The buffering effect of CJAC’s shock absorber

Compared with other absorber items such as springs, PU rubbers, cylinder buffers, dampers, etc., the resistance required to stop the same moving object may vary depending on the buffer items. However, only CJAC's industrial shock absorber can smoothly and quietly stop moving objects with minimal force. Through a specially designed oil hole system, CJAC's industrial shock absorber provides a nearly constant resistance throughout the absorbing. This force is called linear deceleration. All the kinetic energy of the moving object is converted into heat and is dissipated into the surrounding environment. Springs, PU rubbers, cylinder cushions, or other rubber-like materials consume only a small portion of the kinetic energy, while most of the energy is stored in the form of elastic potential energy, so at the end, it is inevitable that it produces very large resistance and rebound. Others, such as dampers, have a large impact force at the beginning of the buffer due to the lack of a well-designed oil hole system.