The present invention relates to an adapter body for a brake application device of a vehicle braking system. The adapter body has a first bearing surface which is designed to bear against a bulkhead of a vehicle, and a second bearing surface which is designed to bear against the brake application device, wherein the first bearing surface and the second bearing surface are at a predetermined distance from one another. A receiving means for a portion of at least one fastening bolt for fastening the brake application device to a vehicle is configured in the adapter body.

The braking device for vehicles comprises a reduction amount setting part 62 for setting the amount by which to reduce the revolution of a pump motor M during maintenance or reduction of controllable differential pressure so that said reduction amount decreases as the probability increases of needing to discharge the brake fluid by means of pumps 37, 47 during a period from when a brake ECU 60 begins reducing the revolution Nd until the lapse of prescribed time.

In a pump arrangement for a hydraulic unit of a vehicle brake system having a pump housing and a pump piston which is guided so as to be displaceable axially back and forth in the pump housing, a damping element is provided radially between the pump piston and the pump housing. The damping element damps vibrations of the pump piston which occur during an operation of the pump arrangement.

In a pump arrangement for a hydraulic unit of a vehicle brake system having a pump housing and a pump piston which is guided so as to be displaceable axially back and forth in the pump housing, a damping element is provided radially between the pump piston and the pump housing. The damping element damps vibrations of the pump piston which occur during an operation of the pump arrangement.

An effluent processing apparatus comprises a coalescing element arranged to separate oil and water from an effluent mixture containing air, oil, and water from a purge valve of an air dryer. The coalescing element includes a plurality of members which define a predefined pattern of paths along which the effluent mixture flows to separate oil and water therefrom.

An effluent processing apparatus comprises a coalescing element arranged to separate oil and water from an effluent mixture containing air, oil, and water from a purge valve of an air dryer. The coalescing element includes a plurality of members which define a predefined pattern of paths along which the effluent mixture flows to separate oil and water therefrom.

A cuboidal hydraulic block of a hydraulic power unit of a slip-controlled power vehicle braking system includes a power cylinder borehole, a receptacle for a pedal travel simulator in parallel to the power cylinder borehole, perpendicularly through two large sides of the hydraulic block, and perpendicularly to a master brake cylinder borehole. The master brake cylinder borehole extends, in parallel to an upper transverse side, from one longitudinal side of the hydraulic block to an opposite longitudinal side of the hydraulic block. In an intended installation and usage position, an electrical plug connection is situated beneath a lower transverse side of the hydraulic block.

A vacuum pump for automobiles used for brake application is provided wherein a method of reducing power consumption and running torque in a vacuum pump of a motor vehicle is explained. The present invention also provides a vacuum pump for automobiles comprising an actuator, a new vane locking assembly, a new vane and rotor assembly, a new non return valve assembly, the controlled oil supply means and a reed stopper assembly that reduces power loss and unnecessary frictional forces and to maintain a controlled oil supply to the vacuum pump.

The present invention is related to a cooling device for a forklift brake system, which is capable of maintaining a predetermined level of heat-radiation performance by reducing heat when heat is generated in a service brake that is provided at a forklift driving shaft. A cooling device for a forklift brake system according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention allows cooling oil to bypass a cooler when a pressure of the cooling oil is abnormally increased or there is a concern that a pressure of the cooling oil is increased, thereby preventing the cooler from being damaged.

A control device including a valve-opening control unit that reduces the current value below the holding current value and increases the opening degree of the differential pressure adjustment valve when an increase in a manipulated variable of a braking operation member has been detected while holding control is being performed; and a valve-closing control unit that, when a decrease in the manipulated variable of the braking operation member has been detected while the opening degree of the differential pressure adjustment valve has been increased by the valve-opening control unit, performs a pushing process of increasing the current value above the holding current value and closing the differential pressure adjustment valve, and a holding process of setting the current value to the holding current value after the pushing process has ended.