Kaco Gmbh & Co. Kg

Miba Frictec Gmbh

Muhr Und Bender Kg

Wilhelm Wunder

Stefan Epple

Andreas Genesius

Falk Nickel

David Pühringer

Konstantin Rempel

Roland Lenz

Sven Roth

Jochen Bantel

Andre Werner

Matthias Podeswa

Hüseyin Gürbüz

Bernd Sauter

Martin Eisele

Jörgen Schulz

Tobias Stürmlinger

Marcus Teller

Johannes Kern

Andreas Paul

Sascha Ott

Matthias Palmer

Joachim Reichert

Cornelius Fehrenbacher

Markus Schebesch

Sven Gerner

Simon Schuller

Kostantin Rempel

A radial shaft seal has an elastomeric sealing lip with an inner side facing a shaft to be sealed. The sealing lip has a first circumferential ring arranged at the inner side and resting against the shaft to seal a medium side from an air side. Return conveying elements are arranged circumferentially about the sealing lip at the inner side and at a side of the first circumferential ring facing the air side. They return leakage medium, independent of a rotational direction of the shaft, to the medium side. A second circumferential ring at the inner side is positioned at a side of the return conveying elements facing the air side. The first circumferential ring is an elevation with depressions, also formed as elevations, distributed circumferentially thereabout. The depressions extend toward the second circumferential ring and are positioned, respectively, between two of the return conveying elements neighboring each other.

Radial shaft seal

A radial shaft seal for a shaft to be sealed operating at high rotational speeds and circumferential speeds in both rotational directions has a sealing lip with a first circumferential ring and a second circumferential ring. The first circumferential ring is resting seal-tightly against the shaft to be sealed and seals the medium side. At the side of the first circumferential ring facing the air side, there are first return elements that convey leakage medium back to the medium side. The second circumferential ring is provided at the side of the first circumferential ring facing the air side and second return elements are provided at its air side. The second return elements guide medium that has passed underneath the second circumferential ring back underneath the second circumferential ring to the medium side.

An actuating device for a coupling/braking device is provided with at least one actuating piston that is axially slidable relative to a shaft and, in an actuating state, exerts an axially acting contact pressure on coupling/braking parts of the coupling/braking device. At least one control piston is provided that axially displaces the at least one actuating piston into the actuating position. A coating is provided in a contact region between the actuating piston and the control piston, wherein the coating is disposed at the actuating piston or at the control piston or at both the actuating piston and the control piston. The actuating piston can also be designed as a control piston that interacts immediately with the coupling/braking parts of the coupling/braking device.

Actuating device for a coupling/braking device and coupling/braking device with such an actuating device

A disc pack coupling for torque transmission between shafts has coupling discs. A locking unit is provided that maintains a contact pressure acting on the coupling discs when the disc pack coupling is closed. The locking unit has a locking part, a guide part, an actuating element, and a pressure element. The guide part is non-rotatably and non-displaceably arranged in relation to a first shaft. The locking part has a locking part axis and is rotatable about and displaceable axially relative to the locking part axis. Locking part and guide part are provided with interacting control surfaces positioned at a slant to a rotational direction of the locking part. The control surfaces are provided to move the locking part into a first and a second stop position. In the first stop position, the locking part maintains the contact pressure on the coupling discs.

Disc pack coupling

The invention relates to a shaft-grounding ring which is used to remove induced voltages or electric charges from a first machine element (), preferably from a shaft, into a second machine element () and has an annular housing (), which consists of electrically conductive material and is conductively connected to the one machine element () and has an electrically conductive connection to at least one discharging element (). The discharging element consists of an electrically conductive material and has an electrically conductive connection to the other machine element. The discharging element () is a disk-shaped discharging body that extends at least over part of the circumference thereof.

Shaft-grounding ring

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Ilsfeld, Germany

Wilhelm Wunder