Black Air Spring For Bus 1SC310-16 CF Gomma Goodyear 8015 / 566-03-8015 Gas-Filled

Black Air Spring For Bus 1SC310-16 CF Gomma Goodyear 8015 / 566-03-8015 Gas-Filled
 

OEM Cross Number:

Contitech 715N / 715 N

Firestone W01-095-0087 / W01 095 0087 / W010950087

Firestone WO1-095-0087 / WO1 095 0087 / WO10950087

Goodyear 8015

Goodyear 566038015 / 566 03 8015 / 566-03-8015

Phoenix 1F25 / 1F 25

Taurus B144 / B 144

CF Gomma 1SC310-16 / 1SC 310-16

DC A3633280001 / A 363 328 00 01

Iveco 445.6111

IRIS/RVI I5.000.819.517

DAF 0659561 / 0 659 561

MAN 81.43601.0059

MAN 81.43601.0060

MAN 81.43601.0061

MAN 81.43601.0075

MAN 81.43601.0078

MAN 81.43601.0081

MAN 81.43601.0083

Bus Air Bellow

A bus air bellow, also known as an air spring or bellows, is a component of the suspension system in buses. It is used in place of traditional leaf springs and helps provide a smoother ride for passengers. The air bellow is made of reinforced rubber and is filled with air using an engine-driven compressor. The amount of air inside the bellow determines the ride height and spring rate, allowing the suspension system to maintain a consistent ride height regardless of the load .

Bus air bellows have several advantages over conventional suspension systems. They offer adjustability, allowing the ride height to be maintained regardless of the load. This adjustability also helps improve the overall comfort and stability of the bus. Additionally, bus air bellows are more durable and require less upkeep compared to earlier versions, thanks to advancements in bellow materials .

In articulated buses, which have a trailer connected through pivot joints, bus bellows are fitted over the outside portion of the joints to facilitate passage for people from one portion of the bus to the rear portion. These folding bellows are made with specially coated fabrics and help cover the majority of the pivot joints for articulation .

Overall, bus air bellows play a crucial role in providing a comfortable and stable ride for passengers in buses, especially in articulated buses where they enable smooth movement between sections of the bus.