Abstract: A clutch plate in which the support of the hub provides for pivoting as well as radial compliance relative to the remaining components. This support is accomplished by a component, which is centered directly or indirectly on the hub plate of the load compliance, whereby the load springs can be employed for radial compliance of the hub.

Abstract: A friction clutch for a motor vehicle, which friction clutch has friction surfaces on the centrifugal mass and on the application plate, whereby the clutch disc is provided with friction lining rings which have an essentially constant material thickness over their radial extent or dimension. The matching friction surfaces extend at least in one radial direction beyond the friction surfaces, and are riveted to a carrier in this area.

Abstract: The present invention generally relates to a clutch disc with an elastic connection between the carrier plate and the hub. The elastic connection is in the form of elastic elements, which elastic elements are fastened parallel to the axis of rotation by rivets.

Abstract: A clutch plate having a hub and hub disc which are manufactured from two individual parts, wherein the two parts are non-rotationally connected by means of gear teeth so that there is essentially no play in the circumferential direction. Either the lining carrier or cover plate or both can thereby be guided with respect to a guide diameter of the hub by means of a plastic metal friction or sliding pair.

Abstract: A clutch disc with a bearing element on the inside diameter of the one cover plate. The bearing element has a rectangular cross section and is fixed by means of its one axial end surface to guide areas of the cover plate which extend radially.

Abstract: A clutch plate with a torsional vibration damper has a hub for non-rotational mounting on a transmission shaft, a driving plate and a cover plate held at a fixed axial distance from the driving plate by means of a multiplicity of spacer bolts, whereby the driving plate is penetrated by a multiplicity of fastening elements, each of which is engaged at the base of the lining spring segments. For the purpose of connecting to the driving plate, there is a single fastening element and a rotational locking mechanism which interacts with it for each lining spring segment, whereby one of these two function elements acts as a spacer bolt.

Abstract: A friction clutch, in particular for a motor vehicle, the friction clutch comprising a clutch plate, the clutch plate comprising a hub with a hub plate and two cover plates disposed on opposite sides of the hub plate. A plastic ring is disposed on one side of the hub plate. The inner portion of the plastic ring is disposed at the hub plate, the outer portion of the plastic ring is disposed at a central opening of the first cover plate. The outer portion of the plastic ring comprises a resilient biasing member which resilient biasing member is disposed to resiliently bias the first cover plate away from the outer portion of the plastic ring.

Abstract: According to an illustrative example of the invention, a flywheel is screwed to a crankshaft by a central bolt. The flywheel and the crankshaft are further provided with radially extending teeth in opposite annular contact faces. These teeth are engaged such as to center the flywheel with respect to the crankshaft and to permit torque transmission between the crankshaft and the flywheel. An angular positioning pin of the flywheel engages into a pin receiving bore of the crankshaft.

Abstract: A clutch plate for a motor vehicle friction clutch is proposed in which a lateral disc of a load torsional vibration damper of the clutch plate is radially centered on spring tongues which extend and project either axially or peripherally from a hub of the clutch plate. The spring tongues extend into a central opening in the lateral disc, and the spring tongues rest in the central opening under radial tension. Radially acting stops on the hub can be provided peripherally between the individual spring tongues to limit the spring travel.

Abstract: The clutch disc for a motor vehicle friction clutch comprises a hub (1) on which side discs (7, 9) are rotatably mounted, arranged axially spaced, rigidly joined together, carrying the clutch linings (17). A hub plate (19) joined with the hub (1) solid in rotation, but with rotary play, is coupled rotationally elastically by means of springs (23) with the side discs (7, 9). Mounted axially between the hub plate (19) and one of the side discs (7) is a friction ring (41) of plastic material from which there protrude lugs (39) engaging into recesses (61) of the side disc (7). The lugs (39) guide the friction ring (41) solid in rotation but axially movable on the lateral disc (7). Axially mounted between the frictional ring (41) in frictional contact with the hub plate (19) and the side disc (7) is a disc spring (43) which applies with a plurality of flexible tongues protruding from its inner circumference on the friction ring (41). The flexible tongues engage in recesses of the friction ring (41).

Abstract: A clutch disk for a motor vehicle friction clutch is proposed of which the torsional vibration damper, designed for idle running, is arranged radially between a hub and springs of a torsional vibration damper designed for load running. The idling damper is arranged axially between a hub disk and one of the lateral disks of the load damper torsionally elastically coupled to the hub disk. The idling damper comprises an input part, produced from plastics material, which is non-rotatably connected to the hub disk coupled with rotational play but otherwise non-rotatably to the hub. The output part of the idling damper also consists of plastics material and is non-rotatably connected to the hub. Helical springs, couple the output part torsionally elastically to the input part. Pairs of projections, shaped on the input part, enclose the springs between themselves and are supported through the pockets on the hub disk.

Abstract: A clutch disc with torsional vibration damper is proposed in which synthetic plastics material guide parts are arranged between a hub disc protruding from a hub and two side discs arranged axially on both sides of the hub disc, which guide parts, stressed axially by a spring, fix the side discs axially on the hub disc and guide them radially on the hub, by means of formed-on collars. The guide parts are coupled rotationally elastically through springs of an idling damper with the hub disc and at the same time determine the friction moment in idling.

Abstract: The invention relates to the production of a multi-part hub part for a clutch disc, wherein all parts are joined together by a weld. Different designs are possible, depending on the various welding processes. The apertures for damper springs can be produced very exactly in the hub disc owing to the production in individual parts. It is also possible to arrange lubricant reservoirs in a simple manner in the region of the points of separation of the individual components.

Abstract: It is proposed for the clutch disc of a motor vehicle friction clutch that one of the lateral discs of a torsional vibration damper of the clutch disc be mounted via a radially resilient mounting ring on a cylindrical bearing face of a hub of the clutch disc. The mounting ring has a closed annular part which is fixed radially and axially in a central opening of the lateral disc and, on its internal periphery, has a substantially conical, preferably radially slotted, radially resilient connecting region. On its internal periphery, the connection region is provided directly or via a shaped-on tube region with a cylindrical opposing bearing face which rests substantially without initial tension on the bearing face of the hub. Spacer blocks limit the radial spring path and are used for the non-rotational guidance of the mounting ring on the lateral disc.

Abstract: The invention relates to a clutch disc including an idling damping device and an under-load damping device, wherein the idling damping device is active between two hub parts coupled with each other by a toothing having play in the circumferential direction. In order to avoid the load-change impact, centrifugal weights are provided between the two parts. The centrifugal weights frictionally couple the two parts by means of a self-intensifying effect.