PN.1533-43016-0 Rubber Buffer 0902

Product Introduction:

The rubber buffer in the chassis system of a road roller is a key part. It can absorb the vibrations and impacts generated when the machine is working. On one hand, it can reduce the transmission of vibrations to the operator's cab, making the operator less tired and more comfortable when sitting. On the other hand, it can protect the metal parts on the chassis, such as brackets and bolts, preventing them from loosening and wearing due to frequent vibrations and reducing maintenance troubles. At the same time, it can keep the chassis stable and make the pressure of the rolling wheels on the ground more even, so that the road surface can be rolled flat and up to standard. In addition, it can reduce working noise while absorbing vibrations, so the interference with the surrounding environment will also be less.

About other spare parts used on road roller?

Such as rubber buffer CC522/6200,0102,0103(4700450122/801187/5900696),0105,0201(06129902/01),0202-3,

0303(06119392),0701(1542-43001-0),0902(1533-43016/18-0),1501(1487116),1503(1524771),0502(06180100),

1504(1161504/602150490),0101-2,0104,0106,0107,0108,0109,0110,0111,0112(4700358172),0113,0114,0115,

0116,0117,0118,0119,0204-1,0205,0205-1,0206,0206-1,0207,0208,0209(DD15/DD16),0210(DD25/DD16),

0301,0302(06118705/450104),0304(06118714),0304-1,0305(06128512),0308,0310.

In rubber buffer, what other components can reduce the noise of the roller?

Besides rubber buffers, there are many other noise-reducing parts on road rollers, and they work for different sources of noise: Exhaust silencers are designed to deal with the harsh noise when the engine releases exhaust gas, and they can greatly reduce the noise caused by exhaust gas. The engine is covered with a sound insulation cover, and with soundproof cotton stuck inside the cover, they can block the noise from the engine’s operation and prevent it from spreading outside. Sound insulation covers or damping structures for the transmission system can reduce the noise when parts like gears and drive shafts are rubbing and meshing. Rubber buffer strips installed on rolling wheels, or the special soft tires used on rubber-tired road rollers, can ease the impact noise when the wheels roll on the ground. The double-layer soundproof glass of the operator cab and the sealing strips on its edges can block outside noise, so operators don’t feel noisy inside. Besides, there are low-noise fans—when they spin to cool down the engine, they won’t make too much noise either. All these parts start from different aspects and help road rollers become quieter together.

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