Industrial Products Catalogue METALASTIK & NOVIBRA

Industrial Products Catalogue
METALASTIK ® & NOVIBRA ®

Trelleborg’s Novibra® division and Metalastik® have joined forces to become
Trelleborg Industrial AVS. A world leader in the design and manufacture of
rubber to metal bonded components for antivibration applications and suspension
systems used in rail, marine, industrial and civil engineering applications. Our
strength is that we can offer a wide range of isolators in combination with the
specialised expertise that is needed to achieve a total solution. We use data-based
surveillance software, conduct tests, and provide full technical support.
Trelleborg Industrial AVS employs approximately 500 people and its head office,
research and development units are located in Leicester, UK while production
is divided between Leicester and two Swedish factories at Trelleborg and Sjöbo.
There are regional offices in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands,
Sweden and the United States.
The Trelleborg Group is a global group with 15 500 employees in 40 countries
and an annual turnover of 1 650 MUSD.
Trelleborg Industrial AVS operates a policy of continuous improvement and development.

We reserve the right to change design and specification of our products without prior notification or alteration of literature.
Solutions for
vibration & shock

– worldwide
All machinery vibrates and causes noise able, less wear, lower maintenance costs
and structure-borne sound. At Trelleborg and increased lifetime of the machinery.
Industrial AVS we solve Two vibration problems
this type of problem all are never alike. We al-
the time, and we know ways analyse the problem
it pays off. The work- carefully before we start
ing environment can be to work on a solution.
improved, which among During the design and
other things means fewer It is always worth taking care of a vibration problem.
Both people and machines perform better
development phases we
if vibrations are kept to a minimum.
industrial injuries to the transform our ideas into
people who work with the machinery; reality and thus create effective vibration
and the economic benefits are consider- solutions.
Contents
Trelleborg Industrial AVS – Provides a healthier environment 6
Trelleborg Industrial AVS – A safe choice 7
Trelleborg Industrial AVS – Vibration technology 8
Assistance when choosing antivibration mountings 17
Trelleborg Industrial AVS – Product Description

RA and Fail Safe EF For effective isolation of vibration and noise on machines with rotating movements. 18
RAEM For effective isolation of vibration and noise on machines with rotating movements. 20
Cushyfloat™ Mountings The Cushyfloat mounting is a general purpose unit designed to provide effective isolation of vibration 22
and noise arising from both static and mobile equipment. Also marine engine suspension.
SIM™ SIM is a mounting for marine and mobile applications. The strong metal parts and the soft vertical 24
stiffness combined with high stiffness in axial direction makes it suitable for suspension of marine
and industrial engines both with and without thrust bearing.
Cushyfoot™ Cushyfoot mountings are suitable for many different types of machinery, such as diesel engines, 26
generator sets, fans, hydraulic units and lift machinery.
Vee Mountings A high load capacity mounting with large rubber volume providing a high degree of vibration 28
and noise isolation. Ideally suited for suspending engines installed in public service and goods
vehicles.
RAB For effective isolation of vibration and noise on machinery with rotating movements. Especially 30
suitable for 1-, 2- and 3-cylinder engines.
M Type M is ideal for applications involving isolation of low frequency vibrations in all planes. Also 32
suitable for shock attenuation due to the designed ability to provide large deflection while providing
passive vibration isolation on electronic instruments, measuring equipment and test cells.
Equi-Frequency Mountings General purpose low profile mounting for use where space is restricted. Suitable for stationary applica- 34
tions. May also be used to protect delicate or sensitive units from external shock or disturbances.
Fanflex™ A simple low cost mounting designed predominantly for the suspension of heating, ventilating and 36
air conditioning equipment.
BA and Double U-Shear Novibra® type BA and Metalastik® type Double U-Shear are equally suitable for isolating vibrations 38
from low speed machines and equipment while also protecting sensitive and lightweight units from
external shocks and vibrations.
Metacone™ and HK A range of mountings designed for high load capacity with relatively large static defl ections. The 40
high loading for a given size is achieved by utilising the rubber to best advantage in shear and
compression. Suitable for both engine and cab suspension in mobile applications.
Cab Mountings Specially profiled rubber section together with bump and rebound control washers provide optimum 44
suspension characteristics for cabs on commercial vehicles, tractors and other off road vehicles,
earthmoving equipment and construction plant.
EH Type EH mountings are designed to achieve effective vibration isolation on engines, operator cabs 46
and other ancillary units.
UH Novibra® mounting type UH is particularly suitable for the suspension of both mobile and static 48
cabs as well as platforms on agricultural vehicles.
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VP and UD Bushes For vehicle suspension, pivot arms and all types of mechanical linkage, permits oscillating movement 50
through the deflection of rubber in shear. Suitable to replace roller bearings where small motions
are required (up to 20 degrees). Reduces shock loads and noise transmission in structures.
Spherilastik™ Bearings Typical uses include traction and braking reaction rods for rail, road and off road vehicles, 51
hydraulic damper fi xings and other applications where a high duty bearing of compact size is
required.
Metaxentric™ Bushes Similar to conventional Ultra Duty Bushes but with inner and outer sleeves offset radially. This 52
feature provides a greater rubber thickness and hence increased fl exibility in the normal direction
of loading while maintaining control in other modes and still allowing torsional movement.
U Type U provides for a stable machine installation and is particulary suitable for the vibration 53
isolation of heavier machinery with relatively high interfering frequencies.
SAW Novibra® elements type SAW are heavy-duty mountings for high vertical static and shock loads in 54
compression. Provides high isolation in the horizontal shear direction.
Rectangular SAW Mountings Widely used for suspending engines on road vehicles and may also be used as springs for vibratory 57
equipment.
Circular SAW Mountings Used in a variety of industrial applications including vibratory rollers and small screens or for the 60
suspension of smaller type I.C. engines.
SE Novibra® type SE is suitable for the isolation of high frequency disturbances and also provides 63
reduction of structure-borne noise.
GK Novibra® mounting type GK is specifically designed for isolation of heavy machinery with low 64
interfering frequencies. It is widely used under concrete foundations supporting heavy machinery.
Novibra® AV plate The Anti-Vibration Plate is intended, primarily, for applications with low demands on vibration 66
isolation.
TF Novibra® type TF with level adjuster is a modern machine mounting suitable for a wide range 68
of free standing workshop machines.
Flanged Instrumountings The Flanged Instrumounting protects sensitive equipment from external vibration and/or shock 70
forces.
ANB The shock buffer type ANB is used to effectively limit movement of equipment or machine compo- 72
nents which need to be slowed down or stopped.
Two Bolt Instrumountings Two Bolt Instrumountings provide a convenient and effective means of isolating vibration generated 75
by lightweight machinery.
Buffers Buffers are designed to protect structures and equipment from impact forces. They are usually 78
fitted as non-metallic stops or incorporated in vehicle suspension systems to provide progressive
stiffening under increasing load.
VT Novibra® type VT protects wall-mounted instrument cabinets from vibrations and shocks generated 80
by nearby engines, workshop machinery.
Bobbins A supplementary range of cylindrical mountings for a wide range of applications. They can be 82
loaded either in compression or shear taking into consideration individual demands for actual
applications.
Metacone™ & HK Washers Overload and rebound washers (top and bottom) are necessary to limit maximum movement in 87
the event of shock loading.
HA The HA height adjustment facilitates precise coupling alignment for engine installations and boat 88
building tolerances.
Trelleborg Industrial AVS – 89

Questionnaire
Installation Guidelines 90
Expansion Joints are available for the UK market. Please contact the Leicester office.
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Trelleborg Industrial AVS – Provides a healthier
environment
Trelleborg Industrial AVS’s antivibration mountings pri- Complete solution of the vibration problem
mary task/function is to eliminate harmful vibration and Trelleborg Industrial AVS offers more than just a com-
to effectively reduce structure-borne sound. plete solution. We perform computer-managed calcu-
lations to achieve the optimum technical solution, we
educate and train in vibration techniques to increase the
Our mission understanding and knowledge of vibration problems.
To be our customers’ preferred choice for engineered
solutions in Industrial, Rail and Marine markets. We make FFT measurements on site to analyse the vibra-
Our polymer technologies enable the control of vibration problems.
tion and movement for the protection of people, equip-
ment and the environment. Delivery of Trelleborg Industrial AVS mountings for in-
dustry is effected directly from stock to customer in order
to minimize lead-time.
World-wide solutions to exceed
our customers expectations
Trelleborg Industrial AVS is a well-recognized supplier of
antivibration mountings. With decades of experience of
vibration problems all over the world, Trelleborg Indus-
trial AVS today covers a wide spectrum of applications.
Our principal markets are Industrial, Rail and Marine.
In the industrial sector we have satisfied the require-

ments of manufacturers of fans, compressors, separators,
generators, pumps, wind generators, off-road vehicles,
material handling equipment, buildings and bridges.
Our principal markets

are Industrial, Rail and
Marine.
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From R & D to finished product
Being a member of the Trelleborg Group enables Trelleborg
Industrial AVS to be in a position of full control of the
complete production process and all vital raw materials.
The Trelleborg Group has its own rubber mixing depart-
ments and laboratories with complete test equipment for
measurements of raw materials and finished products. Our
laboratories continuously measure and control specifica-
tions of the raw material and finished products. Trelleborg
Industrial AVS has an R&D department, production facili-
ties in the UK and Sweden, and follows the product all the
way to the customer. Total control, in accordance with ISO This means, for
9001, of this process, results in the quality of the product example, elimina-
required by the customer. tion of solvents in
the vulcanising process of composite
material and solvent free adhesive to
Environmental policy – ISO 14000 eliminate hazardous discharge.
Trelleborg Industrial AVS is working in the same way as its At Trelleborg Industrial AVS we are convinced that a safe
customers with the development of environmental friendly and healthy working and living environment provides good
solutions and production processes, implementing an en- job satisfaction and higher productivity.
vironment management system according to ISO 14000.
Trelleborg Industrial AVS – A safe choice

