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snubber

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snubber [′snəb·ər]
(mechanical engineering)
A mechanical device consisting essentially of a drum, spring, and friction band, connected between axle and frame, in order to slow the recoil of the spring and reduce jolting.

snubber
snubber, 1
1. A component of a vibration isolator that limits the displacement of the isolator in either the vertical or horizontal direction.
2. On a very large expulsion-type fuse, a silencer that reduces the loud noise produced in clearing heavy electrical faults.


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