Vibration damping device having fluid chambers on opposite sides of partition structure having movable rubber plate

Abstract

Fluid-filled vibration damping device having a primary fluid chamber partially defined by an elastic body elastically connecting two spaced-apart mounting members and located on one of opposite sides of a partition structure having an orifice passage, an auxiliary fluid chamber partially defined by a flexible diaphragm and located on the other side of the partition structure, and a movable rubber plate partially defining the primary fluid chamber and held by the partition structure, wherein the partition structure comprises a support member including a cylindrical engaging portion, and at least one fluid-tightly fitted component superposed on the support member and each including a cylindrical engagement portion fitted in the engaging portion of the support member, and the movable rubber plate is bonded at its peripheral portion to the inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical engaging portion of the support member which is covered by a sealing rubber layer, and wherein the cylindrical engaging portion of the support member is radially inwardly drawn onto the cylindrical engagement portion of each fluid-tightly fitted component via the sealing rubber layer.