Structure of a build-in screw in a bushing and corresponding sensor housing

A sensor housing and screw technology, applied in the direction of screws, nuts, connecting components, etc., to achieve the effect of easy use and manufacture

Active Publication Date: 2012-01-25
ROBERT BOSCH GMBH
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Here, the screw can only be assembled during the press-in process, but additional parts are required

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[0016] refer to Figures 1 to 4 , the illustrated embodiment of the invention utilizes the construction of a built-in screw 20 in a bushing 40 . The screw includes a head 22 and a threaded shank 24 . The screw head 22 is designed and arranged to turn the screw 20 , the screw head 22 here comprising, for example, a hexagonal recess for this purpose. The bushing 30 is fixedly connected to the fastening attachment 12 of the sensor housing 10 of the sensor unit 1 . In addition, the sensor unit 1 includes a connection cable 3 for electrically connecting a sensor element (not shown) inside the sensor housing 10 . Preferably, the sensor housing 10 is an injection-molded part, wherein the metal bushing 30 is used as an insert in a corresponding injection-molding process.

[0017] According to the invention, the bushing 30 is made of metal and comprises a portion 40 of elastic material at the inner region 32 in which the threaded shank 24 of the screw 20 deforms the flexible region ...

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An improved structure of a build-in screw (20) in a bushing (30) comprises a bushing (30) made of metal and an elastic material (40) at an inner region (32) forming a flexible area (42) in which a thread shank (24) of said screw (20) is pressed in by deforming said flexible area (42), so that said screw (20) and said metal bushing (30) are captively connected.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates generally to the field of mounts and / or fasteners for sensor units in vehicles, and in particular to the construction of built-in screws in bushings and to corresponding sensor housings. Background technique [0002] Known arrangements of built-in screws in bushings require the screw to be rotated for the fixing process. Therefore, the screw is fixed by self-tapping at the plastic part inside the bushing. Another known construction of a built-in screw in a bushing is to use an extra part to fix the screw. Here, the screws can only be assembled during the press-in process, but additional parts are required. [0003] In patent application publication DE 197 45 894 A1 a screw connection for an airbag housing is described. The screw connection for the airbag housing comprises a threaded hole formed in a cylindrical bushing in the wall of the support structure or in the airbag housing by plastic flow forming middle. With t...

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IPC IPC(8): F16B29/00
CPCF16B37/0842
Inventor 二宫健一
Owner ROBERT BOSCH GMBH
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