Abstract: A floating piston valve includes an annular valve body having a fluid passing hole formed therein, a pair of upper and lower valve discs respectively mounted on upper and lower sides of the valve body to generate damping force, a pair of upper and lower tripod type leaf valve springs respectively mounted on upper and lower sides of the upper and lower valve discs, and a pair of upper and lower coupling supports coupled to the valve body respectively at upper and lower sides of the upper and lower tripod type leaf valve springs. Each of the coupling supports includes an annular support section and a coupling section at least partially formed on an outer edge of the annular support section and is fastened to the valve body through a portion of an outer edge of the valve body.

Abstract: An amplitude selective shock absorber includes a cylinder, a piston rod axially movable within the cylinder, a stationary piston valve fixedly mounted on the piston rod to divide a space of the cylinder into a rebound chamber and a compression chamber, a floating piston valve mounted on the piston rod to be movable in an axial direction in the rebound chamber, a stopper secured to the piston rod above the floating piston valve, and frustoconical leaf springs disposed between the floating piston valve and the stationary piston valve and between the floating piston valve and the stopper, respectively.

Abstract: Disclosed is an improved air suspension that prevents damage and/or failure of a component of an air spring, such as an air sleeve. The air suspension includes a damper including a cylinder and a piston rod slidably disposed in the cylinder, an air spring hermetically connected to an outside of the cylinder, an upper mount which secures the damper and the air spring to a vehicle frame, and a rotational sealing part disposed between the air piston and the cylinder and allowing relative rotation of the air spring and the cylinder while maintaining air-tightness between the air piston and the cylinder. The air suspension may prevent damage and/or failure of components of an air spring, such as an air sleeve, by undesired force or moment such as torsional rotational force applied to the air spring in the course of driving the vehicle.

Abstract: An amplitude selective shock absorber includes a cylinder, a piston rod axially movable within the cylinder, a stationary piston valve fixedly mounted on the piston rod to divide a space of the cylinder into a rebound chamber and a compression chamber, a floating piston valve mounted on the piston rod to be movable in an axial direction in the rebound chamber, a stopper secured to the piston rod above the floating piston valve, and frustoconical leaf springs disposed between the floating piston valve and the stationary piston valve and between the floating piston valve and the stopper, respectively.

Abstract: A floating piston valve includes an annular valve body having a fluid passing hole formed therein, a pair of upper and lower valve discs respectively mounted on upper and lower sides of the valve body to generate damping force, a pair of upper and lower tripod type leaf valve springs respectively mounted on upper and lower sides of the upper and lower valve discs, and a pair of upper and lower coupling supports coupled to the valve body respectively at upper and lower sides of the upper and lower tripod type leaf valve springs. Each of the coupling supports includes an annular support section and a coupling section at least partially formed on an outer edge of the annular support section and is fastened to the valve body through a portion of an outer edge of the valve body.