Rubber Bushes - Rubber Cylinder Bonded To Rigid Metal Layers | Torsional Movement, Axial And Radial Load, Vibration Isolation, Maximum Durability

The Rubber Bushes consist of a rubber cylinder bonded on their outer and there are inner surfaces to rigid metal layers. Bushes are widely used as engineering components and designed to take up torsional movement, axial and radial load and conical deflection. There are various shapes of bushes which are available as standard items in the market while special requirements or sizes can be made to order.

Features:

a c These bushes are usually designed to accommodate torsional movements and axial and radial loads
a c The rubber is prestressed to give the maximum durability and dynamic strength
a c The full movement is taken up by the bonded rubber
a c Lubrication or other bearing maintenance are usually not required
a c The rubber bush has excellent sound and vibration isolation characteristics
a c Using these bushes improve friction, wear and noise, and isolate high frequency vibrations.