Non-Adjustable Micro-Bore Shock Absorber

Enidine non-adjustable micro-bore hydraulic shock absorbers can accommodate various energy situations in a small package deal measurement. This family of tamperproof industrial shock absorbers gives consistent performance, cycle after cycle. Non-adjustable models are designed to absorb maximum power while saving you area and offering you the very best degree of safety for your gear.

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Advantages:

• Improves dealing with by reducing roll, sway and dive

• Reduces aeration providing a greater vary of control over a wider number of street conditions as in comparison with non-fuel models

• Diminished fade — shocks can lose damping capability as they heat up throughout use. Gas charged shocks may minimize this loss of performance, referred to as fade

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