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1. Shock Isolation: Air springs are commonly used to isolate impact forces. In sawmills, air springs are frequently used to absorb the impact of falling logs and to lift logs onto conveyor belts. Because air springs possess both the properties of a spring and rubber, they are best suited for such applications. Without such shock-absorbing devices, equipment and surrounding structures would prematurely fatigue and fail due to the frequent impacts from falling logs.
2. Protective Covers and Flexible Connectors: Air spring bladders with flanged structures can be used as protective covers or flexible connectors. Due to their flexible structure and ability to allow eccentric and torsional movements, air springs are the best solution for protective covers and flexible connectors. An internal sleeve is required to protect the inner surface of the air spring from the influence of flowing materials.
3. Vacuum Pumps: A certain degree of vacuum can be established by driving air springs. Air springs can withstand small vacuum levels without damaging the bladder. The maximum permissible vacuum level depends on the bladder size, height, and whether it is double-layered or four-layered. Generally, it is best to use only single-turn curved surface air springs in this type of application.