Category: Sandwich Mounts
Complete Engine Mount Design Guide
RPM’s Engine Mount Design Guide will covers a plethora of topics, including types, materials, manufacturing processes, industry usage and costs of engine mounts.
Off-Road Vehicle OEM’s Guide
RPM’s Off-Road Vehicle OEM’s Guide provides detailed information on sandwich mounts, vibration isolation analysis, mounting strategies, and more.
Types of Sandwich Mounts
Categories: Sandwich Mounts
Sandwich mounts provide vibration control, low maintenance, and high load capacity across various industries including automotive, healthcare, and military applications. Available in different sizes and styles like bobbin mounts, square pad mounts, and large shear mounts, they protect equipment and operators from vibration damage while offering versatile installation options.
What is a Rubber Sandwich Mount?
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Rubber sandwich mounts are vital components in industrial machinery that provide vibration isolation and shock absorption. Consisting of metal plates and rubber elements, these mounts can support heavy loads while requiring no maintenance. Their design and various material options, including natural rubber, silicone, and neoprene, make them essential for protecting equipment and ensuring optimal performance.
Sandwich Mount Selection Considerations
Sandwich mounts, combining rubber elastomers and metal, are essential for vibration isolation and shock reduction across multiple industries. These versatile components come in various materials, including natural rubber, neoprene, silicone, and specialized polymers, each offering different capabilities for temperature resistance, environmental protection, and vibration damping based on specific application requirements.
Rubber Sandwich Mount Applications
Categories: Sandwich Mounts
We manufacture sandwich mounts that reduce vibration and damage while keeping operators comfortable across various industries, from automotive and medical to military applications. Our mounts excel in vibration control, load carrying, and protecting sensitive equipment, with some capable of handling compression static loads up to 7,000 lbs.