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DRIVE DEVICE HAVING A SUPPORTING DEVICE
20240060528 · 2024-02-22 ·

A drive device includes a housing having a first housing part and a second housing part. The first housing part is axially movable in relation to the second housing part along a longitudinal axis of the housing. The drive device includes a preloading means located in the housing for axially preloading the first housing part with respect to the second housing part; a spindle rod coupled to one of the first housing part and the second housing part; and a spindle nut. The spindle nut is in threaded engagement with the spindle rod and is coupled to the other one of the first housing part and the second housing part. A stop part is at least indirectly connected to the first housing part, and a first end of the preloading means rests against the stop part.

Vehicular power transmission device

A concave portion provided in at least one of the first assembled surface, and other assembled surfaces for fastening the driving force source, in the region corresponding to the outer race of the tapered roller bearing, the other assembled surfaces provided to one of the fixed component and the driving force source.

Systems and methods for preloading a bearing and aligning a lock nut

An apparatus for providing a load on a bearing mounted to a shaft includes an attaching member releasably connectable to the shaft. A press mechanism is coupled to the attaching member and is configured to provide a compressive load to the bearing. An optical sending unit is configured to output a high intensity light to allow a user to locate a shaft slot of the shaft to align the press mechanism relative to the shaft when the attaching member connects to the shaft.

Anti-Bounce Print Deck for Flexographic Printing Press

A device and a method is disclosed to maintain plate and anilox mandrel position stability in print decks of a flexographic printing press. In one aspect, the mandrel bearings associated with at least one of the plate roll and the anilox roll are preloaded for the purpose of eliminating backlash and increasing the positional stiffness of the bearings, and thus the mandrel. In another aspect, the roll drive motor control system is enabled to provide a torque additive command the torque profile to maintain rotational consistency and otherwise overcome torque transients experienced by the motor during print bounce. Accordingly, the problem commonly referred to as print bounce and or print banding is alleviated.

ADJUSTABLE SPACER WITH HARDENED ENDS
20190338806 · 2019-11-07 · ·

An adjustable spacer with a non-hardened intermediate portion therebetween is mountable between a pair of roller bearings also mounted on a shaft such an axle or spindle or the like. The intermediate portion allows the spacer to collapse in the axial direction to maintain desired axial loads on the bearings.

Systems and methods for preloading a bearing and aligning a lock nut

An apparatus for providing a load on a bearing mounted to a shaft includes an attaching member releasably connectable to the shaft. A press mechanism is coupled to the attaching member and is configured to provide a compressive load to the bearing. An optical sending unit is configured to output a high intensity light to allow a user to locate a shaft slot of the shaft to align the press mechanism relative to the shaft when the attaching member connects to the shaft.

Systems and methods for preloading a bearing and aligning a lock nut

A system for use in providing a load on a bearing mounted to a shaft includes a preload apparatus having a first extension and a second extension engageable with an inner race of the bearing and configured to provide a compressive load to the bearing. The first extension has a first projection and the second extension has a second projection. A stop ring is configured to limit a radially inward movement of the first extension and the second extension toward each other to position the first projection and the second projection relative to the bearing.

Bearing unit
10458469 · 2019-10-29 · ·

A large size bearing unit provides a rolling bearing having a first ring element and a second ring element and a plurality of rolling elements interposed radially in-between the first and the second ring elements. The first and the second ring elements rotate relative each other in relation to a rotational axle. The first ring element provides at least two separate ring elements located adjacently in a row along the rotational axle. At least one ring-formed support element is at least partly embedding the at least two separate ring elements and includes a seat surface onto which the at least two separate ring elements are located. The at least one ring-formed support element has two axially opposite surfaces extending radially from the seat surface to partly enclose the at least two separate ring elements. At least one of the axially opposite side surfaces is located on a separate ring-formed element.

ACTIVE WHEEL HUB BEARING
20190322133 · 2019-10-24 ·

A rolling bearing of a wheel hub group for motor vehicles, equipped with a stationary radially outer ring and with respective radially outer raceways, a pair of rotatable radially inner rings equipped with respective radially inner raceways, and two rows of rolling bodies positioned between the corresponding inner and outer raceways. The rolling bearing is also equipped with a piezoelectric actuator housed in a seat of the radially outer ring, in a symmetrical position relative to the raceways, and capable of varying the strain behavior of the radially outer ring.

FLANGED WHEEL HUB UNIT AND ASSEMBLY METHOD

A wheel hub unit having a rotatable hub provided with an axially outer flange and a bearing unit. The bearing unit providing a radially outer ring, a radially inner ring and a plurality of rolling bodies positioned respectively between the radially outer ring and the hub and between the radially outer ring and the radially inner ring. The radially inner ring has a finished axial length which ensures a predetermined value of an axial preload of the bearing unit and a finished axial length is defined by the following formula: X=(X+X)X1