S-Prihadi

Gents,

I am documenting my newly arrived subframe bushings.
3 of them have this logo on them, but I can't ind the brand.
It is not ZF group product like Lemforder or Boge or TWR ..... I never seen this logo before.













They are the DIFFERENTIAL bushings. Item 50.




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Thank you......

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S-Prihadi

Ohhh, the DIFF front mount is also from the same brand/logo.
This is more clear image

PeterUbers

A google reverse image was no help - lots of microscope images of dividing bacteria and organisms 😆

PeterUbers

What if it's not a brand but a demarcation of sorts - to indicate the alloy or the tensile strength etc for Mercedes' proprietary manufacturing purposes

S-Prihadi

Thanks Peter.... I too tried the image search using the rubber one and I got funny results hahaha.
That is a brand I believe, if demarcation of sorts or material, they use simple alphabet.

Example, I also can not get the brand for the P/N A205 350 61 03 Camber Arm ( rear ), LEFT
But I see RSA. I thought RSA is a brand, but I can't find any RSA brand doing aluminum arms or suspension parts.
What I got is RSA = Rapidly solidified aluminum (RSA) <<< I don't know if that actually meant so or not








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The Camber Arm has the same logo at its bushing rubber part.



It has barcode/QR code thingy which I tried to track, but no online scanner can read it.

S-Prihadi

This is a Japanese brand for the front sway bay link. THK https://www.thk.com/?q=eng/node/256









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strife

On the "logo", I wonder if that mark means that it has been (or needed to be) ultrasonically tested for cracks, etc at the factory. Or, that it is a critical item for noise, rattling, etc.

S. Madman

I have seen that brand, I think it was Spanish, and it's now American. I have seen it in airbag parts?

S-Prihadi

I don't this that is a test logo.
It does look like "wifi " transmission logo on some phones....LOL

Boarderjosh10

I had chatgpt lookup the image that was posted with the cyan circle. This is what it said.

The logo circled in cyan appears to be the "Fuchs" logo, which signifies that the part was manufactured by Fuchs Petrolub SE, a German multinational manufacturer of lubricants and related specialty products. This company is known for producing various automotive parts, and their logo on a Mercedes rear differential mount indicates they are the supplier for that component.

S-Prihadi

I dont think it is Fuchs brand, their logo is not like that.
I am familiar with Fuchs logo