How Does A Rubber Spring Work?

Date: 2023-12-05     From: Longding     Author: admin

As a common spring type, rubber spring has a wide range of applications in various fields. This paper will introduce the working principle, characteristics, and advantages of rubber springs in different fields.

Rubber spring working principle

Rubber springs are made of rubber material and have a high degree of elasticity and plasticity. It works by storing and releasing energy through the compression and release of rubber materials. When the external force acts on the rubber spring, the rubber material is compressed and absorbs energy. When the external force disappears, the rubber spring quickly returns to its original state and releases the stored energy. This energy storage and release process allows rubber springs to play an important role in a number of industries.

Rubber spring features

Rubber springs have many unique characteristics and advantages over traditional metal springs:

High elasticity: Rubber materials are highly elastic and can withstand and release large compressive forces.

Damping effect: The rubber spring has a certain damping effect when it is restored to its original state, reducing the spread of shock and vibration.

Corrosion resistance: Rubber springs have high resistance to corrosion and oxidation and are suitable for harsh environments.

Damping effect: Rubber springs can absorb and reduce the transfer of vibration energy for shock absorption and noise control.

The high elasticity, damping effect, and corrosion resistance of rubber springs make rubber springs the first choice for shock absorption, vibration isolation, and noise control in many fields. In the future, with the continuous development of technology and the increase in demand, the application prospects of rubber springs will be broader.