Vibration-isolating apparatus and metal stopper therefor

A vibration-isolating apparatus, comprising:

• a first fixture including a mounting bolt;
• a second fixture spaced apart from the first fixture;
• a vibration-isolating base body interposed between and connecting together said first and second fixtures and formed of an elastic material having a rubber-like elasticity;
• a stopper rubber outwardly projecting from a second-fixture-side portion of the vibration-isolating base body so as to restrict a deformation of the vibration-isolating base body;
• a metal stopper fixed to the first fixture so as to surround the stopper rubber;
• the metal stopper including:
• a base plate portion defining an elongated hole for receiving the mounting bolt of the first fixture to fix the metal stopper to the first fixture, the elongated hole being elongated in a direction permitting the metal stopper to be assembled over the stopper rubber so as to surround the stopper rubber
• a first contact surface extending from the base plate and in parallel with a compression-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber in which direction the first and second fixtures are moved relatively toward each other;
• a second contact surface in parallel with a radial-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber which radial direction is perpendicular to the compression direction;
• a third contact surface in parallel with a drawing-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber in which direction the first and second fixtures are moved away from each other;
• and
• a fourth contact surface in parallel with a circumferential -direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber;
• the fourth contact surface of the metal stopper having an edge bent outwardly at an angle range of 45°-90° with respect to the fourth contact surface to form a circumferential-direction-wise outward flange;
• and
• the third contact surface being inclined at an angle in a range of 10°-50° with respect to a plane perpendicular to the compression and drawing directions, while a radially inner edge of the third contact surface projects radially inward from the second contact surface by not less than 10 mm and so as not to contact with the vibration-isolating base body.

A vibration-isolating apparatus, comprising:

• a first fixture including a mounting bolt;
• a second fixture spaced apart from the first fixture;
• a vibration-isolating base body interposed between and connecting together said first and second fixtures and formed of an elastic material hazing a rubber-like elasticity;
• a stopper rubber outwardly projecting from a second-fixture-side portion of the vibration-isolating base body so as to restrict a deformation of the vibration-isolating base body;
• a metal stopper fixed to the first fixture so as to surround the stopper rubber;
• the metal stopper including:
• a base plate portion defining an elongated hole for receiving the mounting bolt of the first fixture to fix the metal stopper to the first fixture, the elongated hole being elongated in a direction permitting the metal stopper to be assembled over the stopper rubber so as to surround the stopper rubber
• a first contact surface extending from the base plate and in parallel with a compression-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber in which direction the first and second fixtures are moved relatively toward each other;
• a second contact surface in parallel with a radial-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber which radial direction is perpendicular to the compression direction;
• a third contact surface in parallel with a drawing-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber in which direction the first and second fixtures are moved away from each other;
• and
• a fourth surface in parallel with a circumferential-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber;
• and
• the third contact surface being inclined at an angle in a range of 10°-50° with respect to a plane perpendicular to the compression and drawing directions, while a radially inner edge of the third contact surface projects radially inward from the second contact surface by not less than 10 mm and so as not to contact with the vibrating-isolating base body.

A vibration-isolating apparatus comprising:

• a first fixture;
• a second fixture spaced apart from the first fixture;
• a vibration-isolating base body interposed between and connecting together said first and second fixtures and formed of an elastic material having a rubber-like elasticity;
• a stopper rubber outwardly projecting from a second-fixture-side portion of the vibration-isolating base body so as to restrict a deformation of the vibration-isolating base body;
• a metal stopper fixed to the first fixture so as to surround the stopper rubber;
• the metal stopper including:
• a first contact surface in parallel with a compression-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber in which direction the first and second fixtures are moved relatively toward each other;
• a second contact surface in parallel with a radial-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber which radial direction is perpendicular to the compression direction;
• a third contact surface in parallel with a drawing-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber in which direction the first and second fixtures are moved away from each other;
• a fourth contact surface in parallel with a circumferential-direction-facing surface of the stopper rubber;
• and
• the third contact surface being inclined at an angle in a range of 10°-50° with respect to a plane perpendicular to the compression and drawing directions, while a radially inner edge of the third contact surface projects radially inward from the second contact surface by not less than 10 mm and so as not to contact with the vibration-isolating base body.