Technical solutions Training and test
Vibration problems are often complicated and Trelleborg Trelleborg Industrial AVS has possibilities to perform
Industrial AVS has a technical department with the abil- analysis with FFT technology. In such cases we perform
ity to help customers analyse and evaluate in order to measurements, analyse the application and recommend
achieve the perfect solution to their vibration problem. the best solution.
Our advanced computer based programs are designed in To increase the knowledge of vibration issues and
cooperation with technical universities. Trelleborg Industrial AVS solutions, we conduct training
Our long in depth knowledge of vibration technol- and education courses for our customers and distribu-
ogy guarantees the optimum solution to our customers’ tors.
vibration problems. We commit ourselves to all kinds Our Technical Centre with advanced testing facilities
of issues. provides to Trelleborg Industrial AVS excellent opportu-
nities for product development.
Volvo articulated hauler Dynamic stiffness test
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Trelleborg Industrial AVS – Vibration technology
VIBRATION CAUSES STRUCTURE-BORNE
NOISE
Vibration is generated by all kinds of machinery particu- 2. Vibration-isolating the machine to prevent vibrations
larly those with rotating or reciprocating movements. from being transmitted to surrounding areas.
Solidly mounted, these generated motions would be
transmitted directly to the foundations giving rise to ir- 3. Vibration-isolating the machine to prevent the effect
ritating noise to the immediate surroundings where the of outside interference.
machine is installed.
4. Sound-insulating the machine with suitable sound
Noise may also occur in areas some distance away, trans- insulation and absorbing material to combat
mitted through the structure. This is normally referred air-borne noise.
to as “structure-borne noise” (structural noise). In addi-
tion to noise, the creation of vibration can cause serious TRELLEBORG INDUSTRIAL AVS REDUCES THE
problems to sensitive machinery. TOTAL COST
The manufacturing costs related to extremely accurate
The human body, too, can be affected negatively and this balancing of machines are very high and may rise quickly
manifests itself in reduced working capacity, tiredness, with increasingly finer balancing. Since vibration isola-
and headaches caused by both high and low frequencies. tion of the entire machine may still have to be consid-
Extremely low frequencies with considerable movement ered, Trelleborg Industrial AVS antivibration mountings
cause motion sickness and sea-sickness. can be cost effective by reducing the need for intensive
balancing requirements.
The harmful effects of noise can be eliminated by:
1. Reducing imbalance in the machine and the machine´s
natural vibrations to a minimum by applying greater
accuracy in manufacture, suitable design of cutting
tools, etc.
Fig 1. High pressure compressor mounted on Novibra© type RA.
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THE PROPERTIES OF RUBBER MAKES IT
PARTICULARLY SUITABLE AS A SPRING
MATERIAL
Vibration isolation is based on installing machinery on Steel springs are normally used in the form of coil springs
springs or resilient material of known stiffness. The types or leaf springs. The benefit of these is that they permit
of spring material which are used most often are rubber relatively high deflections, but their disadvantage is that
and steel. Another alternative is air springs. they provide very little damping. Due to this, excessive
movement occurs when passing through the resonance
Rubber has high load bearing capacity with an ability range. Often special devices are installed in order to limit
to accommodate overload conditions without the cata- deflections.
strophic failures associated with steel and other materials.
It can carry complex loadings more easily and economi- To allow their properties to be utilised in a satisfactory
cally than other alternatives. way, Trelleborg Industrial AVS rubber mountings are
available in various hardness grades and polymer types.
The bonding of rubber to a rigid material creates a prod-
uct, which can accommodate movement without any Rubber has many unique properties, including acoustic
sliding or rotating surfaces that require lubrication. This damping characteristics, which assist the installation de-
allows operation in many harsh environments without signer in keeping noise levels inside and outside passenger
concern and with substantially reduced maintenance re- accommodations to a minimum.
quirements.
Components can be designed to integrate with the space

limitations of the application and provide control in all
six modes of freedom.
Fig 2. Chemical ingredients
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RUBBER AS AN ENGINEERING MATERIAL Sound-insulating
Compared with other engineering materials, rubber is As sound-insulating material, rubber is one of the very
very ductile. In some cases, the elongation may be higher best. The effect of sound insulation increases with the
than 1000%, and by far the highest proportion of this thickness of the rubber. Rubber is an excellent absorber
strain is elastic. Metals, on the other hand, have very of impact sound, which occurs in foundations, floors,
small strains below the elastic limit. Compared with met- buildings, etc.
als, the tensile strength of rubber is low. The maximum
level that can be achieved with rubber is 25-30 MPa. Environmental Conditions
However, because of the high strain, rubber has a very Trelleborg products are manufactured in a wide range of
large work absorption capacity compared with the best rubber compound types. A range of hardnesses is available
grade of steel. in each compound type to allow the required stiffness
If a material is subjected to a load below the elastic to be achieved.
limit, the deformation will, according to Hooke´s law, be Each compound is carefully formulated to obtain the
proportional to the load. This does not apply to rubber best performance for specific properties. The compound
under tension or compression. This means that rubber chosen depends upon the most important properties for the
does not have any constant tensile or compression modu- application’s requirement. Strength and fatigue requirements,
lus of elasticity. Metals will normally be softer towards operating temperature, environmental conditions and
the end of a tensile test, while the opposite is often the potential contaminates must be considered. Most Trelleborg
case with rubber. Rubber does not have a yield point, and rubber compounds are based on polyisoprenes, offering high
the modulus is increased until there is abrupt failure. strength and excellent performance characteristics. A range
of synthetic rubber
compounds is also
THE MOST IMPORTANT PROPERTIES FOR
m m available for special
RUBBER applications where
resistance to con-
High elastic ductility Steel Rubber tinuous high tem-
High elastic ductility is, therefore, the most pronounced spring spring peratures (>75°C)
feature of rubber. Just how easy it is to deform rubber is or other harsh en-
*Fig 12.
shown by the fact that the modulus of elasticity of com- vironmental condi-
Magnification factor
pression for rubber within the normal hardness range, B%
tions is required.
30-80° IRH, is between 2 and 12 MPa; while the modu- 800
D=0,01 Anti-oxidants and
lus of elasticity of steel is 210 000 MPa, This means that 700
D=0,05 anti-ozonants are
rubber is about 100 000 times softer than steel. Sub-critical range Sub-critical range included in many
600
formulations to
D=0,1
Damping capacity 500 provide resistance
Inteference frequency
Damping capacity is an additional important feature of Z= Natural frequency against ozone and
400
compounded rubber. This is of particular importance ultra violet rays.
when operating a machine that is supported on springs 300
D=0,2
through the resonance range. The resonance deflection 200
with rubber springs is only 1/5 to 1/50 compared with
Fig 3.
the deflection when using steel springs with the same 100
D=0,5 Resonance curve for
stiffness, see fig. 3. With a spring made of natural rubber 0 spring material with
0 0,5 1,0 1,5 2,0
working with compression or shear load, the direct loss of Tuning Z different internal
energy is between 6 and 30% depending on the hardness damping.
of the rubber. This energy loss is such that it is possible in
many cases to use rubber springs as dampers. Care must Dynamic elasticity
be taken when it comes to damping in a rubber element. Fig 4.
If the element works with high amplitudes, a substantial Dynamic Schematic
load representation of the
amount of energy is converted into heat, and the heat
internal damping
which is generated may cause the rubber element to be
properties of rubber.
destroyed. See fig. 4. In the case of simple impact, the The elliptical area
vibrations sequence will be as shown in fig. 5. The left- Static load indicates the loss of
hand curve represents a steel spring, while the right-hand Deformation energy.
curve represents a rubber spring. These two curves clearly
mm mm
show how quickly the vibrations degenerate in the rub- Fig 5.
ber, while in steel springs they diminish slowly. Vibrations sequence
with single impact for
sec sec steel and rubber springs.
*Fig 12. Schematic difference between rubber spring and steel spring.
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Basic Natural Poly- Natural Synthetic Natural Natural Ethylene
Polymer Rubber – Chloroprene Rubber and Polyisoprene Rubber Rubber Propylene
polyisoprene Styrene
Butadiene
blend
Compound First Grade Oil Resisting High Very Low Medium Low Creep High
Type General Damping Creep Creep Temperature
Purpose
Physical Excellent Good Very Good Very Good Excellent Excellent Moderate
Strength
Compression Good Moderate Moderate Excellent Very Good Very Good Good
Set
Ozone Good Good Moderate Poor Poor Good Excellent
Resistance
High Moderate Good Moderate Good Moderate Good Very Good
Temperature
Performance
Low Good Poor Moderate Good Good Good Moderate
Temperature
Performance
Fatigue Excellent Moderate Moderate Good Very Good Very Good Moderate
Performance
Oil Poor Moderate Poor Poor Poor Poor Poor
Resistance
Creep Moderate Poor Poor Excellent Good Very Good Moderate
Performance
Hardness 35 – 80 45 – 70 45 – 70 45 - 70 40 - 70 40 - 70 40 – 70
Range IRH
Nominal 3-5 6-8 7 – 10 2–4 2-4 2-4 7 - 10
Critical
Damping %
Table 1. Typical properties for rubber compounds used in antivibration mountings.
SPRING COEFFICIENTS FORCE

FORCE
A rubber spring has different charactistics for static and

P
dynamic conditions. A constant load causes a deflec-
P
tion, and the inclination/deflection gives the static spring P
RANGE
coefficient. When the spring from equilibrium is loaded P

RANGE x x
with a dynamic force, the response is a higher spring P DEFLECTION
coefficient. P
x x
x
Static Stiffness x DEFLECTION RANGE
The stiffness of a spring is a measure of applied force RANGE
(P) against a resulting Deflection (X). Measurements

taken at a continuous feed rate (usually in the order of
1mm/sec velocity) provide static (or pseudo static) char-
FORCE
FORCE
acteristic. The curves in fig. 6 show alternative methods

of determining stiffness. P
Stiffness = dP/dX at X.P
P
x DEFLECTION
x DEFLECTION
Fig. 6
dP/dX at XP average gradient over P (or X) range (usually derived by least
squares method of curve fitting).
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Dynamic Stiffness
The stiffness of a rubber spring changes when a dynamic will deviate from the ideal ‘massless’ spring stiffness. This
force is applied. This is known as the dynamic (or com- is due to the mass effects of standing waves. “Wave ef-
plex) stiffness. The dynamic stiffness is usually higher fect” changes of dynamic stiffness are generated when
than the pseudo-static stiffness, (the difference being the rubber section dimensions become comparable with
referred to as the dynamic to static ratio) and is affected multiples of the half wavelength of the propagated wave
by several factors including changes in frequency, tem- passing through the spring. Calculations of the deviation
perature and amplitude. See fig. 7. from ideal “massless” spring dynamic stiffness due to
wave effect are complex and are normally obtained from
The dynamic stiffness is considered to be unchanged be- test measurement. A typical stiffness curve for a large
tween 5Hz and 80Hz under constant conditions. Above section rubber to metal bonded spring is shown below.
this frequency range, the dynamic stiffness of the spring
P3
220 HIGH FREQUENCY DYNAMIC STIFFNESS
P1
Ks = 200
X1
P1 180
db
P3 – P4
LOAD
Kd = ref 1 N/M 160

X3 – X4
140
P4 120
100
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
X5 X4 X1 X3
DEFLECTION FREQUENCY (Hz)
Fig. 7 Fig. 8
Creep Performance
When a rubber spring is subjected to a constant load, the 38
resultant deflection continues to increase with time. An 36
CREEP - % INCREACE ON BASE DEFLECTION
example of creep that occurs in a pair of inclined springs 34

