Can you measure a spring rate on a shock dyno?

Can you measure a spring rate on a shock dyno?

Some brands claim that using a shock dyno to measure the spring rate of a spring is an appropriate way of testing. Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should. Let us explain why it’s not safe, accurate, or even healthy for your equipment. If you...
Shock bleeders: LABA7 lineup and key benefits

Shock bleeders: LABA7 lineup and key benefits

At LABA7, we’re dedicated to pushing boundaries in suspension servicing. Our lineup of automatic shock bleeders—MODULE, DAILY, and PRO—brings precision, reliability, and ease to every level of damper maintenance. Each model serves specific needs, from...
Example of how improper bleeding can damage a damper

Example of how improper bleeding can damage a damper

Proper shock absorber bleeding is essential for the performance and safety of your suspension system. When you bleed the shock absorber incorrectly, whether through manual bleeding or using an improper machine, serious damage occurs. Two common issues result from...
The potential of LABA7 shock dyno tests

The potential of LABA7 shock dyno tests

LABA7 offers a shock dyno for every need, whether you’re working on bicycles and small-scale vehicles, dirt bikes, or even heavy-duty vehicles such as 4×4 or trucks. One thing is for sure, all of them are packed with the same features for you to take your...
What is a spring rate?

What is a spring rate?

We know how important it is to know the spring rate of a spring, but what is a spring rate? Simply put, it is the resistive force the spring will do according to how much it is compressed.  In practice, this means that a 50 N per millimeter spring will make a...