Tag: rubber compounds

Temperature considerations when installing air springs

Choosing the correct elastomer for your conditions Temperature considerations are critical when we install air springs in varying climates. Different elastomer compounds perform differently under temperature extremes. We select materials based on the operational range of the application. For low temperatures,…

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Airbellow selection: Best fit for specific industrial applications

Matching load requirements with bellow capacity When selecting an airbellow for specific industrial applications, we begin by defining the static and dynamic load requirements. This includes the weight of machinery and any operational force variations. The total load is divided across…

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Common Air Bellows Misconceptions Debunked for Engineers

Despite their proven performance in industrial applications, many misunderstandings persist around air bellows and their usage. These misconceptions can lead to improper selection, poor performance, or even premature failure. In this article, we clarify the most common air bellows misconceptions, offering…

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The Impact of REACH Regulations on Air Springs Materials

Understanding REACH Compliance in Air Spring Manufacturing The REACH regulations have significantly influenced the selection of air spring materials, reshaping the industry’s approach to elastomers, metal components, and coatings. These European Union regulations enforce stringent controls on chemical substances, ensuring that…

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Materials in Air Bellows and Their Benefits for Different Applications

Air bellows, often used in industrial, vehicular, and vibrational isolation applications, are critical components that deliver flexibility, reliability, and cost-efficiency in many systems. The material composition of these bellows plays a vital role in determining their performance characteristics, durability, and suitability…

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