What is a damper? What are the main functions of being in a wardrobe?

Damping refers to a quantification in a vibration system, mainly a process response in which the vibration amplitude gradually decreases during the vibration process due to external or vibration system itself reasons. A damper is a device that can reduce mechanical vibration and noise. It converts mechanical energy into thermal energy or other forms of energy through internal friction, mass, and spring changes, thereby reducing the vibration and noise of mechanical structures.

The function of the wardrobe damper is as follows:

The buffering, shock absorption, and anti rebound effects of the damper can improve the closing effect of the cabinet door and extend the service life of the cabinet.

Effectively achieve bulletproof effect and prevent various organisms from entering the interior.

When the cabinet door touches the wardrobe damper, it will slowly lean against the side panel, effectively preventing the cabinet door from rebounding and not closing tightly.

It can prevent us from using excessive force when closing the cabinet door, which can cause damage to the wardrobe.