The structure of shock-absorbing products mainly includes the following parts:
Shock absorber: The shock absorber is the core component of the shock-absorbing product, and its main function is to absorb and attenuate vibration. The shock absorber is usually composed of a piston rod, an oil storage cylinder, a valve, etc. When the vehicle is vibrated, the piston rod moves back and forth in the oil storage cylinder, and the flow of oil is controlled by the opening and closing of the valve, thereby converting the vibration into the flow of liquid to achieve the effect of shock absorption.
Spring: The spring is another common shock-absorbing element, which is usually used in conjunction with the shock absorber. When the vehicle is vibrated, the spring will expand and contract to offset the impact of the road surface and provide a comfortable riding experience.
Electromagnetic shock absorber: This shock absorber uses the principle of electromagnets to control the movement of the piston. When the vehicle is vibrated, the electromagnet generates a magnetic field, causing the piston to move inside the shock absorber, thereby achieving the effect of shock absorption.
Active air suspension system: This is a more advanced shock absorption system that can adjust the suspension height and hardness of the vehicle in real time during driving. Usually equipped on luxury cars or high-performance sports cars, it provides a more comfortable driving experience and better handling performance. Other parts: The shock absorber assembly also includes lower spring pads, dust boots, spring seats, bearings, top glue and nuts. These parts work together to ensure the normal operation and durability of the shock absorber.