Rubber Mounting

Rubber mounting refers to the use of rubber or elastomeric materials to isolate or dampen vibrations, shocks, or noise in various mechanical or industrial applications. These mountings consist of a rubber component that is usually bonded to a metal or plastic component to form a composite structure.

Rubber mountings are used in a wide range of applications, such as in vehicles to isolate the engine and transmission from the chassis to reduce vibration and noise. They are also used in industrial machinery to reduce the transmission of vibration and noise to other parts of the machine or to the surrounding environment. In addition, rubber mountings can be used in electronic equipment to reduce the transmission of vibration and noise to sensitive components.

Rubber mountings are designed to provide specific levels of vibration isolation or damping depending on the application requirements. They can be made from different types of rubber materials, such as natural rubber, synthetic rubber, or silicone rubber, each with different physical properties that affect their performance. Factors such as temperature, exposure to chemicals, and UV light can also affect the performance and durability of rubber mountings. 

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