Parabolic Spring Harare, Zimbabwe

Our parabolic springs have a unique curved shape that evenly spreads stress along the spring. They have fewer, tapered leaves that flex smoothly, reducing weight and friction. This design improves ride quality and reduces the weight of your vehicle's axles.

List of vehicles that often use parabolic springs

Trucks (heavy-duty and semi-trailer)
Buses (city and coach)
Motorhomes
Caravans
Trailers (heavy-duty and commercial)
Agricultural vehicles (tractors, harvesters)
Construction vehicles (cranes, excavators)
Military vehicles (tactical trucks, armored vehicles)
Off-road vehicles (4x4 trucks, SUVs)
Classic cars (some models, especially those with heavy loads or towing requirements)

Parabolic springs are commonly used in heavy-duty vehicles that require superior load-carrying capacity and stability. Examples of such vehicles include the Ford F-250/F-350 Super Duty, Chevrolet Silverado 2500/3500, and Ram 2500/3500 pickup trucks, which rely on parabolic springs to handle heavy payloads and towing demands.

Similarly, European commercial vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz Actros, Volvo FH, Scania R-Series, and MAN TGX also utilize parabolic springs to ensure a smooth ride and optimal weight distribution, making them ideal for long-haul trucking and heavy construction applications.