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A. The HRS9696 carries a nominal static load of 300 kg when used as a primary suspension spring. As a secondary assister spring it sustains a maximum continuous static load of 1,700 kg. In bump-stop or shock-absorber duty the spring manages peak loads up to 2,400 kg, with a maximum deflection of 50 mm at that load.
A. It can be used as a sole suspension spring, as a secondary assister spring running alongside an existing spring, or as a buffer and bump-stop shock absorber. This versatility makes it suitable for vehicle suspension systems, trailers, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and a range of industrial and off-highway applications.
A. A hollow rubber spring offers increased damping compared with a metal coil spring, which often removes the need for a separate damper in lighter or medium-duty installations. Its progressive stiffness means resistance increases as deflection grows, providing a proportional response to varying loads rather than a fixed spring rate.
A. The spring uses rubber-to-metal bonded construction, which integrates the rubber element and metal end fittings into a single maintenance-free unit with high fatigue life. No routine servicing is required during normal service life.
A. Related variants on this platform include HRS100130, HRS10069, HRS110133H, HRS505H, HRS530, HRS535, HRS540/1, and HRS90125. Stainless steel metalwork, oil-resistant rubber, high-temperature rubber compounds, and additional or custom sizes are also available on request.
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