Abstract: A cartridge pump having at least one component that is held in a non-resilient and non-detachable manner. The at least one component may be held in a non-resilient and non-detachable manner without a screw connection, by at least one bushing, or a washer pressed onto a pin. Further, the at least one component may be an inlet section, a pump section, a control plate, a pump holder, and/or a motor housing.

Abstract: A pump insert without a dedicated housing includes a first pressure plate, a cam ring, a rotor, a second pressure plate, and radially displaceable vanes arranged in slots of the rotor and which run with a vane upper edge thereof engaging a contour of the cam ring during rotation of the rotor. The cam ring includes stagnation point protrusions which are configured as separate, moveable components fastened to the cam ring.

Abstract: Pump device comprising a pump insert, without a dedicated housing, and a receiving part, wherein the pump insert is inserted in the receiving part, wherein in the receiving part the suction passage for the pump insert is designed for sucking in a fluid, wherein in the suction passage provision is made for an insertion part for optimizing fluid guiding.

Abstract: A pump having a stroke ring which has an axial recess, a rotor which is received in the axial recess so as to be rotatable relative to the stroke ring, wherein the rotor has radial recesses in which delivery elements are displaceable received as viewed in a radial direction, a side plate which closes off the axial recess on a first side, a pressure plate which closes off the axial recess on a second side, wherein the pressure plate has at least one opening, wherein a pressure region of the pump is fluidically connected to external surroundings of the pressure plate through the at least one opening, and wherein at least one fluid path is provided from the pressure region of the pup into an under-vane region of the delivery elements, and a cold-start plate which is preloaded against the pressure plate by means of a spring element such that, at least when the pump is at a stand-still, the cold-start plate closes the at least one opening in the pressure plate to the external surroundings of the pressure plate.

Abstract: A pump insert without a dedicated housing includes a first pressure plate, a cam ring, a rotor, a second pressure plate, and radially displaceable vanes arranged in slots of the rotor and which run with a vane upper edge thereof engaging a contour of the cam ring during rotation of the rotor. The cam ring includes stagnation point protrusions which are configured as separate, moveable components fastened to the cam ring.

Abstract: A pump having a stroke ring which has an axial recess, a rotor which is received in the axial recess so as to be rotatable relative to the stroke ring, wherein the rotor has radial recesses in which delivery elements are displaceable received as viewed in a radial direction, a side plate which closes off the axial recess on a first side, a pressure plate which closes off the axial recess on a second side, wherein the pressure plate has at least one opening, wherein a pressure region of the pump is fluidically connected to external surroundings of the pressure plate through the at least one opening, and wherein at least one fluid path is provided from the pressure region of the pup into an under-vane region of the delivery elements, and a cold-start plate which is preloaded against the pressure plate by means of a spring element such that, at least when the pump is at a stand-still, the cold-start plate closes the at least one opening in the pressure plate to the external surroundings of the pressure plate.

Abstract: A pump unit of a vane-type pump having no dedicated housing including a drive shaft, a rotor that interacts with the drive shaft and accommodates vanes, a contour ring surrounding the rotor, and a first and a second side plate which are disposed laterally of the contour ring.

Abstract: A pump unit of a vane-type pump having no dedicated housing including a drive shaft, a rotor that interacts with the drive shaft and accommodates vanes, a contour ring surrounding the rotor, and a first and a second side plate which are disposed laterally of the contour ring.