Hydraulic bearing and method for manufacturing a hydraulic bearing

A method for manufacturing a hydraulic bearing, comprising:

• placing an inner core in a mold or a tool;
• placing a cage in the mold, such that the cage surrounds the inner core;
• closing the mold;
• inserting radial sliders into the mold;
• injecting an elastomer material into the mold;
• completely vulcanizing the elastomer material in order to form an elastomer body which elastically connects the inner core and the cage, wherein the elastomer body has a support spring, a first radial fluid chamber recess, a second radial fluid chamber recess, a first axial fluid chamber recess and a second axial fluid chamber recess, and molding a vulcanization component, wherein the vulcanization component has the inner core, the elastomer body and the cage;
• pulling out the radial sliders;
• opening the mold;
• demolding the vulcanization component from the mold;
• and
• connecting the vulcanization component to an outer sleeve;
• wherein
• the first radial fluid chamber recess, the second radial fluid chamber recess, the first axial fluid chamber recess and the second axial fluid chamber recess are each filled with a working fluid and limited radially outwardly by the outer sleeve to form a first radial fluid chamber, a second radial fluid chamber, a first axial fluid chamber and a second axial fluid chamber, respectively,
• wherein the first radial fluid chamber and the second radial fluid chamber are fluidically connected to each other via a radial fluid channel and configured such that upon a radial relative movement between the inner core and the cage in a radial direction, a fluid exchange takes place between the first radial fluid chamber and the second radial fluid chamber via the radial fluid channel, and
• wherein the first axial fluid chamber and the second axial fluid chamber are fluidically connected to each other via an axial fluid channel and configured such that upon an axial relative movement between the inner core and the cage in an axial direction, a fluid exchange takes place between the first axial fluid chamber and the second axial fluid chamber via the axial fluid channel.