Glyco Aktiengesellschaft

Glyco-metall-werke Daelen & Loos Gmbh

501 Glyco-metall-werke Daelen

Loos Gmbh

Ulrich Engel

Erich Hodes

Michael Steeg

Werner Lucchetti

Karl-Heinz Wegner

Michael Kubert

Peter Neuhaus

Fritz Niegel

Albert Roth

Karl-Heinz Riehl

Heiko Gruner

Jurgen Groschen

Heinz Gieseler

Thrust friction bearings with bent holding lugs wherein the holding lugs depressions are formed in the slide layer before the bending of the lugs. In one example, one shallow groove is stamped into an integral bracket forming a holding lug. In another example, several depressions are formed in rows, instead of grooves. The grooves or rows of depressions extend in a direction across the lug, preferably lying at an angle to the axis of curvature. Thus, when the holding lugs are formed by bending, damage to the slide bearing material will not occur.

Thrust friction bearing of laminate material

Sliding or frictional laminate having functional layer in the form of a

Laminate material or laminate workpiece with a functional layer,

Laminate material

In a laminate for friction bearing elements which contains, on a metallic support layer, an anti-friction layer comprising an aluminum alloy containing nickel, manganese and lead, there is additionally provided bismuth or copper which improve considerably the bearing properties and also facilitate the surface machining by chip removal of the anti-friction layer. It is of particular advantage if the aluminum alloy has the addition of both bismuth and copper, resulting in considerably improved sliding characteristics and improved emergency running properties in addition to substantially improved properties regarding strength, dynamic loadability, fatigue strength and good machinability.

Laminated material for friction bearing elements, comprising an

Cladding of bearing metal and process for production thereof

In a sliding bearing, a metallic layer is coated on a bearing base bush and is provided with grooved or helical or crossing indentations with intermediate elevations. Applied in a uniform manner onto the so-formed metallic layer is a sliding layer of softer material. Under pressure or application of shear forces, the material of the sliding layer provided above the elevations is forced through plastic shaping to flow into the indentations so as to provide a levelled and smooth sliding surface covering the metallic layer.

Apparatus for fabricating a plain (sliding) bearing

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Bad Schwalbach, Germany

Ulrich Engel