32
is shown on the graph in fig. 9. 30
28
A typical creep characteristic for rubber used in antivibra- 26
24
tion mountings is 3-5% per time decade. 22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
1000 2000 3000
TIME – DAYS
Fig. 9
12
Joule effect
Changes in temperature cause small changes in the de-
flection of loaded rubber springs. This change in tem-
perature, which is reversible with temperature, is known
as the Joule effect. For pairs of springs shown a 10°C
rise in temperature will cause an increase in clearance by
approximately 4.5% of the nominal static deflection.
See fig. 10 and 11.
FREE
LADEN
CLEARANCE
Fig 10.
% CHANGE
Deflection
40
30
20
10
Temp Temp
C° C°
–50 –40 –30 –20 –10 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
–10
–20
–30 Gradient 4,5%

change in
–40 deflection
per 10 °C
% CHANGE
Deflection
Fig 11.
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Hardness
STIFFNESS OF A RUBBER SPRING IRH
100
When calculating compression characteristics of rub-
ber, it should be noted that the deflection is not directly 90
proportional to the load, as the modulus of elasticity 80
in compression increases with the degree of stress. The 70
modulus of shear, however, remains constant for normal 60

stresses. 50
The factor with the most effect on stiffness is the ratio
40
between loaded and free surface area of rubber. This is
30
the so-called shape factor (often designated S). With thin
rubber sections, a very high modulus of elasticity can Fig 13.
20
be achieved. In other respect, the stiffness of a rubber Relationsip between 10
spring is determined by the dimensions and the hardness rubber hardness and 0
0 0,5
State shear modulus
1,0 1,5
of the rubber. shear modulus. MPa
Fig. 13 illustrates the relationship between rubber

hardness and shear modulus, and fig. 14 the dependence Static
E-modulus
of the bulk modulus on the shape factor. The latter curve 15
MPa
applies at 10% deformation.

The curves show that rubber at a shape factor of 0.25
10
for shear is about 6-8 times softer than compression for
the same rubber hardness. Since only 3-4 times the stress Hardness
RH
value in compression can be considered, it may be said Fig 14. 5 60
that rubber is best used in shear to achieve large deflec- The dependence of the 40
tions and good isolation properties, particularly at low compression modulus Shape factor, S
0
upon the shape factor. 0,25 0,5 0,75 1,0 1,25
interference frequencies.
SELECTION OF ANTIVIBRATION MOUNTINGS

The principle relating to vibration isolation with springs be impaired performance. In favourable cases, the trans-
is that they are placed between the machine and the mitted force can be reduced to only 2 or 3% of that of a
base or plinth. To ensure effective isolation, the springs rigidly mounted machine. In such cases, the vibrations
must be selected carefully, otherwise the result could are practically eliminated.
SOME VIBRATION DEFINITIONS

Amplitude A (m) The magnitude of the displacement of a vibration deflection from the mean
position. The total vibration is thus twice the amplitude.
Interference frequency f (Hz) Is essentially the same as the frequency of the rotational speed of the
machine or a harmonic.
Frequency fo (Hz) The number of vibrations in a freely-oscillating system per unit of time.
Mass m (Kg) The mass of the oscillating system.
Spring force F (N) The force emanating from a spring on the machine or the reverse.
Deflection d (m) The deformation of the spring from the neutral position.
Static spring stiffness Kstat (N/m) The force required in Newtons to compress the mounting 1 m.
Dynamic spring stiffness Kdyn (N/m) Spring stiffness when an alternating force is applied.
Tuning ratio Z (-) The ratio between interference frequency f and natural frequency f . o
Interference force Fs (N) The force transmitted to the base of an isolated machine.
Impulse force Fi (N) The force transmitted to the base of a rigidly mounted machine.
Magnification factor B (-) The part of the impulse force which is transmitted as a vibration force.
Indicates the relation between the interference force Fs and impulse force Fi.
Level of isolation I (-) The part of the impulse force which is eliminated by the vibration isolation,
(1-B) or, if B is expressed as a percentage, (100-B).
Damping coefficient c (Ns/m) The linear viscous damping coefficient.
Critical damping ckr (Ns/m) The linear viscous damping coefficient at critical damping. A system is said
to be critically damped if it returns to its initial static position without any
over-oscillation after a displacement.
Damping factor D (-) The ratio between c and c . kr
Reduction R (dB) Isolation expressed in decibels.

Deflection δstat (mm) The static deflection for a spring.
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Calculation of deflection sible to change the force transmitted. This is exactly what
When calculating deflection the following formula shall happens when vibration isolation is achieved. The low
be used. elasticity and shear moduli of rubber are used to achieve
a low natural frequency.
δstat = F
K stat
To summarize, transmission of vibration forces can be
effected in three ways:
Calculation of isolation degree
The following formulas are used for calculating the isola- 1. Rigidly mounted machines transmit vibration forces
tion degree for a given spring. in unchanged form to the base, which is therefore
forced to be a part of the movement of the machine.
The natural frequency: The magnification factor can be regarded as being
100%.
1 K dyn
fo =
2π m 2. In the case of an unsuitable spring system, the mag-
nification factor will increase considerably and may
amount to several hundred percent.
Tuning: Z = f/fo
3. The force transmission percentage is reduced substan-
Magnification factor: tially by correct calculation and suitable mountings
being installed between the machine and base. Typi-
B= Fs = 1+4D2Z2 cal reductions can be from 100 down to 10%, but in
Fi (1-Z2)2+4D2Z2 favourable circumstances can be as low as 2%.
All machines have more than one resonance point as,

The factor D depends on the internal damping of the through many interacting movements, they can vibrate
spring material. In rubber D has the value 0.04-0.1 de- in different modes. The resonance points can be deter-
pending on hardness of the rubber. The term 4D2·Z2 can mined, but the methods of calculation are often difficult.
generally be neglected completely except in the resonance Experience has shown that all resonance velocities that
range, that is, when Z=1. If Z=1, that is, the machine may arise do not need to be clarified. It is usually suf-
speed (rpm) = the natural vibrations of the system, it ficient to calculate the more significant ones which can be
is said that there is resonance, and the vibrations will determined easily. The desired level of isolation and the
be infinitely large if there is no damping. Here, then, a interference frequency determine where the resonance
rubber spring has a district advantage over a steel spring, frequency shall be.
which has minor internal damping and in which the
amplitude, in theory, grows to a very high value in the
resonance point. Refer to fig. 3 on page 10.
Isolation degree I=(1-B) or as percentage, I=(1-B)x100
Reduction in dB R=20log(1/B)
B
%
The relative magnitude of the transmission of force de- 200
pends entirely on the tuning ratio Z. If Z is high, the
force transmission percentage will be small.
As can be seen in fig. 15, B at Z=√2 has dropped to

100% and when Z is further increased, B drops rapidly.
100 100%
Vibration isolation is therefore of significance first when
the operating frequency considerably exceeds the natu-
ral frequency. For practical applications, Z should be
between 3 and 5, which means that 88 and 96 % of 33%
interference forces are eliminated. 12,5% 7%
4% 2,8% 2%
0 1 1/2 2 3 4 5 6 7
Generally, the operating speed of a machine (interfer- Z
ence frequency) is given. If the system´s natural vibration
coefficient can be modified, and influence Z, it is pos- Fig. 15 Resonance curve.
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SHOCK ISOLATION – Moderate temperature (ideally 20°-30°).
Shock is usually described as a transient phenomenon as – Low humidity.
opposed to a vibration, which is a continuous process. – Protection from intense light, radiation and high ozone
concentrations.
A shock pulse can normally by described by parameters – It is recommended that the storage period does not
such as maximum amplitude (acceleration, for example), exceed five years.
duration (in milliseconds, for example), and the shape of
the pulse. The pulse may be a half sine wave, rectangular, Unit conversion
saw tooth or other shape of wave. Multiply by to obtain
feet 0.30480 meters
The basic principle for achieving good shock isolation inches 0.02540 meters
is to mount the machine on mountings that are soft pounds 0.453 kilograms
enough to give a low natural frequency, and which can pound/force 4.45 Newtons
offer relatively large mounting deflections. feet second 0.3048 meters/second
inches/second 0.0254 meters/second
If the duration of a shock pulse is τ seconds, and the feet/second2 0.3048 meters/second2
natural frequency of the set up is fo Hz, then the product inches/second2 0.0254 meters/second2
must be τ fo <approx. 0.25 if the isolation is to provide
protection against the shock. GENERAL SET UP
1. The various parts of the machine are combined on a
The value 0.25 is not an absolute value but depends on common base.
the shape of the shock pulse. 2. The entire machine is isolated by means of suitable
Trelleborg Industrial AVS anti-vibration mountings.
STORAGE 3. Flexible connections to the machine are required in
There may be changes in appearance and physical prop- order to achieve effective isolation. The application of
erties of rubber products during storage, particularly if Trelleborg expansion joints can be recommended.
adverse condition apply. BS3574 provides an ideal guide 4. If required, there should be grounding for removing
to the most suitable storage conditions, including: static electricity.
C E
Fig 16. General set up.
16
Assistance when choosing antivibration mountings
Type of machine Type of mounting How to choose
Rotating Equipment Important

information
Stationary installations RA/RAEM M RAB Fail-safe Vee Mounting Cushyfoot
• Weight
Combustion engines • Number of mounts
Compressors, Generators
• Rotational speed
• Environment
Mobile installations HK SIM Cushyfloat Metacone Vee Mounting
Vehicle engines, Compressors,

Generators, Marine engines See corresponding
product data sheet:
Sensitive Equipment M SE MC Fanflex Equi-Frequency Two Bolt Instru-
mounting
Flanged Instrumo-
untings
Electronics, Cameras, Fans, To select correct
Small Pumps mounting, the
following data are
Transit Protection VT M BA Double-U-shear
needed:
Computers, Test Equipment 1. Load per mounting
(kg)
2. Interfering
Vehicles HK Metacone Cab Mounts EH UH
Engines, Cabs, ROPS cage frequency (Hz)

(Hz = rpm/60)
Instrument mountings M Two Bolt Instru- Flanged Instrumo- Select correct load line
Electronic Racks, mounting untings
in diagram 1 and
Radio TX/RX, Mobile
Computer Systems correct interference
line in diagram 3.
Heavy Duty Isolators SAW Rectangular SAW Cirkular SAW 3” Comp
Off Highway Vehicles,
Vibratory Screens, Large The load line
Engines, Public Service Vehicles intersects with
Building and Construction GK VT AV-Plate
required type of
Inertia Blocks, Heavy Plant, mounting.
Ductwork, Suspended Ceilings
Connect this
Machine Tools TF AV-plate intersection point
Lathes, Punch Presses, Grinders, vertically down to the
Woodworking Equipment interference line in
diagram 3.
SE Buffers ANB
Motion Control
Rebound, Motion Limitation Here, on the sloping
curve, the isolation
Vehicle Suspension VP UD SP-Bearings Metaxentric bushes
degree is indicated.
Pivot Arms, Trunnion Mounts, For static deflection,
Gearbox Mountings see diagram 2.
General purpose mounts Type A Type B Type C Type D Type KD Type E
Exhaust systems, Small fans,

