Rubber Buffer Shock Absorber Manufacturer

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Rubber shock absorbers effectively reduce vibrations and protect equipment, making them ideal for automotive, machinery, and electronics applications. These absorber spring rubber components dampen shocks, enhance stability, and extend the lifespan of your equipment. As one of the leading rubber component manufacturers, Gangwei offers a variety of shock absorber spring rubber options. Choose from various types for customized solutions and trust in the reliability and performance of our rubber shock absorbers.

Rubber Shock Absorber Types

Type A Rubber Buffer

Rubber Bushing/Rubber Bonded Bushing

What Is Rubber Shock Absorber?

Rubber shock absorbers are employed in a wide range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, construction, and manufacturing. In automobiles, for example, car rubber shock absorbers are used in suspension systems to provide a smooth ride by absorbing the shocks and vibrations from the road In the aerospace industry, rubber shock absorbers are utilized in landing gear systems to minimize the impact during touchdown. In the manufacturing sector, these anti vibration shock absorbers are incorporated in heavy machinery to reduce vibrations and prevent damage to the equipment. Rubber shock absorbers also find applications in railway systems, electronic devices, and sports equipment.

How Do Rubber Shock Absorbers Work?

Rubber shock absorbers work on the principle of converting kinetic energy into thermal energy. When a vehicle encounters a bump or pothole, the spring in the suspension system compresses, storing the impact energy. This compressed energy is then transferred to the rubber shock absorber.

The rubber shock absorber consists of a cylinder filled with hydraulic fluid, usually oil, which offers resistance to the motion of the piston inside. As the compressed spring pushes the piston, the hydraulic fluid is forced through small orifices, generating friction that dissipates the kinetic energy. This process dampens the oscillations caused by the impact, preventing the vehicle from bouncing excessively and providing a smoother ride.