2681001000 FS40-61/8M8 Rubber Air Spring Shocks Replacement One Convoluted Contitech

One Convoluted Contitech 2681001000 FS40-61/8M8 Rubber Air spring Shocks Replacement

Cross Reference

Air Spring Supplier: Contitech/ Continental

Supplier Number: 2681001000; FS 40-6 CI G 1/8; FS 40-6CI G1/8; FS40-6CIG1/8; FS 40-6 1/8 M8; FS40-6 1/8 M8; FS 40 6 1/8 M8; FS40 6 1/8 M8; FS 406 1/8 M8; FS40-61/8M8

Air Spring Supplier: Phoenix

Supplier Number: SP 1 B 04; SP1B 04; SP1B04

Air Spring Supplier: Weforma

Supplier Number: WBE 100-E1; WBE 100 E1; WBE 100E1; WBE100-E1; WBE100 E1; WBE100E1

Air Spring Supplier: Enidine

Supplier Number: YM-FS 40-6 ; YM FS 40-6;  YMFS40-6; YM-FS 40-6 CI G1/8 M8

The detailed Specifications and techical parameters: 1B4060

Working Stroke: 60mm/6cm
Height max: 110mm/11cm
Height min: 50mm/5cm
Diameter plates: 90mm/9cm
Mounting thread: M8, one piece on top cover, two pieces on bottom cover

Screw center: 20mm/2cm
Air connection: G1/8

Max. Rubber Bellow: 145mm
Temperature range: -40 to + 70°C
Rubber: Natural rubber

Other types

How to identify or measure the convoluted type air spring

The first step is in identifying any bag or air spring is to identify the bellows number. The bellow is the rubber portion of the bag, and this number will determine the ride height and the weight capacity of this air bag. With bellow numbers located in a rubber oval stamped into the rubber. All convoluted type bags will use bead plates. It is the flat plate on the top and the bottom of the bag. You'll note any attachment points or air fittings and measure ,the distance between them. You'll also want to note your air fitting size as well as the diameter across the top plate. On the bottom plate, you'll take the same measurements, a diameter across the bottom plate and the measurement between any of the fittings after measuring across your attachment points in both directions. You'll need a compressed height. Remove any air for things from the bag and press it down by hand measure the distance between your top plate in your bottom plate with a compressed. And also note if the bag has a bump stop. It is easy to determine if a bag has a bump stop. When you compress it, the bag will want to rock. On a bag without a bump stop the plate will sit flat and you'll be unable to rock it.

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