Instrument panels 1 2
L
3
I
17
RA & Fail Safe EF
rpm, the RA and EF type provides a degree of isolation
of 75-85%. For better isolation, the alternative RAEM or
M can be chosen.
Its unique construction and the latest production meth-

ods make Novibra® type RA and EF a high performance
mounting having a number of advantages:
• Rubber features are utilised effectively combining

compression and shear.
• Wide load rating options, 40-2100 kg.
• Corrosion protected to cope with arduous environments
on land or marine applications (Fe/Zn8C as per ISO
2081).
Novibra® type RA and Metalastik® type Fail Safe EF • Fitted as standard with an integral fail-safe design device
For effective isolation of vibration and noise on machines with resilient stop, making RA and EF ideal for use in
with rotating movements, e.g. mobile or marine applications. The RA/EF-mounts can
• Compressors • Pumps accomodate occasional shock loads to 5 g reference to the
• Combustion engines • Industrial and weight in hardness 60˚ IRH. The mount will withstand
• Generators marine gen-sets shock loads up to 2 g without plastic deformation.
• Converters • Fans • Clear and durable product marking so that mountings
can be identified even after several years in operation.
Also suitable for use with presses, punches and other work- • Domed shape cover to protect against oil contamina-
shop machines. tion.
Features
RA and EF uses the rubber profile in shear and compres-
sion, obtaining good vertical flexibility with the advantage
of horizontal stability. For normal speeds of approx. 1500
M RA 100, RA 200 17-1463
RA 500, RA 800 L
ØD L
17-1463
G
d
d A
K
H A
RA 1200, RA 1800
K
ØD RA 350 L
RA
G
d
H A d
A
K
K
Art.No. Art.No. Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max (kg)

Type 40° IRH 60° IRH D A H K d L G (kg) 40° IRH 60° IRH
RA 100/M10 1861700 1861710 79 110 30 130 9 12 M10 0.33 105 240
RA 100/M12 2256120 2256130 79 110 30 130 9 12 M12 0.33 105 240
RA 200/M10 1861740 1861750 94 124 35 150 10 15 M10 0.47 180 280
RA 200/M12 2255720 1860350 94 124 35 150 10 15 M12 0.47 180 280
RA 350/M12 2256370 2256380 101 140-148 38 175 14 18 M12 0.74 250 450
RA 350/M16 1861760 1861770 101 140-148 38 175 14 18 M16 0.74 250 450
RA 500 1861800 1861810 123 158 42 192 14 18 M16 1.02 450 700
RA 800 1861820 1861830 144 182 48 216 14 18 M16 1.59 750 1300
RA 1200 2255360 2255370 161 140 58 170 14 M20 2.19 900 1600
RA 1800 2255380 2255390 181 160 66.5 190 14 M20 2.33 1300 2100
Fail Safe EF 17-1463-35 (35° IRH) 0.22 55
17-1463-45 (45° IRH) 65 76.2 35 94 8.5 10 M12 0.22 80
17-1463-60 (60° IRH) 0.22 170
17-1463-70 (70° IRH) 0.22 240
18 Trelleborg Industrial AVS operates a policy of continuous improvement and development. We reserve the right to change design and specification of our products without prior notification or alteration of literature
RA & Fail Safe EF
Note: The natural frequencies and degrees of isolation are based on dynamic characteristics of the mountings.
Load
per mounting (kg)
2500
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
2000
RA
0
1500
-6
180
00
0-6
60
18
0
0-
RA
80 120
RA
40
120
0- RA 60
0-
0-6
RA RA
80
1000
0-
0
40 1
RA RA
180 800
800 0-4 -60
700 RA 0
0 20
120
-4 1
0-4
60
40 00 RA
600 0 RA
0-
800
50
-40 RA
500 500
RA
0- 8
-60
50 RA
400
60
RA RA
RA
0-
500 350
35
300 -40 -60
RA
0
-6
250
0
00
-4
2
50
RA
RA
3
3- 463 -40
200 350
A
17-
R
0
-40
-1 00
RA 1
-7
200 RA 10 463-7
17 A 1
40
-60 0-6 0
R
150 0
0-
RA
60
20
200
RA
-40
46
-1
17
40
100 17-
0-
146
10
3-6
80 0
RA
70 RA
100
45
60 17- -40
3-
146
46
3-4
5
-1
50
17
35
3-
17-
46
40 146
-1
3-3
17
5
30
25
20
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 20 22 1 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Natural frequency (Hz) Static deflection (mm)
Interfering frequency (Hz)
7
Diagram 3 To select correct mounting, following
8 Res data are needed:
9 onan 1) Load per mounting (kg)
10 ce 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
12 correct interference line in diagram 3.
Avo The load line intersects with required type
15 id th of mounting.
is re Connect this intersection point vertically
gion down to the interference line in diagram 3.
Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
20 degree is indicated.
For static deflection, see diagram 2.
25
30 0
50 1 2
40
70 L
50
80
60 85
3
70 90 I
80
90
100
Degree of isolation (%)
Trelleborg Industrial AVS operates a policy of continuous improvement and development. We reserve the right to change design and specification of our products without prior notification or alteration of literature 19
RAEM
For normal speeds of approx. 1500 rpm the RAEM type
provides a degree of isolation of 85-95%, and gives good
isolation with low frequency machines.
Its unique construction and the latest production methods

make Novibra type RAEM a high performance mounting
having a number of advantages:
• Rubber features are utilised effectively combining

compression and shear.
• Wide load rating options, 10-3400 kg.
• Corrosion protected to cope with arduous environments
on land or marine applications (Fe/Zn8C as per ISO
2081).
Novibra® type RAEM • Fitted as standard with an integral fail-safe design with
For effective isolation of vibration and noise on machines resilient stop, making RAEM ideal for use on mobile
with rotating movements, e.g. or marine applications. The RAEM mounts can acco-
• Compressors • Large milling modate occasional shock loads to 5 g reference to the
• AC units machinery weight in hardness 60° IRH. The mount will withstand
• Industrial fans • Industrial and shock loads up to 2 g without plastic deformation.
• Generators marine gen sets • Clear and durable product marking so that mountings
• Combustion engines • Refiners can be identified even after several years in operation.
• Emergency power sets • Defibrators • Domed shape cover to protect against oil contamina-
tion.
Features
RAEM is a universal mounting for applications demand-
ing maximum isolation. It is a further development of RA,
where EM stands for “extra soft”. Suitable for both light
and heavy machines.
RAEM 40, RAEM 125 RAEM 60 d

RAEM 800
M L
W
ØD A L
d
K
G A
K RAEM 1500, RAEM 2500
RAEM 350
L
H
d
A d
A
K
K
Art.No. Art.No. Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max(kg)

Type 40° IRH 60° IRH D A W H K d L G (kg) 40° IRH 60° IRH
RAEM 40 1861860 1861870 64 88 35.5 110 9 12 M10 0.26 30 60
RAEM 60 2256760 2256770 63 100 61 35.5 120 11 15 M12 0.30 60 120
RAEM 125 M10 1861720 1861730 84 110 35.5 135 11 15 M10 0.37 80 180
RAEM 125 M12 2256140 2256150 84 110 35.5 135 11 15 M12 0.37 80 180
RAEM 350 M12 2256440 2256450 110 140-148 42 175 14 18 M12 0.80 200 400
RAEM 350 M16 1861780 1861790 110 140-148 42 175 14 18 M16 0.80 200 400
RAEM 800 1861840 1861850 155 182 54 216 14 18 M16 1.8 450 800
RAEM 1500 2255400 2255410 182 146 85 180 14 M20 3.0 900 1700
RAEM 2500 2255420 2255430 224 180 105.5 220 17.5 M24 4.6 1700 3400
RAEM
Load
per mounting (kg)
3500 Diagram 1 Diagram 2
3000 RA
EM
2500 250
0-6
2000 0
0
-6
00
25
1500
EM
RA RA
0
EM EM
-4
RA
250 150
00
0-4 0-6
25
1000 0 0
M
0
AE 0 RAE
-6
800
0
00
-4
RA
700
00
EM
15
150 RA
15
600 EM
EM
6
0-4
0-
800
M
0
RA
80
500 -60
EM
R
RA
400
RA
EM
40
800 RA
0-
300 -40 EM
60
80
350
0-
250 -60
EM
35
40
EM RA
0-
EM
200
35
RA
RA
EM
150
RA
350
60
-40 RA
EM
5-
125
12
-60
EM
100
0
RA
RA
6
EM
-
60
80 60-
40
EM
70 60
5-
RA
RA
12
60 EM
125
EM
50 RA -40
RA
EM
RA 40-
40
40 EM 60
0-
60-
6
RA 0
40
-6
EM
30
40
EM
25
0
-4
RA
40
20
EM
RA
EM
RA
15 40-
40
10
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 15 20
5
Diagram 3
6 To select correct mounting, following
Res data are needed:
7 ona 1) Load per mounting (kg)
8 nce 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
9 Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
10
Avo correct interference line in diagram 3.
id th The load line intersects with required type
is re of mounting.
gion Connect this intersection point vertically
down to the interference line in diagram 3.
15
20
25
0
30
50 1 2
40 70 L
50 80
85
60
90 3
70 I
80
90
100
Cushyfloat™ Mountings
Load
per mounting (kg)
3000
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
2500
17-
184
2000 1-7
0 70
17-
184 1-
1500 1-6 1 84
0 7-
1 60
41-
1000 17- -18 -5
0
184 17
1-5 8 41 0
800 0 -1 1-4
17-
184 17 84
700 1-4 -1
600 0 17
17-
165 75
500 7-7 5 7-
17-
165 5
-16
400 7-6 17 65
17-
5 7-
165 165 5
300 7-5
5 7- -5
17- 1
6 57
250 165 -1
7-4
5 17
200 5
17- 75 -4
17-
160
9-7 0 9- 657
150 160 5 6 1
9-6 -1 7-
5 17 1 5
17- -6
17- 160 09
100 160 9-5 - 16 55
9-4
5 5 17 09-
6
80 -1
70 17 5
-4
60 17- 09
160
0-6 - 16 5
50 5 17 0-6
60
40 17- -1
160 17 55
0-5 0 -
5
30 60
-1
17-
160 17
25 0-4 45
5 0-
20 1 60
-
17
15
10
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5
6
7 onan 1) Load per mounting (kg)
8 ce 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
correct interference line in diagram 3.
10 Avo The load line intersects with required type
id th of mounting.
12 is re Connect this intersection point vertically
gion down to the interference line in diagram 3
15 Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
20
25 0
30 50
70 1 2
40 L
80
50 85
60 90
3
70 I
80
90
100
SIM™
Load
per mounting (kg)
1000
800
700
600
500
SIM
400 300
-70
0
-6 0-7
SIM
30
300 300
0
M
-60
SI
0
250
30
M
SIM
SI
200 300
0 0
-50
-4 -60 -5 -7
SIM
0
30 20 30 20
SI 200
150 SIM M 20 -70
M M SIM IM IM IM
0
300 0-60
S S S
-40
0
120
0
0
SIM
100 200 SIM
70 50
90 -50 100
40
0- 0-
-70
0-
80
10 20
20
SI
70 SIMM 100
M
SI SI
SI
200 -60
60 -40
d
an
60
50
0-
10
SIM
M
40 100
SI
-50
50
SIM
0-
100
10
-40
40
30
M
0-
SI
10
25
M
SI
20
15
10
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
7
Diagram 3
data are needed:
9 Reso 1) Load per mounting (kg)
10 nanc 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
e (Hz = rpm / 60 )
Avoi correct interference line in diagram 3.
d thi The load line intersects with required type
15 s reg of mounting.
ion Connect this intersection point vertically
25
0
30
50
40 1 2
70
L
50 80
85
60
90 3
70 I
80
90
100
Cushyfoot™
Features
Cushyfoot™ mountings have two rubber elements, used
in shear and compression, to provide excellent stiffness
characteristics for the isolation of a wide range of vibration
frequencies.
There are three sizes, 17-0290 for loads up to 230 kg per

mounting, 17-0213 for loads up to 1250 kg and 17-0346,
which will carry up to 1280 kg per mounting, but will
provide up to 16 mm static deflection.
The Cushyfoot™ mounting has the following features:

