Isolating medium Neoprene.
External body steel.

Steel electro zinc-plated.

The two-part vibration absorbers are used to create a stable connection or efficient decoupling of machines or systems to adjacent components.
Due to the material composition, rubber buffers are contact-coloring, which can lead to abrasion marks and discoloration on e.g. floors or contact surfaces.
Rubber buffers made of light gray EPDM that are not contact-coloring are available on request.

A load range of 10 to 285 kg can be covered.

The dimension H is the height of the vibration absorber when installed.

Product hardness color coding:
Yellow dot = Shore 35.
Red dot = Shore 45.
Green dot = Shore 55.
Blue dot = Shore 65.
White dot = Shore 75.

The lower part of the vibration absorber (P2) is pressed into the hole (D3) of the plate (P3). The plate P3 is in most cases the base plate on which the machine or system is mounted. Next, the upper part of the vibration absorber (P1) is pushed onto the lower part (P2). Finally, the vibration absorber and the base plate are screwed to the floor or another component using appropriate screws. It is recommended to place a washer between the upper part (P1) and the screw to protect the neoprene from the thread. The washer K1150.12 is recommended for vibration absorbers with D= 31.8 mm and the washer K1150.18 for vibration absorbers with D= 47.5 mm. The vibration absorber can be screwed on both vertically and horizontally. However, the different load ratings must be taken into account.

-30 °C to +80 °C

- The temperature range must not be exceeded, otherwise the full function cannot be guaranteed.
- Not resistant to harsh cleaning agents, petrol and oils.
- To prevent damage to the neoprene, contact with sharp objects should be avoided.
- The height H must be maintained when installed to prevent the vibration absorber from failing.

The prescribed height of the base plate/side plate used (H2/H3) should be observed for optimum utilisation of the vibration absorbers.