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Shock Absorber / Damper Type
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Elastomeric
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Synthetic elastomer or rubber is used to absorb shock or impact.
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Linear Damper
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Linear dampers provide controlled closing motion and speed for elements, such as lids and doors, that open and close.
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Linear Dashpot
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Linear dashpots are damping devices that resist linear motion via a viscous friction, commonly in conjunction with a spring.
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Rotary Dashpot
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Rotary dashpots are damping devices that resist rotary motion via a viscous friction, commonly in conjunction with a spring.
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Shock Absorber
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Shock absorbers are mechanical devices that absorb and dissipate kinetic energy.
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Dampening Method
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Air
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Atmospheric air dampens and absorbs shock via controlled flow though an orifice in the sliding piston. Typically, air is used in instrumentation-grade dashpots.
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Gas
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Gas other than air is used to absorb shock. Nitrogen is a common example.
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Other
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Other unlisted or specialized dampening methods.
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Hydraulic
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Hydraulic liquid is used to absorb shock, and to and dampen or slow motion.
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Mechanical
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A spring or other mechanical means is used to absorb or dampen shock, or to slow motion.
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Absorption / Damping Action
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Compression
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Shock absorption or dampening occurs in the compression direction.
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Extension
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Shock absorption or dampening occurs in the extension direction.
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Absorber Stroke
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The absorber stroke or spring stroke is the difference between the fully-extended and fully-compressed positions.
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Compressed Length
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The compressed length is the minimum length of the shock (compressed position).
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Extended Length
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The extended length is the maximum length of the shock (extended position).
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Maximum Force (P1)
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The maximum force is sometimes referred to as the P1 force.
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Energy per Cycle
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The total energy per cycle indicates the energy capacity or how much energy is absorbed by the shock absorber during one cycle. Energy capacity and reaction or stopping force are used to size shock absorbers, dashpots, and springs. Compared to dashpots, shock absorbers can absorb considerably more energy with shorter stopping times or higher cycle times.
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Maximum Cycles per Minute
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Maximum cycles per minute is the rated frequency of the compression / extension cycles.
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Cylinder Diameter or Maximum Width
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The desired diameter of the housing cylinder.
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Rod Diameter
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The desired diameter of the extending rod.
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Mounting
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Ball and Socket
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The spherical bearing has a bore that allows for multi-axis rotation.
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Rod End
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The ball and socket (spherical bearing) has an integral stud.
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Clevis
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A clevis pin or mating fork is used for mounting.
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Eyelet
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Round holes at the ends of the absorber are used for mounting.
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Tapered End
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The cylinder side has a tapered end for a snug fit into a mounting hole.
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Threaded
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The ends or the body has standard threads for mounting or accessory attachment.
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Bumper / Rod End Unattached
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The rod is not attached to the load. Rather, it has a bumper on its end to engage the moving load.
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Other
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Other unlisted, proprietary, or specialized mounting styles.
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Body Material
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Aluminum
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Aluminum is a bluish, silver-white, malleable, ductile, light trivalent metallic element with good electrical and thermal conductivity, high reflectivity, and resistance to oxidation.
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Stainless Steel
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Stainless steel is chemical resistant, corrosion resistant, and can have relatively high pressure ratings.
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Steel
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Steel is a commercial iron that contains carbon in any amount up to about 1.7 percent as an essential alloying constituent. It is malleable under suitable conditions and is distinguished from cast iron by its malleability and lower carbon content.
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Thermoplastic
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Thermoplastics can be repeatedly softened by heat and then hardened, or set by cooling, which allows parts to be injection-molded or thermoformed and scrap to be reprocessed.
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Other
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Other, unlisted, or specialty materials.
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Rod Treatment
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Chrome
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The rod is chrome-plated to provide corrosion resistance and increase surface hardness.
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Nitride
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The road is coated with a nitride. The nitriding process introduces nitrogen to the rod's surface and provides case-hardening. Rods that are treated with a black nitride will be black in color.
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Other
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Other, unlisted, or specialty rod treatments.
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Features
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Adjustable
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The user can fine-tune the desired damping, either continuously or at discrete settings.
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Self Compensating
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Self-compensating shock absorbers have specially designed orifice profiles that allow for changing loads and conditions. Manual adjustment is not required.
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Reducible
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With this adjustment style for gas shocks, the gas is let out to permanently reduce force capacity.
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Locking
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The position can be locked at the ends or in the middle of the stroke.
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Valve
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For fluid absorbers, a valve or port is used to increase or decrease fluid volume or pressure.
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Operating Temperature
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The full required range of ambient operating temperature.
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