hydraulic line filled with fluid connecting the output cylinder and the input cylinder, is arranged in the hydraulic line for establishing various throttle resistances to the flow of the fluid in both flow directions through the hydraulic line. The throttle device includes a disk with at least one boring and/or at least one passage channel. The disk moves back and forth, as the fluid flows, in both flow directions, and thereby strikes against a first stop in one direction and against a second stop in the other direction. The throttle device in the form of a disk in the movement space which is a transition from the hydraulic line to the supply line of the cylinder in its diameter, with a stop disk secured in the hydraulic line forming the second stop is economically advantageous. The disk that acts as the valve is distinguished by its low cost.

Throttle device for hydraulic adjustment devices in motor vehicles

A lip seal for sealing cylindrical surfaces of a cylindrical housing and a axially movable piston within the housing includes an annularly arranged supporting bead on its outer diameter to improve its tilting behavior around a central axis running annularly through the center of the lip seal. A first sealing lip of the lip seal forms a seal on the cylindrical surface of the housing and a second sealing lip forms a seal on the cylindrical surface of the piston. The supporting bead, in the installed state, forms a contact seal in the cylindrical part of the housing. Together with the contact seals of the first sealing lip and the second sealing lip, the supporting bead lends stability against tilting to the lip seal. Advantageously, a good sealing quality of the lip seal is maintained during an increased number of load changes.

Lip seal for sealing cylindrical surfaces

A sealing arrangement for providing a seal between a component and a cylinder in which the component is inserted includes a sealing ring supported in the axial direction in a circumferential slot on the component. The sealing ring has at least one static and one dynamic sealing lip. The sealing lips rest radially on corresponding sealing surfaces of the component and the cylinder. To reduce the noise generated during movement of the component in the cylinder, the geometrical shape of at least of one of the sealing lips is asymmetrical in the axial and/or radial direction with respect to a longitudinal axis of the component or a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the component, or cavities are distributed around a circumference of a base body portion of the sealing ring.

Sealing arrangement

This invention relates to a seal between two components which two components can move relative to one another. The seal can be used in particular for hydraulic, pneumatic or hydropneumatic systems, whereby at least one elastic seal element interacts with a running surface. Preferably, this seal is used between a piston-shaped part and a cylinder-shaped part. In any case, the running surface, which running surface is mobile relative to the gasket, is provided with depressions. The depressions in the running surface, which running surface interacts with the gasket, form a cross-hatched pattern.

Two components of a cylinder for a hydraulically operated friction

A cylinder for pressure media, in particular a hydraulic master or slave cylinder in motor vehicles, having a bleed element which can be screwed into an aperture in the cylinder casing and which bleed element is sealed against the casing. The bleed element is functionally connected in the vicinity of that end inserted in the casing to a round sealing element, which is pressed axially against a shoulder in the aperture.

Hydraulic cylinder such as a clutch master or servant cylinder in a

A detachable plug-type connector, in particular for the connection of a pressure line to a hydraulic cylinder with a pin-shaped inner part, which pin-shaped inner part can be inserted in a boring of an outer part. Between the outer part and the inner part there is a seal. The seal sits in the boring of the outer part, and in front of the seal there is a securing element which limits the axial travel of the seal in the extraction direction.

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Mürsbach, Germany

Thomas Riess