Oria M-80 Contitech FD120-17 61361 Industrial Rubber Air Springs With G1/4 Air Fitting

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Specifications and Detailed Technical Parameters: 2B12017-1/4

Air fitting: G1/4, centered

Top/Bottom plate blind nuts: 2pcs x M8 x1.25

The screw center distance: 70mm

Top/Bottom plate diameter: 135mm

Max outer diameter: 215mm

Height: 167mm

Min. height: 75mm

Max. height: 230mm

Girdle ring: 1pieces

Rubber bumper: Without

HS Code: 8708809000

Sample: Available

Type: Industrial air springs

Conditions: 100% New

Convolutions: Double

About air springs

An air spring is basically a column of air confined within a rubber-and-fabric container shaped like a bellows. The spring action results from the compression and expansion of the air.
Air springs provide an adjustable spring rate, adjustable load carrying ability, simplicity of height control, and low friction.

Components

1. Blind Nut (Threaded Hole)
A permanent part of the bead plate assembly providing an alternative mounting system to the Stud.
2. Air Fitting Hole
A tapped hole providing air entrance for the part.
3. Bead Plate (Top Plate)
Permanently crimped onto the bellows, diaphragm during manufacture.
4. Bellows
The heart of the airspring. Includes at least four ply, or layers of material - an inner layer, two ply of cord reinforced fabric and an outer layer.
5. Bumper (Bump Stop)
A solid moulded rubber fail safe device used on many suspension applications. Prevents excessive damage to the vehicle and suspension in the case of sudden air pressure loss.
6.Girdle Hoop (Centre Ring)
A ring between the convolutions of the convoluted type air spring, helps provide stability in the part.

Industrial air springs applications

Industrial Air springs have many applications in various industries. Some common applications of air springs include:

Automotive industry: Air springs are commonly used in heavy-duty trucks, buses, and trailers to improve ride quality and load-carrying capacity.

Industrial machinery: Air springs are used to provide vibration isolation and shock absorption in various industrial machines and equipment, such as printing presses, paper mills, and metal stamping presses.

HVAC industry: Air springs are used in HVAC systems to isolate vibration and reduce noise.

Medical industry: Air springs are used in medical equipment such as hospital beds and surgical tables to provide adjustable support and cushioning.

These are just a few examples of the wide range of applications for air springs.

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