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Bead Ring Style Overview
Enidine's large, Bead-Ring Style Air springs are highly durable, precisely engineered and cost effective for use in a wide variety of actuation and vibration isolation applications. With time-tested designs, fabric-reinforced natural rubber flex member construction and corrosion-protected bead-ring mounting hardware, Enidine Air Industrial springs provide superior quality and performance.
As an actuator, Enidine Air Springs provide linear or angular motion. These Air Springs offer a favorable stroke-to-compressed-height ratio when compared to air cylinders, and can accept a wide variety of actuation media such as air, water, nitrogen or anti-freeze.
As an isolator, Enidine Air Springs are effective in reducing the harmful effects of vibration. They can simultaneously isolate vibration and regulate load height, as well as allow for consistent vibration isolation under varying loads.
Enidine offers a variety of Air Spring types in addition to the large, Bead-Ring Style to meet your actuation or isolation needs. The Single, Double and Triple Convolute Bellows, Rolling Lobe and Sleeve Types are available in a wide range of sizes, with various end retainer mounting styles for your installation. Contact Enidine for further information regarding these Air Spring products.
Temperature Range Guidelines
Enidine Bead-Ring Style Air Springs are constructed of natural rubber. The standard operating temperature is from -40°F (-40°C) to 125°F (50°C). The maximum permissible operating temperature is 160°F (70°C), although when operating at this temperature, the air spring may have a reduced service life.
Storage
Enidine Air Springs should be stored in dark, dry conditions at normal room temperature.
Chemical Resistance
Enidine Air Springs are resistant to:
• Compressed air containing oil
• Chemically non-aggressive dust and contaminant's
• Alkaline and acidic cleaning agents
• Glycol-based hydraulic fluids
• The effects of weathering
Installation Guidelines
Warning:
• Before installing, check the Air Spring carefully for any damage it may have suffered from transport or improper storage.
• Do not inflate the Air Spring until it has been secured properly.
• The maximum operating air pressure is 120 psi (8 bar).
• Upper and lower bead rings are attached by bolting each to the customer's own mounting plate. Bead-Ring Air Springs are provided with 3/8 - 24 UNF X 17/8 long bolts. Recommended torque is 28-32 FT-LBS.
• Customer will need to fabricate their own mounting plates. Plates must be flat with a minimum surface finish of 32 Ra (micro inches).
• Fully deflate the Air Spring before removing
• Provide stroke limitations to prevent the Air Spring from exceeding the maximum allowable stroke height and minimum compressed height.
• Never use the Air Spring in torsion.
Note: Products contained in this publication are
manufactured for Enidine Incorporated by ContiTech,
a division of Continental AG.
The contents of this publication are the result of many
years of research and experience gained in application technology. All information is given in good faith;
it does not represent a guarantee with respect to
characteristics and does not exempt the user from testing the suitability of products, including checking with
respect to industrial property rights of any third parties. No liability whatsoever will be accepted for damage,
regardless of its nature and its legal basis, arising from advice given in this publication. Products are subject to technical changes as a result of new developments.
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