Assembled flange-bearing shell
AssigneeKS Gleitlager GmbH
InventorsWolfgang Bickle, Werner Hainke, Kurt Kaldenhoff, Werner Rudolf, Werner Schubert
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AssigneeKS Gleitlager GmbH
InventorsWolfgang Bickle, Werner Hainke, Kurt Kaldenhoff, Werner Rudolf, Werner Schubert
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An assembled flange-bearing shell including a half-shell shaped radial bearing part and an axial bearing part which can be fixed on one side in the area of the axial front face of the radial bearing part, or partial ring-wheel shaped axial bearing parts which can be fixed on both sides. Each axial bearing part has inward projecting retaining tongues located around its radius. The retaining tongues can be engaged in retaining recesses in the area of an axial rim section of the radial bearing part. The flange-bearing shell has two retaining tongues on both sides of the vertex which form an undercut. The undercut is engaged from below by a clip of the radial bearing part which lies axially adjacent to each respective open-edged retaining recess. The clip is curved inward in an axial direction from its extension along the periphery into the retaining recess in order to secure the axial bearing part against detachment.
An assembled flange-bearing shell having a half-shell shaped radial bearing part and at least one axial bearing part which is attached on one side of the radial bearing part in an area of an axial front face of the radial bearing part, where the axial bearing part has retaining tongues projecting inwards around a radius of the axial bearing part which are engaged with retaining recesses in an area of an axial rim section of the radial bearing part, where at least one of the retaining recesses is configured with an open edge in the axial direction, characterized in that each of the retaining tongues, on both sides of a vertex on a side facing the vertex form an undercut on a lateral radial side running parallel to a mating direction which goes through the vertex;
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