• A wide load range from 50 to 1280 kg.
• Stamped identification plates for product identification.
Metalastik® type Cushyfoot™ • Strong castings for safety and reliability.
Cushyfoot™ mountings are suitable for many different • Dissimilar horizontal stiffnesses give optimum vibration
types of machinery, e.g. diesel engines, generator sets, com- isolation and motion control.
pressors, fans, hydraulic units and lift machinery.
Ød A
D K
L
B
Dimensions in mm Max vertical Weight

Type Art.No L B A K H D d G load (kg) (kg)
Cushyfoot™ 17-0290-45 (45° IRH) 122 132 90 114 72 82 13 M16 120 2.3
mountings 17-0290-60 (60° IRH) 122 132 90 114 72 82 13 M16 230 2.3
17-0213-45 (45° IRH) 230 204 165 205 110 148 18 M16 590 10
17-0213-60 (60° IRH) 230 204 165 205 110 148 18 M16 1250 10
17-0346-45 (45° IRH) 230 204 165 205 123 148 18 M16 630 9.5
17-0346-60 (60° IRH) 230 204 165 205 123 148 18 M16 1280 9.5
Cushyfoot™
Load
per mounting (kg)
1400
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
1200
1000 17 17
-03 -02
46 13
800 -60 -60
700
600
-60
500 17
13
-03 17
-02
46 -02
-60
400 -45
17
13
46
-45
-03
17
300
-45
250
-45
13
46
-02
200
-03
17
17
17
150 -02
90
-60
120
-60
90
100
-02
17
-02
17
80 90
-45
70
60
-45
90
50
-02
17
40
30
25
20
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 14 18
Natural frequency (Hz) Static deflection (mm) 12 16
4
5 data are needed:
Res 1) Load per mounting (kg)
6 onan 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
7
ce (Hz = rpm / 60 )
Avo
9 id th The load line intersects with required type
10 is re of mounting.
12
gion Connect this intersection point vertically
15 For static deflection, see diagram 2.
20
0
25
50
30
70 1 2
40 80 L
85
50
90
60
3
70 I
80
90
100
Vee Mountings
Features
Vee mountings have ideal stiffness characteristics for rail
vehicle engine suspensions. The vertical stiffness rate en-
sures that when the mounting is properly loaded, the verti-
cal natural frequency doesn’t coincide with the body bend-
ing frequency. The high longitudinal stiffness controls
shunting shock motion. The mounting is usually con-
nected to the sole bars via the base casting, and a buffer is
attached to the Vee section casting to limit tensile loades.
The Vee mounting has the following features:

• Three dissimilar translational stiffnesses for the best vi-
bration isolation and motion control.
• Strong castings for safety and reliability.
Metalastik® type Vee Mountings
A high load capacity mounting with relatively large rubber
volume providing a high degree of vibration and noise
isolation and makes it ideally suited for suspending engines
installed in public service and goods vehicles.
70 70
176 176
45 45
M14 M
M14
M
121 121
Ø14 Ø14
190 190
222 222
11-1033 11-1082
Type Art.No. M-Max (kg) Weight (kg)

Vee mountings 11-1082-55 (55° IRH) 210 4.2
11-1082-65 (65° IRH) 315 4.2
11-1033-50 (50° IRH) 470 4.5
11-1033-60 (60° IRH) 710 4.5
Vee Mountings
Load
per mounting (kg)
800
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
700
600
500 11
-1
03
450 3-
60
400
350
11
-1
300 03
3-
50
0
3-6
103
250
11-
11
0
-1
3-5
200 08
2-
103
65
180
11-
160
5
2-6
11
-1
108
140 08
2-
55
11-
120
5
2-5
108
100
11-
90
80
70
60
50
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10
6
Diagram 3
Reso data are needed:
8 nanc 1) Load per mounting (kg)
9 e 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
10 (Hz = rpm / 60 )
Avoid Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
12 this r correct interference line in diagram 3.
egion The load line intersects with required type
of mounting.
15 Connect this intersection point vertically
0
25
50
30
70
80 1 2
40
85 L
50
90
60
70 3
I
80
90
100
Degree of isolation (%)/Reduction (dB)
RAB
Features
Similar in design to the RA/RAEM range, type RAB uses
rubber in shear and compression for optimum stiffness
characteristics and horizontal stability. Especially effec-
tive on small 1, 2 and 3 cylinder diesel engines where the
special compound employed provides effective isolation of
vibration while eliminating much of the excessive move-
ment normally associated with 1–3 cylinder engines.

make Novibra® type RAB a high performance mounting
having a number of advantages:
• Rubber features are utilised effectively combining com-

Novibra® type RAB pression and shear.
Effective isolation of vibration and noise on • Tight tolerances on dynamic stiffness rate for accurate
different machinery with rotating movements, e.g. vibration calculations.
• Load rating options, 10-130 kg.
• Diesel engines • Pumps • Corrosion protected to cope with arduous environments
• Combustion engines • Industrial gensets on land or marine applications (Fe/Zn8C as per ISO
• Emergency power packs • Marine gensets 2081).
• Fitted as standard with a shock-proof device with resil-
ient stop, ideal for mobile or marine use. The RAB-
mounts can accomodate occasional shock loads to 5
g reference to the weight. The mount will withstand
shock loads up to 2 g without plastic deformation.
• Clear and durable product marking so that mountings
can be identified even after several years in operation.
• Domed shape cover to protect against oil contamina-
tion.
D
G
H
d
A
K
Art.No. Dimensions mm Weight

Type 55˚ IRH D A H K d G kg M-Max (kg)
RAB- 0 2256600 63 76 35 93.5 8.5 M12 0.22 130
RAB -2 2256610 63 76 35 93.5 8.5 M12 0.22 105
RAB -3 2256620 63 76 35 93.5 8.5 M12 0.22 70
RAB
Load per mounting (kg)
140
RAB-0
120
RAB-2
100
80
RAB-3
60
40
Fully approved by
NATO and Europe’s 20
leading manufacturers
of 1- 2- and 3-cylinder
versions of compact
diesel engines.
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0
Static deflection (mm)
Example of RAB-
installation on a
3-cylinder diesel
engine power pack.
M
Features
Novibra® type M is specifically designed to give large de-
flection at low loads. Although the mount design allows
high deflection, the mountings are compact in weight and
easy to install.

make Novibra® type M a high performance antivibration
mounting having a number of advantages:
• Tight tolerances on dynamic stiffness rate for accurate

vibration calculations.
• Wide load rating options, 3.5–2500 kg.
• Corrosion protected to cope with arduous environ-
Novibra® type M ments on land or marine applications (Fe/Zn8C2 as
Type M is ideal for applications involving isolation of low per ISO 2081).
frequency vibrations in all planes. Also suitable for shock • Clear and durable product marking so that mountings
attenuation due to the designed ability to offer large de- can be identified even after several years in operation.
flection. Provides passive vibration isolation on electronic
instruments, measuring equipment and test cells. When using M mount together with the height adjuster
HA, it is necessary to use a washer. The diameter of the
Specific fields of application are: washer must be 20% larger than the diameter of the upper
• Compressors • Electric motors plate (D).
• Refrigerators • Weighing scales
• AC-units • Test cell equipment
• Ventilators • Noise control units
• Fans • Pumps
• Powder handling machinery • Food processing
• Vibratory screens equipment
• Packaging applications
M 7, M 25, M 50, M 400, M 600, M 1500

M 100, M 200
ø D
G
ød E
h ød
H A A
K K

Type 40° IRH 60° IRH D E A K H h d G (kg) 40° IRH 60° IRH
M 7 2255110 2255120 18 43 50 64 20 7 7.0 M 6 0.02 3.5 9
M 25 1861220 1861230 33 56 66 85 25 11 8.0 M 8 0.07 20 50
M 50 1861240 1861250 45 76 92 114 35 14 10.0 M 10 0.16 40 80
M 100 1861620 1861610 53 96 110 136 40 15 11.5 M 10 0.26 70 150
M 200 1861660 1861670 58 101 124 151 45 13 11.5 M 10 0.42 130 220
M 400 1861680 1861690 78 120 150 63 18 14.5 M 12 1.06 280 500
M 600 1533710 1533720 100 160 200 85 25 14.5 M 16 2.35 380 750
M 1500 1533730 1533740 186 250 310 160 43 18.0 M 24 9.43 1400 2500
M

M25 – M1500
3000
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
2500
2000
M
1500
15
00
0
-6
-6
00
0
15
1000
M
M
800
15
00
700
0
-4
-4
0
600
00
15
M
500
M
0
60
60 -6
0- 00
0-
60
400
6
M
M
M
40
40
60
300
M
0-
0-
60
40
0
40 -4
0- 00
200
40 M 6
M
40
0-
60
40
150
M
M
0-
20
20
0-
M
M7
60
0
-4
M M2
100 10
0
M 0
20
6
10 00
0-
9
0- -4
10
8
60 0
80
M
70 7
0
-6
60
M
60
50
7-
M
7-
60
M
10
50
50
M
0-
-6
40
40
40 4
-6
25
0-
M
10
M
25
M
30 3
-6
0
0
-4
M
40
M
50
50
7-
7-
M
-4
40
M
20 2
0
0
-4
15 1.5
25
M
M
25
-4
0
10 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 12 14 16 20 25 30 40 50
Natural frequency (Hz) M7 A, M7 B 1 2 2.5 3 4 5
Interfering frequency (Hz) Static deflection (mm)
2
Diagram 3
3 Re To select correct mounting, following
son data are needed:
4 anc 1) Load per mounting (kg)
2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
5 e (Hz = rpm / 60 )
7
8
of mounting.
id t Connect this intersection point vertically
10 his down to the interference line in diagram 3.
reg Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
ion degree is indicated.
20
25 1 2
30 0 L
50
40 70
50 80
60 85 3
I
70 90
80
100
Equi-frequency Mountings
Features
Each design has substantially the same stiffness in vertical
and horizontal directions. Load range 11 kg to 54 kg. Can
be used as small anti-shock mounting when static loadings
are derated.
Metalastik® type Equi-frequency Mounting

