The OH-175E buffer serves not only to safeguard passenger safety but also, to a certain extent, to protect the elevator equipment itself. When the buffer is activated-such as during an accident-the impact force exerted on the elevator car is significantly mitigated. This reduces the extent of potential damage to the elevator machinery, extends the service life of various components, and minimizes the costs and maintenance workload associated with the frequent replacement of parts.
During normal elevator operation, minor vibrations and shocks are a common occurrence. The OH-175E buffer is capable of effectively absorbing these impacts, thereby helping to maintain the overall stability of the elevator system. By absorbing these shocks, the buffer mitigates potential damage to elevator components that could otherwise result from prolonged vibration, ensuring that the system operates with greater stability and reliability while providing passengers with a safe and comfortable riding experience.
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Parameters |
OH-80E |
OH-175E |
OH-210E |
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Base Dimensions (B × A) |
120*120 |
120*120 |
120*120 |
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Mounting Dimensions (b × a) |
90*90 |
90*90 |
90*90 |
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Parameters |
unit |
OH-80E |
OH-175E |
OH-210E |
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Rated Speed |
m/s |
≤1.0 |
≤1.6 |
≤1.75 |
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Cushioning Mass Range |
Kg |
600-3600 |
600-3600 |
600-3600 |
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Compression Stroke (S) |
mm |
80 |
175 |
210 |
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Free Height (H) |
mm |
282 |
510 |
592 |
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HL-46 Oil Volume |
L |
0.25 |
0.53 |
0.65 |
