air springs & compression springs
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Types of air springs & compression springs
- Air fitting: A tapped hole allowing for the spring to be fed from the air compressor
- Nut/bolt/mount: The method for attaching the air spring to the component. Some air springs incorporate a bolt and air fitting combination device.
- Bead plate: Crimped metal plate enclosing the spring and allowing attachment. This is typically forged steel, cast zinc alloy or cast aluminum.
- Bellows: The physical, multi-layer material withholding the compressed gas. Usually made of neoprene or rubber.
- Girdle: Only found in air springs of convoluted design, separating the bellows chambers.
Bumper: An optional layer of padding protecting the piston from damage if the air spring fails.
Piston: The component attached to the machinery requiring suspension, which is in turn supported by the enclosed air. The piston housing is typically attached with further hardware.
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