General purpose low profile mounting for use where space
is restricted. Suitable for stationary applications. May also
be used to protect delicate or sensitive equipment from
external shock or disturbances.
Typical applications include:

• Instrument panels
• Small fan sets
• Small vacuum pumps
M M
Ø 51
Ø 29 Ø 22
M10 M6
1.6
2 12
22
2xØ8.7 Ø4.8
57 35
49.2
73
59
89
17-0389 17-1566
Type Art.No. M-Max (kg) Weight (kg)

Equi-frequency mountings 17-1566-45 (45° IRH) 11 0.024
17-1566-60 (60° IRH) 22 0.024
17-0389-45 (45° IRH) 27 0.10
17-0389-60 (60° IRH) 54 0.10
Equi-frequency Mountings
Load
per mounting (kg)
55
50
45
40 17
-03
89
35 -60
30
-60
89
25
-03
17
20 17
-03
89
18 -45
-60
16 17
-15
66
66
-45
-15
14 -60
89
17
-03
12
17
10
9
-45
8 17
66
-15
66
-15
7 -45
17
6
2
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 0.5 1 1.5 2 3 4 5
9
Diagram 3
data are needed:
12 onan 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
ce (Hz = rpm / 60 )
id th of mounting.
20 gion down to the interference line in diagram 3.
30
0
40
50 1 2
50 L
70
60 80
70 85 3
I
80 90
90
100
Fanflex™
Features
Simple design with metal parts encapsulated in high grade
oil-resisting rubber compound giving good environmental
resistance.
Provides relatively large static deflections and hence a

high degree of vibration attenuation - 90% isolation for
disturbing frequencies of 15 Hz ( 900 c.p.m ).
Range gives capacity for point loads of 35 kg to 350 kg.
Metalastik® type Fanflex™

A simple mounting designed predominantly for the sus-
pension of heating, ventilating and air conditioning equip-
ment.
May be used for:

Pumps, fans, compressors and control cabinets.
M MC 6535 M
D2 D1
G
G
t t
D2
A
A
K
K
Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max Colour

Type Art.No A K H B D1 D2 E G d t (kg) (kg) code
Fanflex 100-45 (45° IRH) 319900 57 80 32 45 41 12 M8 9 5 0.09 35 yellow
Fanflex 100-55 (55° IRH) 319910 57 80 32 45 41 12 M8 9 5 0.09 65 blue
Fanflex 100-65 (65° IRH) 319920 57 80 32 45 41 12 M8 9 5 0.09 100 red
Fanflex 200-45 (45° IRH) 319930 71 95 45 60 56 14 M10 9 5 0.22 130 yellow
Fanflex 200-55 (55° IRH) 319940 71 95 45 60 56 14 M10 9 5 0.22 225 blue
Fanflex 200-65 (65° IRH) 319950 71 95 45 60 56 14 M10 9 5 0.22 350 red
MC 6535-45 (45° IRH) 2231000 48 65 36 34 51 8 M10 7.5 2 0.12 45 white
MC 6535-55 (55° IRH) 2231010 48 65 36 34 51 8 M10 7.5 2 0.12 75 red
MC 6535-65 (65° IRH) 2231020 48 65 36 34 51 8 M10 7.5 2 0.12 115 black
Fanflex™
Load
per mounting (kg)
400
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
350
300
Fa
250 nf
le
x
20
0-
200 65
5
0-6
20
Fa
nf
ex
le
nfl
150 x
20
Fa
0-
-55
55
00
120
x2
5
0-4
fle
100
an
20
dF
Fa M
ex
nf C
an
65
nfl
80 le
x Fa 35
0-6 Fa
-65
20 nf -6
70 0- le 5
35
45 x
5
10
65
0-
60 65 M
MC
10
C
65
x
fle
50 35
Fa
n
-5
Fa
nf 5
le
-55
x
10
40
35
0-
55
55
65
-45 00-
35
MC
M
1
C
65 flex
30 65
35
MC an
35
Fa -4
F
25 nf 5
le
5
x
0-4
10
0-
10
20 45
ex
nfl
Fa
15
10
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 16 18 20 22 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12
5
Diagram 3
data are needed:
7 Res 1) Load per mounting (kg)
8 ona 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
nce (Hz = rpm / 60 )
The load line intersects with required type
12 of mounting.
Avo Connect this intersection point vertically
id th down to the interference line in diagram 3.
15 is re Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
gion degree is indicated.
20
25
30
0 1 2
40 L
50
50 70
60 80
3
70 85 I
80 90
90
100
BA & Double U-Shear
Novibra® type BA and
Metalastik® type Double U-Shear
Novibra® type BA and Metalastik® type Double U-Shear
are equally suitable for isolating vibrations from low speed
machines and equipment. Protects sensitive and light-
weight units from external shocks and vibrations.
Type BA and Double U-Shear are easy to install and ideal

for applications e.g.
• Light fans and compressors
• Portable gensets and pumps
• Computers and electronic units
• Transit cases
• Measuring and test instruments
• Gauging equipment
Stiffness values in the
n
load-deflection selection
17-1492 3.5
diagrams refer to shear
Rubber in 17-1480 6
Features
mode.
Compression stiffnesses
shear (soft) 17-1479 8 Novibra® type BA and Metalastik® type Double U-Shear
are n times larger, see 17-1482 3.5 mountings utilise bonded rubber in shear to permit rela-
adjoining table BA 20 2.3
BA 50 3
tively high deflections. Provides excellent isolation of low
BA100 3.4 frequencies. (Type BA 20/2 is a half section suitable for
very light loads). On rotating equipment applications the
soft axis should be at right angles to the shaft. On mobile
applications the stiff axis should be aligned in the direction
Rubber in Rubber in of travel. For transit case applications the mountings need
compression shear (soft) to be arranged so that the horizontal stiffness is the same
in all directions.
BA 20 - BA 100 17-1492, 17-1480, 17-1479, 17-1482 BA 20/2

M
M
H H
F t
H
t
BA 20 - BA 100, 17-1482 17-1492, 17-1480, 17-1479
B B
C d B
A
d d L
L L
Art.No. Art.No. Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max (kg)

Type 40° IRH 60° IRH B L H A F d t (kg) 40° IRH 60° IRH
BA 20/2 67868 67876 20 90 58 62 8 4 0.09 12 27
BA 20 2255230 2255240 20 90 50 10 4 0.16 20 35
BA 50 2255250 2255260 50 90 50 12 4 0.42 60 110
BA 100 2255270 2255280 100 90 50 15 4 0.83 130 250
Double 40° IRH 50° IRH C 40° IRH 50° IRH
U-shear 17-1492-40 17-1492-50 19 60 43 19 10.3 6.7 0.09 14 20
17-1480-40 17-1480-50 51 80 78 32 25 13 0.6 70 100
17-1479-40 17-1479-50 64 86 108 38 32 16.7 1.1 150 220
17-1482-40 17-1482-50 51 60 41 20 11 0.2 37 56
BA & Double U-Shear
Load
per mounting (kg)
300
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
250
200
17 BA
-14 10
79 0B
150 -50
17
A
B
120 -14
0
0
10
10
79
100 -40
BA
BA
BA
0
90 10
-5
0A
79
80 17
4
-14 BA
-1
70 80
17
50
-50 B
60 17
48 79 B
-14
-1 14 50
50 40
50 80
-40
-
17 17- BA
BA
50
0-
40 17 A
-14
82
-50
40
30 17
17 50 A
-14
0-
48
82 BA
BA
25 -40
-1
20
B
20 BA
0 A
20
BA -14 20/2 82 20
/2
B
14 BA
-5
15 17 BA
-14 20
0 -4 B
92
B 17-
-50 A
A 0
12
82
17 A
17
-14
0
10
-5
2
92
2
9 -40
49
0
BA
20 2-4
-1
8 20
A
17
/2
BA 149
A
/2
7
-
17
6
5
4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5
Diagram 3
7 ona 1) Load per mounting (kg)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
id th of mounting.
gion down to the interference line in diagram 3.
20
25
0
30
50 1 2
40 70 L
50 80
85
60
90 3
70 I
80
90
100
Metacone™ & HK
Features
A compact fail safe design, available for a wide range of
loadings with in some cases alternative fixings.
Cutouts in rubber section on various sizes provide different
vertical/horizontal stiffness ratios.
Most sizes can be supplied complete with overload and
rebound washers.
60 Ø 83
Ø 25.4 Ø 31.8
12
2.6
18
3.6 56 59
L
Ø 16.3
Ø 12.7
Ø 75
Ø 56 Ø10.3
Metalastik® type Metacone™ and
Novibra® type HK Ø10.3
y
x
A range of mountings designed for high load capacity x x
70 82.7 105
with relatively large static deflections. The high loading
x y
for a given size is achieved by utilising the rubber to best
advantage in shear and compression. Normally, mount- 82.5
69.4
ings are assembled with overload and rebound washers to 102 92
control and limit movement of the suspended equipment 17-0248 (solid) L=42 17-0277 (x cut out)
17-0241 (x cut out) L=42 17-0311 (y cut out)
under shock loads. Centre fixing bolts should be torque 17-0189 (solid) L=51 17-0341 (solid)
tightened to the recommended values.
Ø 63
Applications include suspensions for: Ø 52

