Strut bearing

Protection of the suspension system A bump stop is an important component that absorbs the maximum compression of the shock absorber. It prevents the damper from bottoming out under heavy loads, such as a truck driving over a speed bump or an agricultural machine on uneven terrain. This prevents damage to the shock absorber and the suspension points. Replacement during maintenance Over time, the bump stop material hardens due to exposure to dirt, moisture, and ozone, which reduces its damping effect. It is therefore wise to replace the bump stops when the shock absorbers are renewed. The febi parts are made according to original specifications, so that the spring travel limitation functions correctly again. Correct density and fit A bump stop that is too hard or too soft can negatively affect driving characteristics. The bump stops from febi have the right density and dimensions to absorb forces gradually. This provides predictable road behaviour and protects the chassis of heavy transport and agricultural vehicles from peak loads.