Provided is a hydraulic unit of a brake system including a housing; an oil supply part configured to supply oil to the housing; an oil discharge part configured to discharge the oil, supplied to the housing through the oil supply part, to the outside of the housing; and a piston movably mounted on the housing, and configured to open and close the oil supply part and the oil discharge part.

Provided is a hydraulic unit of a brake system including a housing; an oil supply part configured to supply oil to the housing; an oil discharge part configured to discharge the oil, supplied to the housing through the oil supply part, to the outside of the housing; and a piston movably mounted on the housing, and configured to open and close the oil supply part and the oil discharge part.

A hydraulic control valve for an ATV or motorcycle takes hydraulic input from a hand brake lever as an input to a first cavity of the control valve with a movable piston therein, and from a foot brake lever as an input to a second cavity of the control valve with a movable piston therein, with the two pistons being linked. A bypass channel extends around the piston in the first cavity, which is closed off when the first piston moves longitudinally. The output of the first cavity hydraulically controls braking of the front wheel(s). The foot brake lever also pressurizes a direct line to brake the rear wheel(s) that doesn't go through the control valve.

A hydraulic control valve for an ATV or motorcycle takes hydraulic input from a hand brake lever as an input to a first cavity of the control valve with a movable piston therein, and from a foot brake lever as an input to a second cavity of the control valve with a movable piston therein, with the two pistons being linked. A bypass channel extends around the piston in the first cavity, which is closed off when the first piston moves longitudinally. The output of the first cavity hydraulically controls braking of the front wheel(s). The foot brake lever also pressurizes a direct line to brake the rear wheel(s) that doesn't go through the control valve.

The disclosure provides an anti-lock brake device including an oil pressure tank, a first piston and a second piston. The oil pressure tank has an internal space, an oil inlet and an oil outlet that are connected to one another. The first piston is slidably located in the internal space, and has a first oil channel penetrating a contact portion of the first piston and connected to the oil inlet. The second piston is slidably located in the internal space and includes a push portion, and an outer diameter of the push portion is smaller than that of the contact portion. When the second piston is in a closed position, a chamber having a first unoccupied volume is formed in the internal space. When the second piston is moved from the closed position to a depressurized position, the first volume of the chamber is increased to a second volume.

The disclosure provides an anti-lock brake device including an oil pressure tank, a first piston and a second piston. The oil pressure tank has an internal space, an oil inlet and an oil outlet that are connected to one another. The first piston is slidably located in the internal space, and has a first oil channel penetrating a contact portion of the first piston and connected to the oil inlet. The second piston is slidably located in the internal space and includes a push portion, and an outer diameter of the push portion is smaller than that of the contact portion. When the second piston is in a closed position, a chamber having a first unoccupied volume is formed in the internal space. When the second piston is moved from the closed position to a depressurized position, the first volume of the chamber is increased to a second volume.

A hydraulic assembly, particularly for supplying a brake circuit of a vehicle brake system with fluid at brake pressure, includes a throttle element, which in the unpressurized state rests with an upper side on a first support and with an underside on a second support, the supports being formed on opposite sides of the gap. The throttle device advantageously dispenses with a spring element for axial pre-tensioning, is accordingly of compact and cost-effective construction and is moreover easy to assemble.

A hydraulic assembly, particularly for supplying a brake circuit of a vehicle brake system with fluid at brake pressure, includes a throttle element, which in the unpressurized state rests with an upper side on a first support and with an underside on a second support, the supports being formed on opposite sides of the gap. The throttle device advantageously dispenses with a spring element for axial pre-tensioning, is accordingly of compact and cost-effective construction and is moreover easy to assemble.

A pressure regulating valve for an air supply system of a utility vehicle includes a housing having at least one compressed air connection communicating with at least one first pressure regulating chamber. The pressure regulating chamber has a variable volume delimited by at least one wall section of the housing and a first active pneumatic surface of a pressure regulating piston. In first position of the pressure regulating piston a first regulating channel is not connected to the pressure regulating chamber, and a second position of the pressure regulating piston is connected to the pressure regulating chamber. The pressure regulating piston includes a pin which rises out of the first active pneumatic surface of the pressure regulating piston. A second active pneumatic surface is located on an end of the pin. The pin is movably guided through the wall section in a pneumatically sealed manner.

A pressure regulating valve for an air supply system of a utility vehicle includes a housing having at least one compressed air connection communicating with at least one first pressure regulating chamber. The pressure regulating chamber has a variable volume delimited by at least one wall section of the housing and a first active pneumatic surface of a pressure regulating piston. In first position of the pressure regulating piston a first regulating channel is not connected to the pressure regulating chamber, and a second position of the pressure regulating piston is connected to the pressure regulating chamber. The pressure regulating piston includes a pin which rises out of the first active pneumatic surface of the pressure regulating piston. A second active pneumatic surface is located on an end of the pin. The pin is movably guided through the wall section in a pneumatically sealed manner.