PR-T021 Product Description
Rotary viscous cooker damper for electric kettles, appliance cover soft closing hinge
Product category：
Continuous Rotation Angle Damper
Product Name：
Best quality oil rotary viscous cooker damper for kitchen appliance car interior hinges
Product Model:
PR-T021
Price Range: $0.28-$0.55
quality warranty (RoHS& REACH certification):
IATF16949 and ISO9001 certified
Products Advantages-1
Import the damping oil from Japan(Brand name: Shinetsu), make sure damping performance to be stable and long lifetime.
Products Advantages-2
Our dampers lifecycles can reach 50,000 times(some models 30,000 times).
Products Advantages-3
100% torque inspection before shippment，Free samples available(delivery fee chargeable).
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Product Details
| Model No. | PR-T021 |
| Torque Range | 50-350 GF.CM |
| Operation Angle | 0-360 ° |
| Minimum Working Angle | N/A |
| Use Temperature | -5°~50°C |
| Body Material | PC |
| Rotor Axis Material | POM |
| Use Oil | Silicone oil |
| Lifted Open Force | N/A |
| Life cycle | 50000 time |
Products Advantages
1. Import the damping oil from Japan(Brand name: Shinetsu), make sure damping performance to be stable and long lifetime.
2. Our dampers lifecycles can reach 50,000 times(some models 30,000 times).
3. 100% torque inspection before shippment.
4. Free samples available(delivery fee chargeable).
Torque value is proportional to rotation speed.
Torque value is inversely proportional to room temperature.
application example
Coffee maker
When you enjoy making a coffee, you may be disturbed by the slump of the upper cover. Peir little barrel damper will release you from such concern by keeping the light cover move under control. The hydraulic viscous oil inside slows the speed and increasse a touch of luxury feeling in your use of coffee maker.
EV charger
The charging poles spreads gradually to sustain the promotion of eletric vehices, the entrance covers protect them from rain and sun to ensure the life cycle. How to keep the covers at the home position always when at rest? We owe it to the small rotational viscous dampers.