Vibration isolator DVA.4-60-20-M10-28-40 Z050443

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

Vibration isolator DVA.4-60-20-M10-28-40 is an element designed to dampen vibrations and reduce noise generated by operating machines and equipment. Its construction based on rubber with a specific hardness allows for effective isolation of vibrations, which translates into increased work comfort, extended equipment life, and improved safety. This is particularly important in applications where vibrations can negatively affect the accuracy of operation or cause damage to structural elements.

Construction and application

This specific model, DVA.4, is characterized by a cylindrical construction and has an external M10 thread for mounting. The diameter of the vibration isolator is 60 mm, and the height is 20 mm. It is made of galvanized steel, which ensures corrosion resistance and durability. The rubber hardness on the Shore scale is 40, which means it offers good flexibility and effectiveness in damping medium-frequency vibrations. Vibration isolators of this type find wide application in many industries – from agricultural machinery, through industrial equipment, to laboratory equipment or building equipment elements (e.g., isolation of fan motors).

Key features and benefits

• Effective vibration damping: Reduces noise and vibrations, improving work comfort and safety.
• Protection of machines and equipment: Reduction of vibrations translates into a longer life of components and a reduced risk of failure.
• Versatility: Suitable for use in various industrial and technical applications.
• Durable construction: Galvanized steel ensures corrosion resistance and long-term operation.
• Easy installation: M10 thread enables quick and secure connection to structural elements.
• Optimal rubber hardness: 40 Shore hardness provides a good balance between flexibility and vibration damping effectiveness.

By choosing this vibration isolator, you are investing in a reliable solution that will contribute to improving the performance and durability of your machines and equipment. Remember to select the rubber hardness correctly for the specifics of the application – rubber that is too soft may not provide sufficient damping, and rubber that is too hard may transmit some of the vibrations to the structure.