Material of Shock Absorbers

Metal component materials: The metal components in air suspension shock absorbers, such as suspension brackets, air valves, piston rods, etc., are generally made of high-strength alloy steel or aluminum alloy. Alloy steel has high strength and toughness, capable of withstanding significant stress and impact force, ensuring the reliable operation of the suspension system under complex road conditions. Aluminum alloy material has the advantages of light weight and corrosion resistance, which can effectively reduce the unsprung mass of the vehicle, improve the response speed of the suspension system and the handling performance of the vehicle.
Other materials: Some air suspension shock absorbers also use components made of plastic or composite materials, such as air ducts and connecting joints. These materials have excellent insulation, corrosion resistance and a low coefficient of friction, which helps to enhance the performance and reliability of the entire system, while also reducing costs and weight.

Main Functions and Advantages

Intelligent height adjustment: Automatically raise or lower the vehicle body based on road conditions, vehicle speed and load, enhancing passability and stability.

Optimize driving and riding experience: Absorb road vibrations and impacts, significantly reduce jolts, and enhance ride comfort.

Enhance handling performance: Reduce roll when cornering and nose-nod during braking, and maintain a stable vehicle posture.

Reduce noise and wear: The flexible air medium effectively reduces vibration transmission and extends the service life of the chassis and suspension system.

Intelligent matching driving mode: It can be linked with the vehicle's driving system (such as comfort/sport/off-road mode) to achieve synchronous adjustment of suspension firmness and height.

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