1. Product OverviewThe strut bump stop (also known as suspension jounce bumper) is a vital automotive suspension part for shock absorption and buffer protection. This polyurethane strut bump stop is professionally manufactured by Bonpora Parts and Components ...

What a Link and Ball Joint Assembly Does A link and ball joint assembly connects moving parts of a suspension system. Common examples are the stabilizer link and the suspension link. Ball joints are installed at the ends of control arms, tie rods and similar ...

What a Tie Rod Is and Where the Buying Specification Begins A tie rod, also named a steering linkage, track rod, drag link or steering tie rod end, connects the steering gear or the steering arm to the steering knuckle arm. It does two jobs. It transmits stee...

A control arm, also written as A-arm, A-frame, suspension arm, trailing arm or track control arm, is a guiding component of the suspension system. One end is connected to the subframe or the body through a bushing, and the other end is connected to the knuckl...

Building a Range That Sells as a System A stabilizer bar, also called a sway bar link assembly point or an anti-roll bar, is mounted on the subframe or the vehicle body, with its two ends connected to the left and right suspension lower control arms or shock ...

A bushing, also called a suspension bushing or control arm bushing, is installed at suspension control arms, stabilizer bar connection points, subframe to body attachment points and similar locations, positioned between two metal components. It provides an el...

Process equipment such as wrenches and tooling is used in production, assembly, maintenance, or inspection processes. It is not assembled onto the final product and is considered process equipment. Its duties fall into three groups: assisting in installing or...

A bracket installed on the equipment body, frame, or panel is used to secure, support, or suspend other components. It provides mounting interfaces for accessories such as pipelines, sensors and motors, enhances structural rigidity to resist vibration and imp...

Why Washers Are Harder to Buy Well Than They Look A washer or spacer is installed between two connecting components, typically at the mating surfaces of bolts, nuts or flanges. It adjusts assembly clearance and compensates dimensional chain tolerances, helps ...

Sourcing Sleeves Without Creating New Problems A sleeve, also supplied as a bushing or a tube, is installed inside a hole or on the exterior of a shaft type part. It appears in connection structures, in pipe and wire passageways through walls, and at the bush...