Abstract: Various embodiments provide a bush for isolating vibrations, the bush comprising: a first anchor part defining a longitudinal axis; a second anchor part disposed coaxially with respect to the first anchor part; a first resilient body operably engaged with the first anchor part; a second resilient body operably engaged with the second anchor part; and an inertial mass element disposed between the first anchor part and the second anchor part. The inertial mass element is independently connected to the first resilient body and the second resilient body. Also, the first resilient body, second resilient body and inertial mass element are arranged to isolate vibrations between the first anchor part and the second anchor part within a predetermined operational frequency range.

Abstract: An elastomer bearing includes a support block, a carrier, a bearing element, a stop damper, and an elastomer body. The bearing element is attached to the support block. The elastomer body connects the carrier to the bearing element. The support block and the carrier, as viewed in an axial direction of the bearing element, engage with one another with play. The stop damper is arranged in the region of the interface between the support block and the carrier. The stop damper limits a maximum displacement of the support block and the carrier, relative to one another both in a radial direction and in an axial direction.

Abstract: A vehicle unit fastening subassembly for vibratory fastening of a vehicle unit, in particular of a motor and/or transmission, to a vehicle structure of a motor vehicle, has at least one first carrier element on the unit side and a second carrier element on the vehicle side. The first carrier element and the second carrier element are connected to each other by a vibration damper, which is arranged at least in part in the first carrier element or in the second carrier element. The vibration damper is fluidically connected to a hydraulic unit by a flow channel, which is arranged adjacent to the vibration damper in a plan view of the vibration damper. A modular system is provided having a vibration damper and a hydraulic unit, wherein the vibration damper is usable either together with the hydraulic unit as a hydraulic vibration damper or without the hydraulic unit as a conventional bearing.