Polyurethane vibration damping plate SL-275-12

polyurethane vibration damping plate
polyurethane vibration damping plate
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Vibration-Isolating Pads SL-275-12 Customisable in many forms Universal Damping Plates Natural frequency 12 Hz to 50 Hz Load range 0.002 N/mm2 to 0.5 N/mm2 Universally applicable and custom manufactured: ACE supplies cushioning pads in the SL-170 to SL-720 range under its brand name SLAB. These universally applicable absorbers are made from highly cushionable elastic PUR materials. The 12.5 mm or 25 mm thick plates can be supplied with a density of 170 kg/m3 to 720 kg/m3 provide made-to-measure vibration isolation. They can be combined as isolation packages and custom-made to suit requirements, using water-jet cutting. Other made-to-measure options from ACE include on-site vibration measurement and product selection, a special sizing software package, and cost-neutral design. SLAB plates can be used in many applications, such as foundations for plants and machines, compressors, pumping stations and generators. Natural frequency 12 Hz to 50 Hz Standard colour green Standard density 275 kg/m3 Dimensions Widths: up to 1.500 mm Lengths: up to 5.000 mm Thickness: 12.5 mm Operating temperature range -30 °C to +70 °C Environment Resistant against ozone and UV radiation. Chemical resistancy on request. Stroke 6.5 mm Material Profile body: mixed cellular PUR-Elastomer (polyurethane) Vibration-Isolating Pads - SLAB 170 to SLAB 720 Decoupling of transformers Interference frequencies in a switch cabinet caused two parallel-connected transformers to vibrate so much that working quietly in adjacent rooms was all but impossible. Because they stood on the ground, it was their weight that caused office...

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