Vibration isolator DVA.5-100-40-M16-40 Z050475

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

Vibration isolator DVA.5-100-40-M16-40 is an element designed to dampen vibrations and reduce noise generated by machines and equipment. Its use translates to improved work comfort, increased safety, and extended equipment life. The construction based on a combination of galvanized steel insert and a rubber body provides effective isolation from vibrations.

Construction and application

This model of vibration isolator is characterized by a cylindrical shape, which facilitates its installation in various applications. It has an internal M16 thread, allowing for a solid connection to the device structure. These types of vibration isolators are widely used in industry, where reduction of vibrations generated by motors, pumps, fans and other machine elements is required. They are ideal for isolating components of devices, minimizing the transmission of vibrations to the surroundings.

Characteristics and benefits

The use of DVA.5 vibration isolators is not only a reduction of noise and vibrations, but also a number of other benefits:

• Protection against damage: Damping vibrations reduces the risk of mechanical damage to machine and equipment elements, which translates to a longer service life of the equipment.
• Improved work comfort: Reduction of noise and vibrations improves working conditions for machine operators, reducing fatigue and increasing concentration.
• Increased precision: Isolation from vibrations allows for more precise operation of devices, especially those requiring stability.
• Versatility: Possibility of use in various types of machines and equipment thanks to the standard M16 thread and availability of different rubber hardnesses (in this case 40 Shore).
• Durability: Made of high-quality materials – galvanized steel and natural rubber – guarantees long-lasting and reliable operation.

It is worth remembering that the selection of the appropriate rubber hardness (on the Shore scale) is crucial for the effectiveness of isolation. A hardness of 40 Shore works well in applications requiring good damping of low-frequency vibrations. Vibration isolators with rubber of different hardnesses allow adaptation to the specific requirements of a given application.