3.5
Ø 16.2
• Off-road and road vehicle engines 27 22

Ø 12
2
13.5
• Vehicle Cabs 51
• Oil Tanks/Tankers
Ø 12.3
• Mobile applications Ø 10.2
29
Ø 51
Ø 50 Ø 54
A-A
A
Ø8.7
Ø10.3
57
Type Art.No. Max vert. load Weight 76
(kg) (kg) 73
A
Metacone™ 17-0189-45 (45° IRH) 145 0.28 89
82.5
17-0189-70 (70° IRH) 290 0.28 17-0379 102
17-0241-45 (45° IRH) 62 0.18 17-1691
17-0241-60 (60° IRH) 122 0.18
17-0248-45 (45° IRH) 95 0.19
Ø 12 Type Cone Top Bottom
17-0248-60 (60° IRH) 190 0.19
17-0277-45 (45° IRH) 125 0.56 mount washer washer
17-0277-60 (60° IRH) 230 0.56 16 Art.No. Art.No.
3 48
17-0379-45 (45° IRH) 35 0.12
Metacone™ 17-0189 336050 336000
17-0379-60 (60° IRH) 70 0.12
17-0341-45 (45° IRH) 160 0.54 17-0241 336050 336000
17-0341-60 (60° IRH) 300 0.54 Ø 60
17-0248 336050 336000
17-0341-70 (70° IRH) 430 0.54
17-0311-45 (45° IRH) 125 0.58 17-0277 336060 336080
17-0311-60 (60° IRH) 220 0.58 17-0379 336070 336070
68
17-1691-45 (45° IRH) 72 0.44 11
17-1691-60 (60° IRH) 144 0.44 17-0341 336060 336080
HK 60-40 2256900 (40° IRH) 90 0.24 80 17-0311 336060 336080
HK 60-50 318390 (50° IRH) 115 0.24 82.5
106 17-1691 336110 336120
HK 60-60 2256910 (60° IRH) 180 0.24
HK 60-70 318380 (70° IRH) 250 0.24 HK 60 HK HK 60 318490 318500
Metacone™ & HK
Load
per mounting (kg)
500
Diagram 2
Diagram 1
400 17
-03
41
350 -70
300
250
17
0
17 -03
-6
-03
0
41
0 11
-7
11 17
HK 70
200 -60
60
-01
-6 03
17 -60
-
89
41
77 -
-02 HK
7
HK
17 0
180 -70
1
7
77
03
60 60
9-
0
-60 -60 17
-6
160 -70
18
-02
60
60
2
-0
48
0
1-
-60
17
-
HK
140
17
34
17
d
-0
-03
an
5
120
17
41
45 11-4
-45 17
5
-16
d
-4
n
0
91
27 03
a
-5
100 17
8
-60
60
60
01
-0 17-
-02
8-
7-
17 77-
HK
7
-03 45 HK 17
24
1
-02 17
0
60 HK
-0
80 -0
-4
11 -40 41
-45 17 60- -60 189
17
17
60
-02 50 -45
41 -60
60
70
HK
48
1-
5
03 41
-45
-4
69
2
60
0
-1
7-
17
45
7-
17 17
50
1-
1
-1 -03
17 691-
69
79
an
-60
1
-02 45
-
45
17
40 41
-45
8-
d
24
45
an
-0
1-
60
17
24
9-
-0
30
37
17
-0
17
25 17
-03
79
45
-45
9-
20
37
-0
17
15
10
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
6
Diagram 3
onan 1) Load per mounting (kg)
10
ce 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
12 Avo correct interference line in diagram 3.
id th The load line intersects with required type
is re of mounting.
15 gion Connect this intersection point vertically
25
0
30
50
40 1 2
70
L
50 80
85
60
90 3
70 I
80
90
100
Metacone™ & HK
Metalastik® Ø 116
Ø 47.6
Ø 84
Ø 38
Ø 84
Ø 38
type Metacone™ 4.7
and Novibra® type HK 33

17
71 74 3.6 26 64 67
7
120
Ø 16.3
Ø 16.3
Ø 25 Ø 75
Ø 75
Ø 73.3 Ø10.3
Lower end of outer Ø10.3
Ø 95 metal must be
supported as shown.
Ø 10 A-A
82.7 105
82.7 105
98.4 121
10 A
69.4 69.4
A 98.4 92 92
17-0146 17-0391 17-0566
Ø 100 Ø 84 Ø 81 Ø 142
Ø 46 Ø 38 Ø 34.9 Ø 50
10 46
16
33
3.7
71
80 3.6 79.4 100
34 12.5
Ø 16.3
Ø 20
Ø 20.4 Ø 25
Ø 75 Ø 60.5 Ø 123.5
Ø 93
A-A Ø 75
Ø11
A Ø10.3 Ø10.3
Ø12
109 100 150

82.7 105 82.7 105
127 69.4 144

69.4
156 92 174
92
A
17-1843 17-1865 17-1227 17-1550
Ø 38
Ø 20
Type Art.No. Max vert. load Weight 25.5
(kg) (kg)
20
3.5 73
Metacone™ 11-1009-45 (45° IRH) 140 0.59 4 85
11-1009-55 (55° IRH) 200 0.59 Ø 16
17-0391-45 (45° IRH) 290 1.1 Ø 72

Ø 103
17-0391-60 (60° IRH) 500 1.1 A-A
A
17-0391-70 (70° IRH) 610 1.1
17-0566-45 (45° IRH) 200 0.82
HK 600
92 98 121
R5.5
17-0566-60 (60° IRH) 380 0.82 65 84 90
A
17-0566-70 (70° IRH) 525 0.82
98
17-1227-45 (45° IRH) 560 1.1 80
112
98
17-1227-60 (60° IRH) 1000 1.1 140 107
17-1550-45 (45° IRH) 720 4.4 HK 600 11-1009
17-1550-60 (60° IRH) 1250 4.4

Type Cone Top washer Bottom washer
17-1843-45 (45° IRH) 320 1.7 mount Art.No. Art.No.
17-1843-60 (60° IRH) 600 1.7 Metacone™ 11-1009 336080 336080
17-1865-55 (55° IRH) 180 0.86 17-0391 336080 336080
17-0566 336080 336080
17-0146-45 (45° IRH) 950 2 17-1227 336040 336020
17-0146-60 (60° IRH) 1700 2 17-1550 336100 336100
17-1843 336090 336090
HK 600-40 2256940 (40° IRH) 940 1.0 17-1865 336080 336080
HK 600-60 2256950 (60° IRH) 1700 1.0 17-0146 336030 336010
HK HK 600 2230570 2230560
Metacone™ & HK
Load
per mounting (kg)
2000
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
1500
17 HK
1200 -01 60
46 0-6
-60 0
1000
0
0-6 -6
17
-60
60 146
-15
50
50
800
-40
HK 17-0
-60 17
-45
-15
-01 HK
00
700 46
27
17
-45 17 60
K6
-12 0-4
-12
27 0
H
600 -60
17
0
-45
7-6
17
-15 17
50
22
500 50 -18
-45
-15
17 146 17-1
43 17
450 17
-60 -03
7-1 391 5
84 -70
17
91
-0 -4
400 -12 17
60
27 17 -05 -70
-45
-
-03 66
3
350 -70
-0
91
-60
-60
17
91
300 17
-03
-05
66
17
250 -60
5
17
3-4
17 -18
-70
-60
43
84
-03
200 -45
66
91
66
5 7-1
-45
-05
-05
1-4 1
11
-10
17
17
09
150 -55
39
5
an
5-5
d1
7-0
17 7-1
-05
86
86
1
120 66 5-5
7-1
-45 5
11
d1
-10
-10 9-55 -45

100 09
an
-45
6
-10 56
11 17-0
-45
80
0
09
70
11
60
50
40
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14
5
Diagram 3
7 nanc 1) Load per mounting (kg)
8
e 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
10 Avoi correct interference line in diagram 3.
d this The load line intersects with required type
12 regio of mounting.
n Connect this intersection point vertically
20
0
25
50
30
70
1 2
40 80
L
85
50
90
60
3
70 I
80
90
100
Cab Mountings
20
15
70° IRH
Load kN
10
60° IRH
5
Metalastik® type Cab Mountings
Specially profiled rubber section together with bump and 45° IRH
rebound washers provide optimum suspension character-
istics for cabs on commercial vehicles, tractors and other
3 2 1
off-road vehicles, earthmoving equipment and construc-
tion plant. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Deflection mm
17-0890
17-1650, 17-1671, 17-1814 Typical fitting arrangement

17-0890
Ø 16 ØC
33 ØB
12 ØD
54 G F
K
E H
Ø 70
Ø 80 Ø A+0.5
Ø10.3 ØA min Ø L
336110 Overload and rebound

70 89 washer for 17-0890
Ø80
5
Ø16
Dimensions in mm Max load Radial stiffness Weight

Type Art.No A B C D H F E G K L (kg) (N/mm) (kg)
Cab 17-1671-45 (45° IRH) 75 100 105 16.5 46 19 17 22 20 105 160 500 0.45
mountings 17-1671-60 (60° IRH) 75 100 105 16.5 46 19 17 22 20 105 300 1220 0.45
17-1650-45 (45° IRH) 75 100 105 16.5 46 19 17 22 20 105 300 650 0.46
17-1650-60 (60° IRH) 75 100 105 16.5 46 19 17 22 20 105 500 1300 0.46
17-1814-45 (45° IRH) 89 115 120 25 47 13 23 21 25 120 410 700 0.63
17-1814-60 (60° IRH) 89 115 120 25 47 13 23 21 25 120 760 1400 0.63
17-0890-45 (45° IRH) Max static 0.83
17-0890-60 (60° IRH) See drawing deflection 0.83
17-0890-70 (70° IRH) 5 mm 0.83
Washer 336110
Cab Mountings
Load
per mounting (kg)
800
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
700
600
17
-60
-1
81
14
500 4-
60
-18
17
450
400
350 17
-1
65
0-
300 60
- 60
- 45
17
50
14
-1
-16
-18
81
250 4-
17
17
45
17 17
-1 -1
200 65 67
0- 1-
45 60
180
0
160
-16 71-6
-45
-16
50
140
17
17
120
17
-1
67
100 1-
45
-45
90
71
-16
80
17
70
60
50
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 5 6
7
Diagram 3
data are needed:
Reso 1) Load per mounting (kg)
10 nanc 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
e (Hz = rpm / 60 )
d thi The load line intersects with required type
15 s reg of mounting.
ion Connect this intersection point vertically
25
0
30
50
40 70 1 2
L
50 80
85
60
90
70 3
I
80
90
100
EH
Features
Type EH is designed primarily for mobile applications
where high dynamic and shock forces are encountered.
Dynamic vertical movements in both the directions are

restricted and excellent horizontal stability is provided.
Stress on brackets are optimized while at the same time

obtaining vibration isolation and shock absorption.
The function of EH includes features as:

• Dynamic efficiency in all directions
• Attenuation of structure-borne noise
• Accommodation of misalignment and distortion
Novibra® type EH • Simple design – easy to install
Type EH mountings are designed to achieve effective vibra- • Fail-safe installation
tion isolation on engines, operator cabins and other ancil- • Wide load range, 80 to 450 kg
lary units.
Typical applications can be found in the following D

areas: d
• Off-road equipment • Construction equipment H1
• Military vehicles • Agricultural vehicles
• Transport machinery • Industrial mobile machinery
D1 H2
Max tightening torque H

• EH 4850: 40 Nm H3
• EH 6463: 80 Nm
• EH 9075: 200 Nm H4
Example of installation Example of installation
Machine in operation
R E
C R E
C
Machine in operation
Table of dimensions for installation

