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News Release from: Ondrives/Rino Industries | Subject: Ondrives shock absorbers
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 04 July 2007
Shock absorbers provide linear
deceleration
Self-compensating shock absorbers have an operating temperature range of between -10C and +70C.
Ondrives' range of shock absorbers includes both self-compensating and adjustable shock absorbers along with accessories such as stop collars and universal mounts They also provide linear deceleration
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 18 May 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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It is easy for customers to calculate around 90% of applications knowing only the mass to be decelerated, the impact velocity at th eshock absorber, the propelling force and the cycles per hour Self-compensating shock absorbers have an operating temperature range of between -10C and +70C and they are provided with a steel body with a black oxide finish and either a stainless steel or chrome plated piston rod as standard.
The adjustment knob is locked with a lock screw which must be slackened with a 1.5mm Allen key before carrying out adjustment.
After installing the shock absorber, the user cycles the machine a few times and alters the adjustment so that optimum deceleration is achieved..
These units are self-contained and may be installed in any mounting position.
An integral mechanical stop is built into the front end of the units and an optional stop collar can be installed with this device if desired.
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