Basis Information of Air Shock Absorber

  The auto air shock absorber takes air as the working medium, and uses the compressibility and elasticity of air to absorb and consume the impact energy to achieve the role of shock absorption and buffering. It contains a sealed air chamber, usually filled with a high-pressure gas, usually nitrogen. When the vehicle is driving on the uneven road surface, the up and down movement of the wheel will be transmitted to the gas chamber through the piston rod of the shock absorber, and the high-pressure gas in the gas chamber is forced to compress or expand under the movement of the piston, thereby absorbing and buffering the impact force from the road surface.

Suitable Model for Mercedes-Benz S Class

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