Rectangular anti-vibration mount

for buildings

Provide low frequency vibration isolation for large structure s
and industrial equipment. Commonly used methods for vibration control in various applications. Springs, bearing assemblies, and VFT (Vibration Isolation, Fluid Damping, and Tuned Mass systems) Our techniques and options include: Springs Springs are widely used for vibration isolation and control. They are designed to absorb and dissipate energy from vibrations, reducing the transmission of vibrations to the surrounding structure. Different types of springs, such as steel coil springs, air springs, or rubber springs, can be used depending on the specific requirements of the application. Springs are often employed in machinery mounts, suspension systems, and base isolation systems to isolate vibrations and minimise their effects. Bearing Assemblies Bearing assemblies are used to support and isolate loads, including vertical loads in buildings or machinery. They provide stability and reduce the transmission of vibrations by incorporating resilient materials, such as rubber or elastomers, to absorb and dampen vibrations. Bearing assemblies, such as rubber mounts or spring mounts, are particularly effective in reducing vibrations in equipment, machinery, or structural elements. VFT Systems VFT (Vibration Isolation, Fluid Damping, and Tuned Mass) systems combine different elements to control vibrations. These systems typically consist of tuned mass dampers, fluid dampers, and isolators. Tuned mass dampers are used to counteract vibrations by introducing a secondary mass that oscillates out of phase with the primary vibrations.