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A. The HRS10069 has a nominal static load of 120 kg when used as a sole suspension spring. Its maximum continuous static load as an assister spring is 600 kg, and its maximum bump and shock load capacity is 850 kg.
A. The HRS10069 achieves a deflection of 58 mm at maximum load, providing progressive travel suitable for absorbing shock energy in suspension and bump-stop applications.
A. This component can be used as a sole suspension spring, as a secondary assister spring working alongside a primary suspension element, or as a buffer and bump-stop shock absorber in appropriate installations.
A. Unlike a metal coil spring, a hollow rubber spring has progressive stiffness — resistance increases as deflection grows rather than remaining linear. It also provides increased damping and is maintenance free, with no requirement for lubrication or periodic inspection.
A. Applicable sectors include automotive and commercial vehicle suspension, agricultural equipment, trailers, construction and off-highway machinery, marine, power generation, and railway and mass transit. Its compact Ø63 mm diameter and 120 kg nominal rating are well matched to lighter and more sensitive installations within these fields.
A. Yes — stainless steel metalwork and oil-resistant or high-temperature rubber compounds are available on request, along with additional and custom sizes beyond the standard range.
A. The range includes HRS90125, HRS9696, HRS505H, HRS530, HRS535, HRS540/1, HRS100130, and HRS110133H, covering progressively higher load ratings up to approximately 10,600 kg across the family.
A. WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with photos of the item and packaging, and we will resolve the issue in line with our returns policy.
A. Yes — WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with any questions about specifications, suitability, or compatibility.
A. Yes — WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with any questions about specifications, suitability, or compatibility.
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