Metal-rubber shock absorbers

Construction of metal-rubber shock absorbers

Shock absorbers are the main tool for alleviating shocks, vibrations and noise. The rubber inserts of the shock absorbers are made of materials with elastic properties that absorb the energy of the vibrations and reduce their amplitude. Metal bushings ensure the stability and strength of the entire structure. Rubber-metal shock absorbers can be of different specifications; they are made of steel in strength class 5.6 or stainless steel and elastomer (natural rubber), and their hardness is 55°, 65°, 75° Shore (or to be agreed). Temperature range: -20°C to +80°C. All the components that make up the shock absorber are made with the utmost attention to detail, so that it is able to perform for many years. Rubber and steel combined are extremely durable and provide reliable damping.

Metal-rubber shock absorbers - advantages and applications

Metal-rubber shock absorbers have many advantages over other types of shock absorbers. These products provide good performance, in addition to being very durable and resistant to various factors such as high temperatures, corrosion, oils or acids. One of their most important advantages is their ability to absorb vibrations and shocks, which can prevent damage to machinery and increase its durability. A rubber shock absorber is also an effective tool for reducing noise, which is particularly important for machines operating in confined spaces.

It is also important to note that shock absorbers can be tailored to the individual needs of an application. There is a wide range of different sizes and hardnesses of rubber inserts, allowing shock absorbers to be tailored to the specific requirements of equipment and machinery.

Rubber-metal shock absorbers are extremely useful components used in a variety of industrial applications. Absorption of vibration, shock and noise, as well as their durability and flexibility, make them one of the most commonly used types of shock absorbers. They are used in a wide range of applications; for example, they are used in the construction of industrial machinery, vehicle engines, agricultural equipment and even in the construction industry.