Rotary bearing with lubricant passage arrangement, and threaded drive with rotary bearing-supported threaded nut
AssigneeRexroth Star GmbH
InventorRoland Greubel
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AssigneeRexroth Star GmbH
InventorRoland Greubel
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A rotary bearing has a first lubricant passage having one end which opens in an inner peripheral surface of a radially outer bearing part and another end which is connectable with a lubricant supply, at least one second lubricant passage which leads from an outer peripheral surface of a radially inner bearing part to an inner peripheral surface of the radially inner bearing part, and a ring chamber between the outer bearing part and the inner bearing part, in which the first lubricant passage and the second lubricant passage open the ring chamber, and a lubricant distributing element formed as a separate part arranged on the ring chamber, and is in a lubricant supplying connection with at least one lubricant passage, and outflow paths including a first outflow path for supplying lubricant to the engaging surfaces of the bearing parts, and a second outflow path for supplying lubricant through the second lubricant passage to a further lubricating point.
A rotary bearing, comprising a radially inner bearing part and a radially outer bearing part rotatable relative to one another about an axis;
A threaded drive, comprising a threaded spindle;
A threaded drive as defined in claim 20, wherein said rotary bearing is formed as a roller bearing.
A threaded drive as defined in claim 20, wherein said radially inner bearing part has an inner peripheral surface which is connected to said second lubricant passage and has a lubricating groove extending substantially in a peripheral direction.
A threaded drive as defined in claim 20, wherein said threaded nut has an outer peripheral surface which is connected with said second lubricant passage and provided with a lubricant groove extending substantially in a peripheral direction.
A threaded drive as defined in claim 20;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.