Triple Convoluted Industrial Air Springs Firestone W01-358-7847 WO13587847 Continental FT 530-35 457

Firestone W01-358-7847 WO13587847 Continental FT 530-35 457 Industrial Air Springs Triple Convoluted
 

Cross Reference
 

Firestone 333
Firestone W01-358-7847 / W01 358 7847 / W013587847
Firestone WO1-358-7847 / WO1 358 7847 / WO13587847
 
Contitech FT530-35 457 / FT 530-35 457 / FT 530 35 457 / FT530-35457/ FT53035457/ 64583
 
Goodyear 3B14-367/ 3B14 367 / 3B14367

Goodyear 3B14-459 / 3B14 459 / 3B14459

Dayton 354-7847 / 354 7847 / 3547847
Hendrickson S-8874 / S 8874 / S8874
Loadguard SC2136
 

Triangle  6335 / 4457

Hendrickson Auxillary RT14DX

Hendrickson Auxillary RW14CX

Hendrickson Auxillary RW14BX

Phoenix Air Springs SP3B32RA-7847 / SP3B32RA 7847 / SP3B32RA7847

Specifications and Technical Parameters

 

About triple convoluted industrial air springs

Triple convoluted air springs are a type of air suspension system used in heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks and buses. They are designed to provide a smooth and comfortable ride, as well as support the weight of the vehicle. Triple convoluted air springs have three layers of rubber convolutes, which provide a greater range of deflection compared to single or double convolutes. This allows the suspension to absorb more shock and vibration, and maintain a more consistent ride height, which can help reduce wear and tear on tires and other vehicle components. Overall, triple convoluted air springs are a popular choice for heavy-duty vehicles where ride comfort and stability are important considerations.
 

Air springs usually consist of several parts, including

Air bladder/bellow: This is the main component of the air spring and is responsible for holding the air under pressure.

End caps: These are located at the top and bottom of the air spring and are used to attach the spring to the vehicle suspension system.

Mounting plate: This is used to attach the air spring to the vehicle's frame.
Bolt and nut: These are used to attach the air spring mounting plate to the vehicle frame.

Industrial air springs photos

FAQ

1. What is the purpose of an air spring?
An air spring could be defined as a reservoir of air made of rubber and fabric, which is shaped with bellows and that can be used to support load, isolate vibrations and shocks, or act as a pneumatic cylinder by expanding itself.

2. Do air springs help towing?

Front tires account for the majority of braking and steering. When towing, air springs ensure that weight is properly distributed to all four tires for optimal braking and steering.

3. How do I know if my air springs are bad?
The most likely first symptoms are a lower, sagging ride height, or the selectable ride settings that no longer function. Other symptoms include a rougher, noisier ride, and sloppy handling through corners and over bumps.