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Trelleborg Vibration Isolators
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| Type of Machine |
Type of Mountings |
| Rotating Equipment |
Stationary installations Vibration Isolators
Combustion
engines
Compressors,Generators
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Mobile installations Vibration Isolators
Vehicle engines, Compressors
Generators, Marine engines
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Sensitive Equipment Vibration Isolators
Electronics, Cameras,
Fans, Small Pumps
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Transit Protection Vibration Isolators
Computers,
Test Equipment
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Vehicles Vibration Isolators
Engines, Cabs,
ROPS cage
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Instrument mountings Vibration Isolators
Electronic Racks
Radio TX/RX, Mobile
Computer Systems
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Heavy Duty Vibration Isolators
Off Highway Vehicles
Vibratory Screens, Large
Engines, Public Service Vehicles
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Building and Construction Vibration Isolators
Inertia Blocks,Heavy Plant
Ductwork, Supended
Ceilings
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Machine Tools Vibration Isolators
Lathes, Punch Presses,
Grinders
Woodworking Equipment
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Motion Control Vibration Isolators
Rebound,
Motion Limitation
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Vehicle Suspension Vibration Isolators
Pivot Arms, Trunnion
Mounts, Gearbox
Mountings
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General purpose Vibration Isolators
Exhaust Systems, Small
fans, Instrument
panels
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Miscellaneous Parts
Washers
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washers
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| How to choose |
Important Information
- Weight
- Number of mounts
- Rotational speed
- Environment
See corresponding product data sheet:
To select correct vibration isolators, the following data
are needed:
- Load per mounting (kg)
- Interfering frequency (Hz) (Hz = rpm/60)
Select correct load line in diagram 1 and correct
interference line in diagram 3.
The load line
intersects
with required type of vibration isolators.
Connect this
intersection
point vertically down to interference line in diagram
3.
Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation degree is
indicated.
For static deflection, see diagram 2.
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