Vibration isolator DVA.3-100-75-M16-55 Z030933

Vibration isolators – noise and machine vibration reduction

The DVA.3-100-75-M16-55 vibration isolator is an element designed to dampen vibrations and noise generated by machines and equipment. Its use translates to improved working comfort, increased safety, and extended equipment life. The construction based on a flexible material – rubber with a hardness of 55 Shore – effectively absorbs vibrations, minimizing their transfer to the surroundings or supporting structure.

This particular model is distinguished by its cylindrical design, which ensures stability and even load distribution. Made of galvanized steel with steel inserts, it guarantees strength and corrosion resistance, which is particularly important in harsh industrial conditions. The internal M16 thread on both sides allows for easy mounting and integration with various structural elements. A diameter of 100 mm and a height of 75 mm provide adequate load capacity and damping for a wide range of applications.

• Effective isolation: Reduction of vibrations and noise improves working conditions and minimizes the risk of mechanical damage.
• Durable construction: The combination of galvanized steel and rubber ensures long-term reliability even in demanding environments.
• Easy installation: M16 internal threads facilitate integration with existing mounting systems.
• Versatility: Suitable for use in various industries, from agricultural machinery to precision equipment.
• Industrial application: Ideal for mounting motors, pumps, fans and other vibration generating elements.
• Protection against damage: By damping vibrations, it protects delicate machine components from damage caused by resonance or overloads.

Elesa+Ganter vibration isolators are a proven way to improve the efficiency and reliability of machines and equipment. Thanks to the precise selection of materials and careful workmanship, these products provide optimal vibration and noise damping, contributing to increased productivity and work safety. Choosing the appropriate rubber hardness (in this case, 55 Shore) allows you to tailor the damping properties to the specific requirements of a given application – the harder the rubber, the greater the load capacity, but the less damping of low-frequency vibrations.