Sebastian Baier

Title: Sebastian Baier: Automotive Suspension and Ball Stud Innovations.

Introduction

Sebastian Baier is an inventor associated with Poppenhausen, Germany, and Audi AG. His work includes inventions related to motor vehicle wheel suspensions and the production of ball studs. The supplied information lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Baier’s listed patents address components and manufacturing methods used in automotive systems.

“Link for a wheel suspension of a motor vehicle and wheel suspension for a wheel of a front axle of a motor vehicle” describes a suspension link with a body-side bearing point formed as a bearing eye. The bearing eye is designed to break when a specified misuse load is exceeded, providing a defined response to excessive loading.

“Method for producing a ball stud” sets out a process for manufacturing a ball stud with a joint ball and shank. The steps include shaping and machining a semi-finished product, rolling the joint-ball surface, thermochemically hardening the product, removing the hardened layer from specified regions, oxidizing the product, and polishing the joint ball.

Career Highlights

Baier’s listed inventions focus on automotive engineering, particularly suspension design and the manufacture of joint components. The supplied information identifies Audi AG as his company.

Collaborations

Guido Fessel is identified as Baier’s coworker. The available information does not specify their particular projects or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Sebastian Baier’s listed patent work reflects a focus on vehicle suspension components and ball-stud production, connecting mechanical design with manufacturing processes.