Hub for a wheel bearing unit
View Patent ↗A hub on a wheel bearing unit, which has at least one inner ring, sitting on the hub. The inner ring is axially retained on the hub by a collar, which has a toothing, formed from the hub. The inner ring has a radially inward broken-out section on the front face thereof and the broken-out section is filled with plastically displaced material from the collar such that the material of the inner ring at least engages in the broken-out section and the material in the broken-out section is enclosed in the radial direction by the inner ring.
1. A hub for a wheel bearing unit, comprising:
at least one inner ring which is seated on the hub, the inner ring being held axially on the hub by means of a collar which is formed out of the hub, the collar having a toothing, and the inner ring having a broken-out section disposed radially on an inside of the inner ring and a flange, which radially delimits the broken-out section with an inner cylindrical lateral surface that, as viewed in cross-section, has a uniform radius with respect to a rotational axis of the hub, the broken-out section being filled with plastically displaced material of the collar in such a way that the material engages behind the inner ring at least in the broken-out section, and that the material in the broken-out section is encompassed by the inner ring in the radial direction,
wherein the toothing is formed at least proportionately in the material which is encompassed radially by the flange of the inner ring in the broken-out section, such that the toothing is formed in a portion of the material which is captively held radially by the flange of the inner ring.
2. The wheel bearing unit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the broken-out section is a circumferential annular groove which runs around the rotational axis of the hub.
3. The wheel bearing unit as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising: radially longitudinally aligned teeth, which are adjacent to one another at a peripheral side, on the collar, wherein tooth tip lines of the teeth run in a common imaginary vertical plane, with the vertical plane being penetrated perpendicularly by a the rotational axis of the hub.
4. The wheel bearing unit as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising: a spur toothing or helical toothing having radially longitudinally aligned teeth, which are adjacent to one another at a peripheral side, on the collar, wherein tooth root lines of the teeth are inclined at an acute angle with respect to a common imaginary vertical plane, with the vertical plane being penetrated perpendicularly by the rotational axis of the hub.
5. The wheel bearing unit as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising: a spur toothing or helical toothing having radially longitudinally aligned teeth, which are adjacent to one another at a peripheral side, on the collar, wherein tooth tip lines of the teeth are inclined at an acute angle with respect to a common imaginary vertical plane, with the vertical plane being penetrated perpendicularly by the rotational axis of the hub.
6. The wheel bearing unit as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising: a spur toothing or helical toothing having radially longitudinally aligned teeth, which are adjacent to one another at a peripheral side, on the collar, wherein the tooth root lines and tooth tip lines enclose an acute angle between one another, with the tooth tip lines and the tooth root lines running increasingly further apart from one another with increasing radial distance from the rotational axis of the hub.