Spring devices – Fluid – Expansible-contractible chamber device
Reexamination Certificate
2005-11-08
2005-11-08
Butler, Douglas C. (Department: 3683)
Spring devices
Fluid
Expansible-contractible chamber device
C267S064240, C267S064270
Reexamination Certificate
active
06962330
ABSTRACT:
A vibration damper includes a damping element and a pneumatic spring, where the damping element has a container tube, a fastening part, and a piston rod, and where the pneumatic spring consists of a spring bellows acting as a roll bellows, an outer tube connected to the mass whose vibrations are to be minimized, and a roll-over tube carrying a roll-over profile. The spring bellows forms one boundary of an elastic space filled with a pressurized gas, whereas the roll-over tube seals off the gas space from the container tube and is attached thereto. A stamped and formed support ring, which supports the roll-over tube on the container tube and serves to suppress tilting movements, is installed between the container tube and the roll-over tube.
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STIC provided tranlsation of DE 19,645,228 A1.
STIC provided translation for DE19,813,901.
Brehm Stefan
Klitsch Bernd
Müller Michael
Butler Douglas C.
ZF Sachs AG
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