Unit for blocking rotational movement of steering spindle of vehicle - involves part of roller bearing formed to accommodate locking member

申请公布号：DE4228685(A1)

申请号：DE19924228685

申请日期：1992.08.29

申请公布日期：1994.03.03

申请人：

INA WAELZLAGER SCHAEFFLER KG, 91074 HERZOGENAURACH, DE

发明人：ZERNICKEL, ALEXANDER, 8522 HERZOGENAURACH, DE

分类号：B60R25/02;(IPC1-7):B60R25/02

主分类号：B60R25/02

摘要：The inner ball race (8) and the tolerance ring (14) form part of a roller bearing assembly (2). The bearing supports the spindle in a housing (3). An opening (21) is formed on one of the face sides (18) of the ball race. The opening is made on a radially directed edge (26) which has a depression (28) for the engagement of a locking member (5). ADVANTAGE - Simplifies the assembly procedure and reduces the number of positioning parts required.

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