Vibration Isolation Mounts
Vibration isolation mounts have a metallic core encased in a rubber jacket with threaded components on both flat ends allowing them to connect two pieces of equipment together. They are used to absorb vibration given off by motors, preventing damage to other components and surfaces in robotic applications. They help reduce maintenance, wear, noise, and repair costs when installed on robots.
In table-top robotic applications, vibration isolation mounts are often sandwiched between the base of the robot and the legs of the table or conveyor that the robot is stationed. Vibration isolation mounts absorb the vibration of the motor which leads to less stress on the legs and a quieter work environment,
Rubber jackets of Ruland vibration isolation mounts have 55 shore A hardness for a balance of shock absorption and rigidity. Metallic cores are made from 304 stainless steel for high corrosion resistance or zinc-plated steel for higher strength and general-purpose use. Ruland vibration isolation mounts are available with inch threads ranging from #8-32 to 1/2”-13 TPI and metric threads ranging from M3 to M16. All vibration isolation mounts and are sourced from JW Winco and stocked in our Marlborough, Massachusetts location.
