Load introduction element for a chassis component, method for producing a load introduction element, and chassis component

A load introduction element for a chassis component of a chassis, comprising:

• a receiving opening configured to receive a joint arrangement;
• a spline with teeth extending substantially axially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the load introduction element;
• wherein the load introduction element is made from a fiber-reinforced plastic semifinished product,
• wherein the load introduction element comprises flat blanks of the plastic semifinished product which arranged one above the other in layers in an assembly direction (AR) and form a base body of the load introduction element,
• wherein the blanks of the base body have at least two different geometries with different preferential fiber directions,
• wherein the receiving opening is closed on one side by a cover which is formed integral with the load introduction element.

A chassis component for a chassis, comprising a body having at least two load introduction elements which are connected to one another by a profile component, wherein the load introduction elements, respectively, have a receiving opening for receiving a joint arrangement, wherein the load introduction elements are connected to one another with the profile component in a common connection portion by means of a glued spline (8), wherein the load introduction elements comprises:

• a receiving opening for receiving configured to receive a joint arrangement;
• a spline with teeth extending substantially axially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the load introduction element;
• wherein the load introduction element is made from a fiber-reinforced plastic semifinished product,
• wherein the load introduction element comprises flat blanks of the plastic semifinished product which arranged one above the other in layers in an assembly direction (AR) and form a base body of the load introduction element,
• wherein the blanks of the base body have at least two different geometries with different preferential fiber directions.