80320033 Agricultural Rubber Damper Housing for Combine

• Type: Agricultural
• Usage: Agricultural Products Processing, Farmland Infrastructure, Tillage, Harvester, Planting and Fertilization, Grain Threshing, Cleaning and Drying
• Material: Iron
• Power Source: Electricity
• Weight: 0.23kg
• After-sales Service: Installation Guide 3-Year Warranty
• Model NO.: 80320033
• Warranty: 3 Years
• Transport Package: Wooden Case/Pallet/Plywood Case
• Specification: 0.23kg
• Trademark: EP
• Origin: Zhejiang, China
• HS Code: 8433901000
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS/Month

Product Description

Agricultural Rubber Damper Housing For Combine

Characteristic

Viscosity Torsional Vibration Dampers are widely used in the farming industry. This article explains their location, functions,and costs. The following is a comparison chart of some common types of dampers. It may be useful to consult a professional before purchasing one. If you are not sure what type of damper to buy, consider these three tips:
Viscosity torsional vibration damper
A viscous damper is a device that contains a high-energy tube-like inertia mass. It is applied to the removal of destructive
torsional vibration from power-transmitting shaft assemblies. A viscous fluid between the moving surfaces is sheared, resulting in frictional heat that transfers across the moving surfaces to the ambient surroundings. The inertial mass and housing are arranged to provide high shear rates. The high-shear rate allows energy to be dissipated in a compact volume.
A viscous torsional vibration damper incorporates a roll-spun housing to reduce costs while providing several advantages. The roll-spinning of the housing also maintains the integrity of the hermetic seal. It can be used in many types of combine
applications, including combines. This technology is not new and has been proven to be effective in reducing vibrations in a wide variety of applications.
Location
The locations of rubber damper housing on a combine are governed by a few different factors. These factors can greatly affect the durability of your combine. A good damper is light and will reduce the weight of your combine. A good damper also has a central location, which will minimize the weight of the attached device. There are several different options for attaching this damper to your combine. These options can include threads, a threaded rod, and a sealing element.
The damper will include a housing made of two bowl-shaped sections, the first portion being the front part and the second section the rear part. The first part has a connecting hole to external equipment, and the second is extended upward with a reduced diameter section. The lower section will have a rubber soundproof friction pad on one outer side, and a nut fixed to the other.The location of rubber damper housing on a combine will depend on the size of your combine and the type of rubber it has.
Functions
The main function of the Rubber Damper Housing For Combine is to supply the hydraulic system with a constant flow of fluid. It is controlled by a damper valve and rotates on nylon bearings. The damper is also equipped with a solenoid valve 062125, which can provide 0% to 50% outdoor air. If the damper is not opened, smoke will enter the interior of the combine, resulting in the risk of a house fire.
As a result of its dual functions, the Rubber Damper Housing For Combine provides enhanced shock absorption. In one embodiment,the damper 40 is located between the shift cable 3 and the transmission shaft. The damper is slidably coupled to the shift cable 3, which passes through the housing. The damper is disposed in the bottleneck section 13 of the combine, which is configured to reduce noise and vibration. It is movable along the shift cable.
Cost
When you are replacing the rubber damper in your combine, you need to know what to expect. A rubber damper is better than a mass damper for several reasons. It reduces noise, vibrations, and the force needed to operate the shift lever. It also retains its function even after the housing wears out from frictional wear. This article aims to give you a brief description of the different types of rubber dampers available for combine harvesters.

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