One Convoluted Rubber Air Spring Replacement Firestone W01-M58-6166 G1/4

Firestone W01-M58-6166 G1/4 One Convoluted Rubber Air Springs Replacement

Specifications and Detailed Technical Parameters:AIRSUSTECH 1B1209P01

Nut/blind nut

Top plate screw (nut) teeth: 2XM8x1.25

The screw center distance of the top cover plate: 70mm

Screw (nut) teeth of the bottom cover plate: 2XM8x1.25

The screw center distance of the bottom cover plate: 70 mm

Air hole/air inlet/air fittings

Air hole/air inlet: G1/4

The screw center distance between the air hole and the nut: 30mm

Cover plate

Top plate diameter: 135 mm

Diameter of the bottom cover: 135 mm

Bell rubber bellows

Maximum diameter of rubber bellows: 215 mm

Natural diameter of rubber bellows: 90 mm

Working stroke: minimum 50 mm to maximum 115 mm

Maximum height: 115 mm

Minimum height: 50 mm

Bumper block/bumper block

No bumper block

Belt loop/Belt loop/Girdle hoop

Without belt loop/girdle hoop

Cross Reference

Other one convoluted Firestone air springs we have

W01-M58-6165; W01 M58 6165

W01-358-7009; W01 358 7009

About Air Spring

Rubber air springs can be used in various mechanical devices to absorb vibration, control movement or pressurize. Compared with cylinders or other elastic elements with the same function, rubber air springs have a simple structure and reliable operation, do not require complex parameter calculation and structural design, have no seal leakage problems, are easy to use and maintain, and have a long service life.

In sawmills, for example, air springs are often used to isolate impact forces. Both to absorb the impact of falling logs and to lift logs onto conveyor belts. Because air springs have both the properties of a spring and the properties of rubber, they are best suited for such applications. Without this shock-absorbing device, both the equipment and its surrounding structures would suffer premature fatigue damage from the frequent shocks of falling logs.

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