WBZ 140-E1 G3/8 Weforma Industrial Air Springs For Vibrating Machinery

WBZ 140-E1 G3/8 Weforma Double Convoluted Industrial Rubber Air Springs For Vibrating Machinery

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Specifications and Detailed Technical Parameters

HS Code: 8708809000

Air inlet: G3/8

Blind nuts: M6

Screw center distance: 93mm

Top/Bottom cover plate diameter:110mm

Girdle hoop: 1 piece

Type: Industrial air springs

Double Convolution

Condition: 100% New

Delivery time: 3 working days

Packaging: Strong cartons

Shipping way: By express, by air, by sea or others

Air springs can be used in vibrating machinery

Air springs work to reduce the effects of shock and vibration created by the vibrating machinery, therefore making the workplace more comfortable and extending the machinery life. They can also be used as actuators to reduce oscillation amplitudes, vibration frequencies, or weight on the vibrating machinery. Overall, air springs offer a silent solution for vibrating machinery.

Advantages

Air springs offer several advantages over steel springs in various applications. Here are some advantages of air springs compared to steel springs:

1. Improved ride quality: Air springs provide a smoother ride due to their ability to adjust to different loads and road conditions. The air pressure can be adjusted to provide the optimal level of cushioning.

2. Better load distribution: Air springs are better at evenly distributing loads compared to steel springs. This is especially important in heavy-duty applications like trucks, buses, and trailers.

3. Enhanced steering and handling: Air spring suspension systems can help improve vehicle stability and handling, particularly in corners or on uneven roads.

4. Longer lifespan: Air springs can last longer than steel springs due to their design and materials.

5. Noise reduction: Air springs can operate more quietly compared to traditional steel springs, making them a good choice for applications where noise is a concern.

6. Improved fuel efficiency: Air springs can help improve fuel efficiency in heavy-duty vehicles by reducing weight and reducing the drag caused by a traditional steel spring suspension system.

Components

Bellows: The bellows is the heart of the air spring and is typically made of flexible material that can expand or contract easily to adjust to changes in load and height.

Air fitting: A tapped hole that allows the air spring to be fed from the air compressor . This component typically has a one-way valve installed to prevent air from escaping.

Nut/bolt/mount: The method used for attaching the air spring to the component it is supporting . This component is crucial in ensuring the air spring stays in place and can support the weight of the load.

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