Abstract: A vibration eliminator or suppressor for an actuating element of a set of components or aggregate, such as the clutch arrangement of a motor vehicle. A transitional element between a wire cable or a linkage and a lever of the aggregate is constructed as a cage, wherein the lever is floatingly or swimmingly supported within the cage through a prestressed two-component rubber spring, with the lever being fixedly connected with the rubber spring, and a weight being fastened to the cage. Through the intermediary of this structure there is achieved a complete isolation of any vibrations between the clutch shift and the clutch drive train due to the rubber spring.

Abstract: A coupling device for effectuating the coupling of a gearshift rod or bar member which is connected with the transmission of a motor vehicle to a further gearshift rod or bar member which is connected with the shift lever for the motor vehicle. The two gearshift rods interengage at their adjoining end sections, and each possesses a cross-section which deviates from a circular configuration in order to ensure their interconnection being secured against rotation relative to each other. Between the interengaging end sections of the two gearshift rods, an intermediate element serves for the damping or absorption of sounds which are conducted through solids.

Abstract: A power-transmission joint for manual transmissions in motor vehicles for insertion intermediate a drive shaft and a shift rod of said transmission, having a box-like cage forming a frame with a sliding block fixedly arranged in the cage. The sliding block has a central bore therethrough for receipt of a steering journal, and is held in a retaining member which engages the cage in a resilient manner to allow for longitudinal displacement and a predefined rotational movement of the sliding block.

Abstract: A hydraulic bearing mount including a rubber-elastic conical support having a thin-walled elastic bellows member which is connected with a metal anchor and a housing through the intermediary of vulcanization. The support member possesses reniform or kidney-shaped regions possessing a thinner material thickness in proximity to the housing, the regions being located opposite each other and symmetrically relative to a transverse axis, and in which the regions are constituted of thin-walled, curved rolling bellows.

Abstract: The subject matter of the invention is a mechanical cabinet with a paternoster-like circulating conveyor comprising two endless chains (1, 2), a multiplicity of pull-out shelves (17) for receiving industrial articles, for example, and affixed with their end walls to the two endless chains (1, 2) at predetermined equal distances by way of pairs of supporting arms (7, 8), and stationary guide rails (18, 19) on the narrow sides of the cabinet composed each of two vertical sections (20) and an upper and lower arcuate section (21, 22), said rails guiding guide members (10) rigidly mounted to the end walls of the shelves (17). With such mechanical cabinets problems arise regarding safe and smooth guidance of the endless chains and the shelves, particularly when the latter are non-uniformly loaded.