MASON 4C995 Floor-Mount Vibration Isolator, Neoprene, 2,300 lb Capacity, 2 3/4 in Height, 4 in Width

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Model: 4C995
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Specifications

Item Floor Mount Vibration Isolator
Capacity 1150.0 lbs. to 2300.0 lbs.
Color Mark Yellow
Deflection 0.25" to 0.5"
Dimension A 11"
Dimension G 11 1/4"
Dimension H 11 1/2"
Dimension J 20 1/8"
Height 2 3/4"
Includes Top Bolts And Washers
Isolator Material Neoprene
Isolator Type Neoprene
Overall Height 2 3/4"
Overall Width 4"
Rated Capacity - Maximum 2300 lbs.
Rated Capacity - Minimum 1150 lbs.
Rated Deflection - Maximum 1/2"
Rated Deflection - Minimum 0.25"
Screw Size 1/2"
Width 4"

Product Details

Mason 4C995 floor mount vibration isolator is engineered to improve machine & equipment performance as deflections increase. This floor-mount vibration isolator has applications in air conditioning equipment, pumps, compressors, machine tools and transformers.

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Height (cm) 7.87
Length (cm) 15.75
Width (cm) 10.41
HS Code 4016996050
Country Of Origin TH
Weight (kg) 1.0125

Features

  • Mason 4C995 floor mount vibration isolator provides more deflection than an isolation pad.
  • It features a neoprene bottom that eliminates the requirement for bolting to the floor.
  • It comes with top bolts and washers having oil-resistant mounting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the use of a vibration isolator?

A vibration isolator prevents or controls how the vibration of a machine or piece of equipment affects its surroundings. It utilises specialised mounts to absorb the vibrations to allow vibration isolation.

What is the difference between active and passive vibration isolation?

  • Active vibration isolation or electronic force cancellation uses electric power, sensors, actuators & control systems to manage vibrations.
  • Passive vibration isolation refers to vibration isolation or abatement of vibrations using passive techniques like rubber pads or mechanical springs.

How does a spring isolator operate?

HVAC spring isolators are manufactured to provide the highest level of isolation to pipework and suspended equipment. They allow excellent deflection and consist of a noise isolation pad, a colour-coded spring element and a welded hanger bracket.

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