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air spring

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1. I feel spring in the air.
2. Other arms (spring, air or gas guns and pistols, truncheons) (excluding for military purposes)
3. With the acquisition of Phoenix' air spring production in Hungary, Freudenberg/Vibracoustic will have their own air spring production facility, which will enable them to sell air springs not only to van/bus customers but also to trailer/axle manufacturers.
4. Other arms (for example, spring, air or gas guns and pistols, truncheons), excluding those of heading 9307
5. Revolvers and pistols (excluding machine-pistols, signal flare firearms, blank firers, captive-bolt humane killers, muzzle loaders, spring, air or gas weapons, imitation weapons)
6. The market investigation revealed that the combined market share for Continental and Phoenix for secondary air spring systems would be approx. [55-65] %.
7. The impactors may be propelled by an air, spring or hydraulic gun, or by other means that can be shown to give the same result.
8. What is more, the development of an entire air spring system involves also other component suppliers, who are regularly based in Europe.
9. The market investigation has confirmed that air springs for passenger cars have to be assessed separately from other spring types (e.g. steel springs).
10. They contain metal components which are bought in Europe, shipped to the USA, built into the air spring and then re-shipped to Europe.
11. In all cases the impactor may be propelled by an air, spring or hydraulic gun, or by other means that can be shown to give the same result.
12. Although all customers of air spring modules are big automotive companies and have usually some buyer power over their suppliers, even some of the big customers have raised concerns about the transaction.
13. Indeed, Continental was able to demonstrate that is has recently increased its supplies of rubber bellows to a competitor of the air spring system underpinning the fact that in this industry cross-supplies are a common practice.
14. Though, the market investigation has confirmed the Commission's view that secondary air spring systems (rubber bellow plus rubber-metal parts) form a distinct product market, separate from other primary or secondary suspension parts.
15. Despite these relatively high market shares, the Commission has come to the conclusion that no dominant position is to be expected in the market for railway air springs for two main reasons: Firstly, all competitors (including the parties) have to buy up to 70 % of the parts of the air spring system from their competitors who are either manufactures of the rubber bellow or the metal parts.