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A. Used as a primary suspension spring, the HRS540/1 carries a nominal static load of 500 kg.
A. Yes — when configured as a secondary assister spring, the HRS540/1 supports a maximum continuous static load of 2,300 kg.
A. The HRS540/1 is rated to a maximum bump and shock load of 3,400 kg, making it suitable for heavy-duty buffer and bump-stop duties.
A. Deflection at maximum load is 75 mm.
A. The spring is used in vehicle suspension systems, commercial and off-road vehicles, trailers, construction equipment, and heavy agricultural machinery. It also serves power generation, marine, railway, and industrial applications where shock damping and high-load performance are required.
A. Progressive stiffness means resistance increases as the spring deflects. Under impact or overload, the spring becomes progressively stiffer rather than bottoming out abruptly, which protects surrounding structures and improves operator comfort.
A. Yes — stainless steel metalwork and oil-resistant or high-temperature rubber compounds are available on request, as are additional custom sizes.
A. Yes — the range includes HRS100130, HRS10069, HRS110133H, HRS505H, HRS530, HRS535, HRS90125, and HRS9696, each with different load and deflection ratings to suit different applications.
A. In-stock orders placed before 14:30 Monday to Friday are usually dispatched the same day.
A. In-stock orders placed before 14:30 Monday to Friday are usually dispatched the same day.
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