Bearing

Details Bearing Bearing

1991-04-19

1992-09-22

Halvosa, George E. A.

Spring devices

Resilient shock or vibration absorber

Including energy absorbing means or feature

180312, 248562, 248636, 2671405, 267219, 403132, 403133, 403140, F16F 1300

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051490676

ABSTRACT:
A bearing which includes an inner part and an outer part arranged in spaced apart relation. In between the inner part and the outer part is a rubber, or resilient, part which can be loaded axially for tension and/or compression and which permits cardanic loads with very little restoring torque. The rubber part, together with the inner part and the outer part, form a cavity which is filled with fluid which transfers corresponding load capacities in the main load direction.

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