Convoluted Air Bellow A01-760-6957/ American Pick-Up D2500 Rubber
Air Bag Suspension System Truck Spare Parts
OEM NUMBER
Certificate | Certificate Name | Certificate Number |
TUV | 01100105685 |
Price Range | Negotiable price |
1) Eg: Small orders does not meet the need of our MOQ. Price would remain to MOQ price |
2) Eg: Big orders would always share special offers from our factory. |
Price Condition | FOB Guangzhou |
Working tempreature | -40°C bis +70°C |
Packaging | 4 air springs per carton |
Package Size | 31.5 X 31.5 X 21 Centimeters |
Package Weight | About 4.5kilograms |
Delivery Lead Time | 25-35 days after order and deposit confirmed |
Minimum Order | 10 pcs |
Quality Guaranteed | 1 year |
DESCRIPTION
What is an Air Bag Suspension System?
Before you can begin to identify clearly the pros and cons of an
air bag suspension, you need to understand the design of such a
system.
An air bag suspension system is powered by either an electric pump
or compressor that forces air into rubber bags typically made out
of polyurethane and textile-reinforced rubber.
A compressor inflates the air bags to a certain air pressure. It’s
important to note that it’s the air inside the bag that does the
work of a spring. (An air bag suspension should not be confused
with a hydropneumatics suspension which uses pressurized hydraulic
liquid instead of air.)
An air spring system replaces the traditional spring suspension,
replacing steel coil springs (or leaf suspension) above the vehicle
wheels with airbags made of rubber and polyurethane. These airbags
are inflated by an onboard air compressor or electric pump, to a
certain pressure to behave in a similar way to traditional springs.
The air direction is controlled by air valves that let the air go
into different parts of the system to inflate.
The usefulness of air springs or actuators didn’t go unnoticed in
the industrial machine industry, and it was clear they could
provide unique solutions for various applications. Air actuators
have seen duty as shock absorbers, linear actuators, vibration
isolators, and tensioners, to name a few examples. They can be used
to absorb shock in material handling applications, such as a saw
mill, when logs are dropped onto processing stations. Air springs
make some of the best vibration isolators on the market, such as
would be used on a vibrating hopper or commercial laundry machine.
In summation, air springs are a high force, low cost actuator that
can operate in a linear fashion or at an angle. They can be stacked
to provide longer strokes or greater angular rotation.
PRODUCT DRAWING
AIR SUSPENSION REPAIR KIT
