Customized Height Industrial Airbags 1B5-510 Goodyear Single Convoluted Rubber Air Spring

Customized Height Industrial Airbags 1B5-510 Goodyear Single Convoluted Rubber Air Spring
 
Product Details
Type:Single Convoluted Air Suspension Airbag
Model Number:1B5510
Condition:Brand New
Material:Rubber + Steel
Warranty:12 Months
Delivery Time : About 2 - 8 working days after receiving your payment

Can Replace: Goodyear 1B5-510

Can Replace: Goodyear 1B 5-510

Can Replace: Goodyear 1B5510

Can Replace: Goodyear 1B5 510

Can Replace: Goodyear 579-913-501 (Bellow)

Can Replace: Goodyear 579 913 501 (Bellow)

Can Replace: Goodyear 579913501 (Bellow)
 
1B5510 Airbag Parameter

Air Fitting: 1/4" -18NPTF - On Center
End Plate Dia.: 3.35mm/85mm
Mounting Holes: (2) 3/8"UNC
Mtg. Hole Spacing: 44.5mm/1.75"
Max Height: 120mm/4.72"
Min Height: 45.7mm/1.8"
Max Dia.: 150mm/5.9"
Bumper: No

What is a Convoluted Air Spring

A convoluted air spring is a type of air spring (pneumatic suspension component) characterized by its ribbed, accordion-like structure, which allows for flexibility and controlled compression under load. These springs are commonly used in vehicle suspensions, industrial machinery, and vibration isolation systems.

Key Features of a Convoluted Air Spring

1. Design
- Made of reinforced rubber or elastomer with multiple convolutions** (folds or ridges).
- The convolutions expand and contract to absorb shocks and maintain ride height.

2. Function
- Provides adjustable stiffness based on air pressure.
- Improves ride comfort and load-bearing capacity in vehicles.
- Used in trucks, buses, trailers, and luxury cars with air suspension systems.

3. Advantages:
- Load-leveling capability (maintains consistent height regardless of load).
- Smoother ride compared to metal springs.
- Durability when properly maintained.

4. Disadvantages
- Susceptible to punctures or leaks if damaged.
- Requires an air compressor and control system (in automotive applications).

Comparison with Other Air Springs:
- Sleeve Air Springs: Cylindrical design, less load capacity but more compact.
- Rolling Lobe Air Springs: Single bulge design, often used in heavy-duty applications.
- Convoluted Air Springs: Multi-lobed for better flexibility and progressive spring rate.

Applications:
- Automotive: Air suspension in trucks, luxury cars, and buses.
- Industrial: Vibration isolation in machinery and manufacturing equipment.

Do Air Springs Increase Payload?

Air springs (also called air bags or air suspension systems) can help support payload capacity, but they don’t inherently increase a vehicle’s manufacturer-rated payload. Here’s how they work and their limitations:

How Air Springs Help with Payload:

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