Hydrostatic bearing

1. Hydrostatic bearing for supporting horizontal and vertical forces, comprising a guide rail,

the guide rail has a trapezoidal guide section and a trapezoidal mounting section, wherein the sections have tapered sides that face each other,

a head-side guide surface of the guide section and a mounting surface of the mounting section face away from each other and arranged parallel to each other,

lateral guide surfaces of the guide section are each arranged at an angle α to the head-side guide surface,

lateral foot surfaces of the mounting section are arranged at an angle γ to the mounting surface,

the lateral guide surfaces of the guide section and the lateral foot surfaces of the mounting section enclose an angle β, and a support element supported hydrostatically on the guide rail,

the support element has two legs and a base connecting the two legs, the support element wraps around the guide rail with the two legs,

the two legs and the base are each provided on sides thereof facing the guide rail with at least one pressure pocket that is pressurizable hydraulically for building up a hydrostatic pressure between the guide rail and the support element,

the angle α between the head-side and the lateral guide surface of the guide section is greater than or equal to 35 degrees and less than or equal to 75 degrees, and the angle γ between the mounting surface and the lateral foot surface of the mounting section is greater than or equal to 10 degrees and less than or equal to 25 degrees.

2. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 1 , wherein the angle α between the head-side and the lateral guide surface of the guide section equals 55 degrees.

3. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 1 , wherein at least the pressure pocket provided on the base of the support element is divided by a separating ridge arranged along the guide rail.

4. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 3 , wherein the separating ridge is provided on a side facing the guide rail with a support surface for contacting the guide surface of the guide section.

5. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 1 , wherein the support element has a support body provided with the pressure pockets and two head pieces arranged on both ends of the support body, wherein there are pressure channels, which connect to the pressure pockets and which are provided with chokes for regulating a flow rate of hydraulic fluid in at least one of the two head pieces.

6. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 5 , wherein the support element is also provided with return channels, which open into at least one of the two head pieces, wherein returning hydraulic fluid can be discharged via a return location provided on the head piece.

7. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 6 , wherein the support element is provided with two return channels, which are arranged along the guide rail and which are each arranged in a corner region formed by the base and one of the two legs of the support element.

8. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 7 , wherein the return channel is formed as an open groove and is limited on an open longitudinal side thereof by the guide rail.

9. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 8 , wherein the guide section of the guide rail has a flattened section, which extends along the guide rail and which limits the return channel, in an edge region formed by the lateral guide surface and the head-side guide surface thereof.

10. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 5 , wherein the head piece is provided with a front seal.

11. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 10 , wherein the front seal limits a collection channel, by which the hydraulic fluid is led from return channels into a central return location of the head piece.

12. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 1 , wherein the support element is provided at each free end of the two legs with a longitudinal seal, which contacts the guide rail.

13. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 12 , wherein the longitudinal seal limits a return channel.

14. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 1 , wherein a transition section, which connects the mounting section integrally to the guide section, is provided between the trapezoidal guide section and the trapezoidal mounting section.

15. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 14 , wherein the transition section is provided on longitudinal sides thereof lying opposite each other with straight or concave transition surfaces, which connect to the lateral guide surfaces of the guide section and to the lateral foot surfaces of the mounting section.

16. Hydrostatic bearing according to claim 15 , wherein the transition surfaces are constructed as a contact surface for longitudinal seals of the support element.