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News Release from: Advanced Antivibration Components | Subject: Vibration Mounts New Product Supplement, V110
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 January 2008
Vibration mount catalogue lists 831
components
All components are available from stock for immediate delivery at the company's eStore, where users can get quotes, download 3D models and place online orders.
Finding the right vibration mounts for an application has become easier with the publication of the 136-page Vibration Mounts New Product Supplement, V110 by Advanced Antivibration Components - AAC Among the 831 components in this catalogue are seismic mounts, Uniload constant natural frequency mounts, circular cable, air springs, shear mounts, wedge levelers, bell shape stud and insert, bumpers and feet and Sorbothane pads
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 17 Jan 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Shock and vibration damping components
Finding the right vibration mounts for any application has become easier with the publication of a new 240-page catalogue by Advanced Antivibration Components.
Shock isolators promise stainless performance
A new series of three heavy-duty base-mounted vibration and shock isolators feature stainless steel mesh as the isolating medium.
In addition, AAC offers thermal conductive silicone products to resolve heat problems associated with electronic components.
Many are suitable for use in extreme environmental conditions.
All components are available from stock for immediate delivery at the company's eStore, where users can get quotes, download 3D models and place online orders.
In addition to the listed stock items, tooling is available for many types and sizes of cylindrical vibration mounts with inch or metric size studs.
Supporting this supplement catalogue is an online technical section covering topics such as: fundamentals of vibration and shock, definitions and concepts, vibration isolation analysis and design problems.
The technical section on shaft couplings features: application considerations, classification of couplings and performance characteristics and many design examples.
The Uniload Constant Natural Frequency Mounts automatically adjust their stiffness in response to load.
The technical sections were edited by Professor Eugene Rivin, of Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan.
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