Single Convoluted Industrial Air Springs Rubber Weforma WBE 310-E3 WBE310-E3 For Patient Lifts

Weforma WBE 310-E3 WBE310-E3 Single Convoluted Industrial Air Springs Rubber For Patient Lifts

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Weforma WBE 310-E3

Weforma WBE 310 E3

Weforma WBE310-E3

Weforma WBE310 E3

Weforma WBE310E3

Specifications and Detailed Technical Parameters

Single Convolution

Air fitting: 1/4NPT

Without rubber bumper

Without gidle hoop

Industial air springs

8708809000 HS code

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Industrial air springs can be used in patient lifts

Air springs are commonly used in patient lifts to provide an adjustable lifting force, as well as cushioning and stability during transfer operations. The air springs are typically integrated into the lift mechanism and can be inflated or deflated to adjust the amount of lifting force required for a particular patient's weight and condition.

One of the main advantages of air spring patient lifts is that they can provide a smooth and controlled lifting action, which can help prevent injury to both the patient and the caregiver. They also typically require less physical effort from the caregiver, which can help reduce the risk of fatigue or strain injuries.

However, as with any medical device, it is important to use air spring patient lifts according to the manufacturer's instructions, and to follow proper safety protocols when operating the equipment. Patient lifts should only be used by trained caregivers, and patients should not attempt to use or operate the lifts themselves.

It is also important to regularly inspect and maintain air spring patient lifts to ensure they are in proper working condition and to prevent any potential safety issues. This may include checking the air pressure in the springs and making sure all components are securely attached and functioning properly.

Air spring compoents

Air springs are load-carrying components used in air suspension systems on machines, automobiles, and buses. The basic components of an air spring include the bellows, mounting hardware, and air fitting. The bellows is the heart of an air spring and is made of rubber and fabric layers, with a crimped end design to keep the layers in place. The mounting hardware is used to attach the air spring to the suspension system or component, with nut/bolt/mount design options. The air fitting is a tapped hole that allows the spring to be fed from the compressor. Air springs are available in a variety of types including single, double, and triple convolution types. The use of air springs provides advantages such as a smoother ride, reduced wear and tear on suspension components, and improved handling.

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