4ENERTROLS CATALOG GL05<strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> – Where are They Used? 3Introduction to Hydraulic <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 5Enertrols – An Overview 6-9<strong>Standard</strong> Enertrols <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 10-11<strong>Standard</strong> Enertrols <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> for Special Applications 12-13Accessories & Special <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 14-15Selecting the Correct TYPE <strong>Shock</strong> Absorber 16Selecting the Correct MODEL <strong>Shock</strong> Absorber 17Selecting the Correct SIZE <strong>Shock</strong> Absorber 18-23Energy Capacity Ratings – for All <strong>Standard</strong> Models 24-26Drawings, Dimensions & How-to-Order - Series 9M, 10E, 10M, 25&75Sub-Miniature Non-Adjustable Full Threaded-Body <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 27Drawings & Dimensions – Series 150, 225, 450, 600, 1 /2 x 1 & 1 /2 x 2Miniature Non-Adjustable Full Threaded-Body <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 28Drawings & Dimensions – Series 30, 35, 1 /4, 3 /8 and 1 /2 BoreMiniature Adjustable Full Threaded-Body <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 29Accessories for Sub-Miniature & Miniature Adjustable & Non-AdjustableFull Threaded-Body <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 30How-to-Order Miniature Full Threaded-Body <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 31Drawings & Dimensions – Mid-Size Non-AdjustableThreaded-Body Series <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 32How-to-Order Mid-Size Non-Adjustable Threaded-Body <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 33Drawings & Dimensions – 1 /2, 3 /4 & 1 1 /8 BoreGold-Line Primary Mount <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 34How-to-Order Gold Line Primary Mount <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 35Drawings & Dimensions – Mounting Stop Collars, Positive Stop Collars,Retention Kits, Mounting Plates & Brackets, Typical Installations 36-39Drawings & Dimensions – 3 /4, 1 1 /8, 1 1 /2, 2, 2 1 /4 & 3 BoreGold Line Fixed Flange <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 40-41Drawings & Dimensions – 4 Bore Primary Mount and Lug Mount <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 42How-to-Order Gold Line Fixed Flange <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 43Drawings & Dimensions – 3 /4, 1 1 /8, 1 1 /2, & 2 1 /4 BoreSILVERLINE Low-Velocity <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 44How-to-Order SILVERLINE Low-Velocity <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 45Drawings & Dimensions – 19 & 28mm Bore MountingHigh Precision Metric (HPM) Fixed Flange <strong>Shock</strong> <strong>Absorbers</strong> 46Drawings and Dimensions - Air/Oil Tanks 47Installation Information & Tips 37, 48-49Construction & Parts Descriptions 50Computer Sizing Software, CAD Drawings & Website (www.enertrols.<strong>com</strong>) 51Enertrols • 38284 Abruzzi Dr., Westland, MI 48185 • Tel: 734.595.4500 • Fax: 734.595.6410 • www.enertrols.<strong>com</strong>Copyright Enertrols. 2005
INDUSTRIAL HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERSThe MostEffective Wayto STOP aMoving Object!By eliminating the damage-causing impact forces created by moving loads and objectsthrough controlled linear deceleration, Enertrols shock absorbers let you:■ Increase operating speeds■ Increase operating loads■ Increase system performance■ Increase reliability■ Reduce stress in equipment■ Reduce design & fabrication costs■ Reduce noise levels■ INCREASE PROFITS!For years, industry was faced with the problem ofstopping moving objects used in manufacturing withoutdestroying them, or the stopping device. Everythingthat moves possesses kinetic energy that must be dissipated to stop movement. The heavier the object, and/or thefaster it moves, the higher the kinetic energy be<strong>com</strong>es. Impact forces due to stopping be<strong>com</strong>e extremely high anddamaging unless properly controlled.As today’s sophisticated automated machines evolved they have demanded higher operating speeds and shorterstopping times, greatly multiplying the build-up of kinetic energy and the problem of controlling it.Some <strong>com</strong>monly used stopping devices such as springs, rubber bumpers and dashpots, add to shock loading ratherthan reducing it. They do not dissipate energy at a uniform rate. The moving object is subjected to high shock loadingat either the end, or the beginning, of the deceleration stroke.When stopping a moving weight or load, hydraulic shock absorbers convert kinetic energy to thermal energy (heat).The optimum operating condition occurs when this energy is dissipated at a nearly constant rate as the load isdecelerated to zero velocity in the least distance in the least amount of time with no abrupt force peaks throughoutthe stroke. We call it controlled linear deceleration.By installing Enertrols industrial hydraulic shock absorbers, you can reduce damaging impact forces significantlyenough to permit higher speeds and production rates, thereby increasing your profits. Of all existing decelerationmethods, Enertrols shock absorbers are quite simply the best and most cost-effective means to stop a moving object.5