What Are The Applications Of Rubber Springs?

Date: 2023-12-14     From: Longding     Author: admin

Rubber spring is an elastomer composed of metal coil springs and rubber. The shape and mechanical properties of the rubber spring are more stable, and can withstand the load and large deformation. It has the advantages of good vibration isolation and noise reduction, stable operation, short resonance time, and so on. Therefore, rubber springs have many applications in the automotive industry, machinery, construction, and so on.

What Are The Applications Of Rubber Springs?

1. Automobile industry

Rubber springs are widely used in the automotive industry. They are used in vehicle suspension systems, shock absorbers, engine supports and other parts to reduce the vibration and noise of the vehicle during driving, and improve driving comfort and driving safety.

2. Architectural field

Rubber springs can be widely used as vibration isolation and shock absorption devices in construction projects. They are used to reduce vibration transmission and noise generation in buildings and improve the stability and comfort of buildings.

3. Transportation field

Rubber springs are used in suspension systems, engines, and chassis of cars, trucks, and trains. Their application in these vehicles is mainly to reduce the impact of vibration on passengers and equipment, and to provide a more comfortable and safe transportation environment.

4. Industrial machinery

Rubber springs can be used in metal stamping machines, plastic forming machines, cranes, excavators, tractors, and other industrial machinery. It is widely used as a shock absorption and isolation device in mechanical equipment. They can reduce the vibration and noise generated during the operation of the equipment, ensuring the stability and operation efficiency of the equipment.

5. Other fields

Rubber springs are also used in many other fields, such as stage equipment, electronic instruments, household goods, and so on. Their role in these fields is mainly to provide vibration isolation, shock absorption, and silence effects.