Liquid-filled vibration isolator

A liquid-filled vibration isolator comprising:

• a shaft unit extending in the direction of an axis;
• a hollow cylindrical first unit enclosing the shaft unit;
• an intermediate unit including an elastic body coupling the first unit to the shaft unit;
• and
• a hollow cylindrical second unit disposed radially outside the intermediate unit, wherein
• the first unit includes a pair of annular elements spaced apart from each other in the axis direction, and a pair of coupling elements coupling the annular elements and being opposed to each other with respect to the axis,
• the elastic body includes a pair of first wall portions coupling the annular elements to the shaft unit along the entire circumferences of the annular elements, and second wall portions integrally molded with the first wall portions and coupling the coupling elements to the shaft unit, and the second wall portions define liquid chambers in communication with an orifice,
• the elastic body includes outer face portions bonded to outer surfaces of the coupling elements,
• the outer face portions include lips making contact with the second unit, and first segments provided at different positions from the lips and making contact with the second unit on areas larger than the lips,
• the second unit restrains the annular elements along the entire circumferences, and compresses the lips and the first segments in the radial direction,
• the outer face portions include second segments provided at different positions from the first segments,
• a groove serving as the orifice between the outer face portion and the second unit is formed on a border between the second segment and the first segment, the groove extending in a circumferential direction,
• before the intermediate unit is placed inside the second unit, distances from the axis to radially outer surfaces of the second segments are shorter than the first distances from the axis to radially outer surfaces of the first segments, and
• the second segments are thinner in the radial direction than the first segments.