Damping springs - Import export

Spring isolators can be used for source and sender vibration isolation. The springs are manufactured of a special spring steel wire and KTL coated. Every spring isolator can be provided with an additional damping cushion of stainless-steel. Elemente with a frequency range between 3-4 Hz can be provided with a viscous damping, too. Spring isolators with a natural frequency range of 3-5 or 4-6 Hz are especially made for higher forces. They can be expanded in size and load-capacity without any difficulty. Spring isolators of RG+ are available for four different natural frequency ranges: Spring isolators with a natural frequency of 3-4 Hz Spring isolators with a natural frequency of 5-6 Hz Spring isolators with a natural frequency of 7-9 Hz Spring isolators with a natural frequency of 3-5 or 4-6 Hz

The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column is shortened. This has the effect that the outer rings stretch and the inner rings reduce in diameter. As a result of the friction arising on the conical surfaces, the introduced energy is absorbed and converted into heat which is to be removed. Resonance effects are suppressed completely. The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column...

The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column is shortened. This has the effect that the outer rings stretch and the inner rings reduce in diameter. As a result of the friction arising on the conical surfaces, the introduced energy is absorbed and converted into heat which is to be removed. Resonance effects are suppressed completely. The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column...

The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column is shortened. This has the effect that the outer rings stretch and the inner rings reduce in diameter. As a result of the friction arising on the conical surfaces, the introduced energy is absorbed and converted into heat which is to be removed. Resonance effects are suppressed completely. The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column...

The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column is shortened. This has the effect that the outer rings stretch and the inner rings reduce in diameter. As a result of the friction arising on the conical surfaces, the introduced energy is absorbed and converted into heat which is to be removed. Resonance effects are suppressed completely. The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column...

The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column is shortened. This has the effect that the outer rings stretch and the inner rings reduce in diameter. As a result of the friction arising on the conical surfaces, the introduced energy is absorbed and converted into heat which is to be removed. Resonance effects are suppressed completely. The primary function of a friction spring is the damping / absorbing of introduced energy. A friction spring consists of closed outer and inner rings which intermesh with their conical surfaces. As a result of the energy introduced axially, the outer and inner rings on the conical surfaces are shifted apart from each other so that the spring column...