Vibration isolator DVA.3-40-40-M8-70 Z050551

Vibration Isolators – Reduction of vibrations and noise in machines and equipment

The DVA.3-40-40-M8-70 vibration isolator is an element dedicated to damping vibrations and reducing noise generated by operating machines and equipment. Its use translates to improved work comfort, increased safety, and extended equipment life. The construction based on 70 Shore A hardness rubber provides effective insulation, and the steel housing guarantees durability and resistance to damage.

Construction and application

The DVA.3-40-40-M8-70 vibration isolator is characterized by a cylindrical construction, making it versatile in application. It has internal M8 threads on both sides, allowing for easy mounting between structural elements. Its dimensions – diameter 40 mm and height 40 mm – make it suitable for applications requiring compact solutions. These types of vibration isolators are widely used in mounting device components, such as motors, fans, or pumps, minimizing the transmission of vibrations to the supporting structure. Galvanized steel provides corrosion resistance, which is particularly important in harsh industrial conditions.

Key features and benefits

• Effective vibration isolation: 70 Shore A hardness rubber provides optimal vibration damping over a wide frequency range. Higher rubber hardness works well in applications with greater static load.
• Durable construction: The steel housing with a galvanized coating protects against corrosion and ensures long-term reliability even in demanding industrial environments.
• Easy installation: Internal M8 threads on both sides facilitate integration with existing structures and allow for quick assembly and disassembly.
• Versatile application: The cylindrical construction makes the vibration isolator compatible with various devices and machines.
• Noise reduction: By damping vibrations, it contributes to lowering the noise level generated by operating equipment, which improves operator comfort.
• Protection of machine elements: Reducing vibrations translates to less wear on machine elements and extends their service life.
• Improved safety: Reducing vibrations can improve the stability of devices and reduce the risk of accidents caused by resonance or mechanical damage.