Bearing of a telescopic connection
OwnerMatthias Fick, Jochen Schrok +3inventors
InventorsMatthias Fick, Jochen Schrok, Richard Baier, Norbert Radinger, Alexander Zernickel
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OwnerMatthias Fick, Jochen Schrok +3inventors
InventorsMatthias Fick, Jochen Schrok, Richard Baier, Norbert Radinger, Alexander Zernickel
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A bearing (1, 30) for the longitudinally moveable mounting of an inner profile (2) and of an outer profile (3) on one another, the inner profile (2) and the outer profile (3) being moveable relative to one another along a longitudinal axis (1a, 30a) of the bearing (1, 30), and the bearing (1, 30) transmitting torques between the inner profile (2) and the outer profile (3), and, in the bearing (1, 30), a bearing play directed transversely with respect to the longitudinal axis (1a, 30a) being compensated elastically, with the result that the inner profile (2) and the outer profile (3) are prestressed relative to one another, free of the bearing play, by means of the bearing (1, 30), and, in this case, the profiles (2, 3) moved relative to one another transversely with respect to the longitudinal axis (1a, 30a) and supported on resiliently elastic elements (8) transversely with respect to longitudinal axis (1a, 30a) being freely moveable in relation to one another, at least by the amount of an operating play at the narrowest point between the outer profile (3) and the inner profile (2), and the inner profile (2) and the outer profile (3) being supported relative to one another at an overload safeguard (9) after the operating play has been overcome.
Bearing (1, 30) for the longitudinally moving mounting of an inner profile (2) and of an outer profile (3) on one another, the inner profile (2) and the outer profile (3) being moveable relative to one another along a longitudinal axis (1a, 30a) of the bearing (1, 30), and the bearing (1, 30) transmitting torques between the inner profile (2) and the outer profile (3), the bearing (1, 30) being with
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