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A. The buffer measures 10 mm diameter by 10 mm height (D x H: 10 x 10 mm) with an M5 x 12 mm male stud.
A. The 1010MCB12-70 is rated to a maximum load of 6.7 kg with a deflection of 2.25 mm, making it the firmest and least compliant option in this dimensional size.
A. At 70 Shore A, this is the firm end of the hardness range. Harder grades carry higher loads with less movement, making them suitable for shock and impact applications and installations where the component must be held securely rather than allowed to deflect freely.
A. This buffer is suited to industrial machinery, construction equipment, commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment, and elevators, as well as primary and secondary suspension of industrial vehicles. Industries served include construction and off-highway, agriculture, power generation, marine, railway and mass transit, automotive, and military and defence.
A. It uses rubber-to-metal bonded construction. Buffers of this type work by absorbing and dissipating energy on contact, reducing transmitted impact force and protecting surrounding structures from cumulative damage.
A. Yes. This same 10 x 10 mm geometry is available in 45 Shore A (1010MCB12-45) and 60 Shore A (1010MCB12-60). Larger conical buffer formats include 100100MCB31, 100120MCB31, 10095MCB31, 11877MCB41, 2015MCB10, and 2024MCB18. Custom sizes, stainless steel metalwork, and oil-resistant or high-temperature rubber compounds are also available on request.
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