Bleeding Screw Having a Kick-Back Valve
OwnerMartin Maszull, Peter Rösler +1inventors
InventorsMartin Maszull, Peter Rösler, Thomas Wittrock
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OwnerMartin Maszull, Peter Rösler +1inventors
InventorsMartin Maszull, Peter Rösler, Thomas Wittrock
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The invention relates to a device for bleeding a hydraulic system. The bleeding device comprises a venting passage which can be closed by means of a valve arrangement. In order to simplify such a bleeding device regarding the operation thereof while preventing air from being delivered in an uncontrolled manner during the bleeding process, the valve arrangement is provided with a valve member (S) which can be lifted from a valve seat (8) of the valve arrangement counter to the force of a spring element (7) in an open position of the bleeding device while being fixed to the valve seat (8) in a closed position of the bleeding device. The invention further relates to a venting screw which encompasses such a valve arrangement according to the principle of a check valve and is to be mounted in a caliper (18).
Bleeding device for bleeding a hydraulic system, having a bleeding passage that can be closed off by means of a valve assembly, whereby the valve assembly comprises a valve body (6) that can be lifted off a valve seat (8) of the valve assembly in a bleeding position of the bleeding device, against the force of a spring element (7), and that is placed firmly against the valve seat (8) in a closed position of the bleeding device,
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Bleeding screw for a bleeding device whereby a continuous axial bleeding channel (5) for bleeding a hydraulic system is formed in the screw body (1′) of the bleeding device, whereby a valve body (6) is guided to be axially movable in the bleeding channel (5), specifically in such a manner that in a closed position of the bleeding screw, the valve body (6) can be fastened and that in a bleeding position of the bleeding screw, hydraulic fluid or air can flow past the side of the valve body (6) in the bleeding channel (5),
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