What are used to absorb torsion vibrations (twisting and turning)?

Vibration dampeners are specifically designed to absorb torsion vibrations, which involve the twisting and turning motions that can occur in rotating machinery or components. These dampeners work by dissipating energy and reducing the amplitude of vibrations, thereby protecting other machinery parts and improving overall system stability.

Vibration dampeners are often used in applications where torsional oscillations are prevalent, such as in engines, drive shafts, and other rotating equipment. They help prevent excess wear and tear on components that could lead to failure or decreased performance. By addressing the specific dynamics of torsion vibrations, these devices maintain operational efficiency and contribute to the longevity of mechanical systems.

The other options serve different purposes: shock absorbers are more focused on vertical displacement and impacts, coil springs provide support and flexibility in load-bearing applications, and rubber bushings help isolate and reduce noise and vibration but are not specifically engineered for torsion vibrations.