Vibration isolator
AssigneeToyo Tire Corporation
InventorSayaka Arakawa
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Abstract
A vibration isolator comprises: a first member in which an end portion of a shaft portion being fixed to a mating member; a vibration-isolation base made of an elastic body connecting a second member and the first member; and a stopper made of an elastic body arranged between the second member and the mating member with the first surface. The shaft portion is arranged in the hole of the stopper with the end portion facing the matching member. The inner surface of the hole of the stopper, prior to the shaft portion is inserted into the hole, includes: a first portion having a span smaller than the thickness of the end portion of the shaft portion; and a second portion arranged between the first portion and the second surface. A span of the second portion is greater than the span of the first portion.
Claims7
A vibration isolator comprising:
- a first member including a shaft portion extending along an axis line, an end portion of the shaft portion being fixed to a mating member;
- a second member spaced from the first member and at least a portion of the second member spaced from the shaft portion in the direction perpendicular to the axis line;
- a vibration-isolation base made of an elastic body connecting the second member and the first member;
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- a stopper made of an elastic body having a first surface, a second surface and a hole connecting the first surface and the second surface;
- the stopper arranged in a state where the shaft portion of the first member is arranged in the hole with the end portion facing the mating member, and arranged between the second member and the mating member with the first surface facing the mating member and the second surface facing the second member, and
- an inner surface of the hole of the stopper, prior to the shaft portion is arranged in the hole, including:
- a first portion having a span smaller than the thickness of the end portion of the shaft portion;
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- a second portion arranged between the first portion and the second surface,
- wherein a span of the second portion is greater than the span of the first portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.