Rubber Damper

The rubber damper is a device used to absorb vibrations and shocks in machinery and equipment. It is typically made of flexible rubber or elastomer material that can deform under stress, effectively dissipating energy.

Rubber dampers are commonly used in various applications, including:

• Vehicles: To reduce noise and vibration transmitted to the passengers and chassis.
• Industrial machinery: To isolate equipment from vibrations caused by operation, protecting both the machine and its surroundings.
• Construction equipment: To dampen vibrations during operation, improving operator comfort and reducing damage to structures.