Elevator buffers are classified into two main types: energy storage buffers and energy-consuming buffers. Energy storage buffers include spring buffers and rubber or polyurethane buffers, while energy-consuming buffers encompass hydraulic buffers, ZL composite buffers, and elastic damping buffers. Predominantly, elevator buffers are divided into hydraulic, spring, and polyurethane categories. Hydraulic buffers are extensively utilized to meet diverse speed and load requirements, whereas spring and polyurethane buffers are ideal for low-speed elevators.
At Huning, we specialize exclusively in the production of Hydraulic Buffers.
Product Name: Elevator Hydraulic Buffer Unit with Premium Quality Hydraulic Buffer, Oil Buffer
Keywords: Buffer, Hydraulic Buffer, Oil Buffer, Elevator
Category: Parts for Elevator & Funicular Car
Description: Elevate your elevator's performance with our unparalleled Elevator Hydraulic Buffer Unit with Premium Quality. Meticulously engineered for smooth, safe, and seamless operations, this essential component guarantees a supremely comfortable ride for every passenger. Constructed from the finest materials, our hydraulic buffer offers unmatched durability and reliability. Whether you need top-tier elevator parts or specific components, our oil buffer is the ultimate solution for your lift system's needs. Experience jerk-free, shock-free movements with our sophisticated hydraulic buffer. Invest in the pinnacle of elevator technology with our premium oil buffer. Simplify your elevator maintenance and exponentially enhance your lift system today with our superior quality buffer!
1. This series of buffers boasts 2 invention patents, signifying our commitment to innovation;2. Engineered to endure full load impact tests continuously, ensuring robust performance;
3. No requirement for on-site oil injection, eliminating the risk of secondary pollution;
4. Environmentally friendly with no oil ejection during operation;
5. Certified with CE and GB standards, affirming our adherence to global quality benchmarks.