Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Kaltenbach & Voigt Gmbh & Co.

Kaltenbbach & Voit Gbmh & Co.

Kaltenbach + Voigt Gmbh

Wolfgang Thaler

Ernst Knorpp

Daniel Knoblauch

Stefan Oechslen

Stefan Schmitz

Tobias Engelhardt

Johannes Lange

Axel Heitmann

Jan Nägelkrämer

Josef Dusing

Stefan Heinz

Josef Düsing

Described is a method for producing a stator, in particular for electric motors. In a first step, a plurality of flexible electrical conductors are combined to form a conductor bundle. In a second step, two end regions of the conductor bundle are pressed in such a way that a central region of the conductor bundle formed between the two end regions remains flexible. Also described is a corresponding stator.

Method for producing a stator

Dental tool holder

Motorised handpiece, more particularly for used by dentists or dental technicians, the rotary movement of a motor being transmitted to a tool which can be clamped with the aid of a clamping mechanism. To this end, the rotary movement of the motor is transmitted via an integrally formed shaft to the clamped tool, both the motor and the clamping mechanism being mounted on this integrally formed shaft. As a result of the use of an integrally formed shaft, it is possible to dispense with superfluous ball bearings for mounting the shaft and no mechanical driver system is required in order to couple two separate shafts together, for example.

Motorised handpiece

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Leutkirch, Germany

Wolfgang Thaler