Dimensions in mm
Type C E R
EH 4850 31.0 15.0 1.5
EH 6463 39.0 22.0 2.3
EH 9075 56.5 28.0 3.0
Art.No. Art.No. Dimensions in mm Max load (kg)

Type 40° IRH 60° IRH d D D1 H H1 H2 H3 H4 40° IRH 60° IRH
EH 4850 1860570 1860560 13.0 50 32 50 20 10 20 20 80 130
EH 6463 1860550 1860540 17.0 64 40 62 23 14 25 23 120 260
EH 9075 1860530 1860520 23.0 89 58 73 25 19 29 25 260 450
EH
Load
per mounting (kg)
450
400
350
300 EH
0
90
-6
75
75
-60
90
250
EH
200
180 EH EH
90 64
75 63
-40
0
160 -60
-6
0
63
-4
140
64
75
90
EH
120
EH
100
EH
90 EH 48
0
50
-6
64 -60
50
80 63
-40
48
0
70
EH
-4
63
64
60
EH
EH
48
50
50 -40
0
-4
50
48
40
EH
30
20
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 0.5 0.8 1 1.5 2 2.5 3
10
Diagram 3
To select correct mounting, following
nanc 1) Load per mounting (kg)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
15 Avoi Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
d thi correct interference line in diagram 3.
s reg The load line intersects with required type
20
ion of mounting.
Connect this intersection point vertically
30
0
40
50
1 2
50 70 L
80
60
85
70
90 3
I
80
90
100
UH
Features
UH is an anti-vibration mounting designed to accom-
modate axial static and shock loads in both directions. The
dynamic natural frequency is constant irrespective of the
static load.
When fitted with overload/rebound washers, a high

strength fail-safe installation is provided. Moreover, it
is possible to alter the characteristics of the mounting
by providing a dome-shaped washer at the upper rubber
section. This will provide impact resistance to deflection
beyond the permissable limit.
Installation reduces build tolerances.

Novibra® type UH
Mounting type UH is particularly suitable for the suspen- UH is available in 2 standard versions allowing different
sion of both mobile and static cabs as well as platforms on maximum loads i.e. type UH 50 to a load of 250 kg and
agricultural vehicles. type UH 70 to 400 kg per mounting.
Effectively isolating vibration and noise, the UH-mounting

also protects tanks and ancillary equipment against metal
fatigue caused by chassis distortion. Note: Maximum tightening torque of bolts:
• UH 50 80 Nm
Specific applications can be found on: • UH 70 120 Nm
• Tractors • Construction vehicles
• Combine harvester • Forestry vehicles
• Wheel-mounted loaders • Off-road equipment
• Street sweepers • Fork-lift trucks
• Compactors • Excavators
• Lifting cranes
d1
H
d
A
d2 K
D
Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max

Type Art.No. K A H C d d1 (kg) (kg)
UH 50 (50° IRH) 1534120 100.5 80.4 37 91 10.5 15 0.41 250
UH 70 (70° IRH) 1660850 100.5 80.4 37 91 10.5 17 0.41 400
d2 D t
UH Washer 1660420 17 75 6
UH
Load
per mounting (kg)
500
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
UH 70
400
UH 70
350
300
UH 50
250
UH 50
200
180
160
140
120
100
90
80
70
60
50
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12
Interfering frequency (Hz) Static deflection (mm) Natural frequency (Hz)
Diagram 3 data are needed:
Reso
10 e 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
d thi
ion of mounting.
30 50
70 1 2
40 L
80
50 85
60 90
3
70 I
80
90
100
VP & UD Bushes
Features
Novibra® type VP and Metalastik® type UD consist of two
concentric sleeves with rubber securely bonded between
them. Designed to accomodate torsional movements and
axial and radial loads. The rubber is prestressed to give
maximum dynamic strength and durability.
The bonded rubber takes up the full movement. Lubrica-

tion or other bearing maintenance is not required. The
bush has excellent sound and vibration isolation charac-
teristics, enabling structures fitted with Novibra® type VP
and Metalastik® type UD sleeves to be silent and vibration
free.
Novibra® type VP and

Metalastik® type UD Bushes
For vehicle suspension, pivot arms and all types of me-
chanical linkage, permits oscillating movement through
the deflection of rubber in shear. Suitable to replace roller Fr β β
bearings where small motions are required (up to 20 de-

grees). Reduces shock loads and noise transmission in
structures. Fa α
Mb d D
α
Applications
• Vehicle suspension arms • Mechanical linkages
• Vibratory feeders • Pivot bearings I MV
• Conveyer tracks L
Designation Dimensions in mm Torsion Conical Axial load Radial load Weight

Type Art.No d D L l Max Max Max Max Max Max (kg)
Mv β Stiffness Mb α Stiffness Fa Stiffness Fr Stiffness
60° IRH Nm/ degr. Nm/degr. Nm degr. Nm/degr. N N/mm N N/mm
degr.
VP 10/2525 70169 10 25 25 20 5.0 15 0.3 6.0 8 0.7 750 170 2300 2000 0.04
VP 10/2540 70177 10 25 40 35 6.0 15 0.4 38.0 8 4.8 1500 380 3800 2350 0.06
VP 15/3530 70185 15 35 30 25 9.0 15 0.6 12.0 8 1.5 1500 220 3500 3000 0.08
VP 15/3550 70193 15 35 50 45 15.0 15 1.0 120.0 8 15.0 2500 520 6000 6500 0.12
VP 20/4540 70201 20 45 40 35 24.0 15 1.6 45.0 8 5.6 2600 330 6800 4000 0.16
VP 20/4575 70219 20 45 75 70 48.0 15 3.2 365.0 8 46.0 5500 820 13500 8000 0.32
VP 25/5045 70227 25 50 45 40 46.0 14 3.3 96.0 8 12.0 3800 450 9000 4500 0.21
VP 25/5085 70235 25 50 85 80 69.0 14 4.9 730.0 8 92.0 7500 960 18000 10500 0.42
VP 30/6055 70243 30 60 55 45 78.0 14 5.6 135.0 8 17.0 5100 530 12000 5000 0.34
VP 35/6560 70268 35 65 60 50 93.0 12 7.7 180.0 6 23.0 6600 720 16000 8500 0.43
VP 40/7065 70284 40 70 65 55 138.0 12 11.5 290.0 7 41.0 8300 870 20500 17000 0.56
VP 45/7570 70300 45 75 70 60 240.0 12 20.0 320.0 7 45.0 10000 1100 24000 20000 0.67
VP 50/8075 70326 50 80 75 65 275.0 11 25.0 700.0 7 100.0 12000 1350 28500 30000 0.77
Torsion Axial Radial

Dimensions in mm Stiffness ±ß Stiffness Max defl. Stiffness Max load Weight
Type Art.No d D 1 L Nm/rad degrees N/mm mm N/mm kN (kg)
UD bushes 13-1232-60 (60° IRH) 8 20 15 17 10 13 205 1.3 2000 0.7 0.02
13-1230-55 (55° IRH) 10 24 15 18 14 13 180 1.7 1300 0.5 0.02
13-1782-60 (60° IRH) 12.7 38.2 25.4 31.8 30 22 220 3.3 1200 1.1 0.08
13-1657-60 (60° IRH) 127 38.2 44.5 50.8 42 22 330 3.3 2100 2.2 0.14
13-0785-60 (60° IRH) 14.3 30.2 44.5 50.8 86 13 640 1.9 11000 6 0.11
13-0797-60 (60° IRH) 15.9 33.4 60.3 65 140 13 960 2.1 18800 9.5 0.16
13-1004-60 (60° IRH) 15.9 47.7 44.5 50.8 74 20 330 4.2 2500 2.5 0.20
13-1698-60 (60° IRH) 35 71.2 41.1 45 395 14 550 5.1 3800 4.5 0.39
Spherilastik™ Bearings
Features
A heavy duty flexible bearing which combines high load
capacity with the ability to accommodate torsional and
angular movements in all planes without lubrication and
metal to metal wear. It is available with centre bore or solid
member depending on fixing requirements.
Metalastik® type Spherilastik™ Bearings

Typical uses include traction and braking reaction rods
for rail, road and off-road vehicles, hydraulic damper fix-
ings and other applications where a high duty bearing of
compact size is required.
Spherilastik™ bearings, centre bore type Spherilastik™ bearings, trunnion type

A ØG
β° α°
ØD Ød
β α
ØD Ød β° α°
α E A
β
F
B
B
xxxxxxxx Radial xxxxxxxxxxTorsion xxxxxxxxxxxBending

Dimensions in mm Stiffness Max load Stiffness ±ß Stiffness ±α Weight
Type Art.No d D A B E F G kN/mm kN kNm/rad degrees kNm/rad degrees (kg)
Spherilastik™ 13-1316-60 (60° IHR) 25.4 66.7 47.6 54 70 34 0.9 8 0.9 6 0.84
bearings 13-1006-60 (60° IHR) 28.6 90.5 70 76.2 93 58 2.8 8 2.8 6 2.5
Centre bore 13-2106-60 (60° IHR) 28.6 90.5 70 76.2 100 58 2.8 8 2.8 6 1.8
type 13-1285-60 (60° IHR) 38.1 104.8 76.2 82.6 90 78 4.5 8 3.8 7 3.4
Trunnion 13-2202-65 (65° IHR) 35 66.7 47.6 120 20 90 13 70 34 0.7 8 0.9 6 1.2
type 13-2033-60 (60° IHR) 40 84 65 155 20 120 16.5 150 75 2.8 6 2.8 6 2.8
Metaxentric™ Bushes
Features
Metaxentric™ bushes have a large rubber section with the
central pin offset towards one radial plane. These bushes
can provide a relatively large radial deflection, but have
excellent motion control characteristics.
The Metaxentric™ bush has the following features:

• Three dissimilar translational stiffnesses for the best
vibration isolation and motion control.
• Load range from 130 to 400 kg.
• ’Rising rate’ stiffness characteristics for overload condi-
tions help to limit motion and transmitted accelera-
tion.
• Robust and fail-safe, suitable for ROPS and FOPS cab
Metalastik® type Metaxentric™ Bushes structures.
Similar to conventional Ultra Duty Bushes but with inner • Simple to fit, the housing lends itself to robust struc-
and outer sleeves offset radially. This feature provides a tures.
greater rubber thickness and hence increased flexibility in
the normal direction of loading while maintaining control
in other modes and still allowing torsional movement.
The rubber section is relieved to eliminate harmful tensile

stresses.
Applications
• Vehicle spring eye mounting
• Tilt Cab pivot bush
• Engine mounting
A
R1
Ød
E R2
ØD
Radial properties
Dimensions in mm Direction R1 Direction R2 Weight
Type Art.No d D A B E Stiffn N/mm Max defl. mm Stiffn N/mm (kg)
Metaxentric™ 13-1270-50 (50° IRH) 16 47.6 50.8 63.5 7.1 750 2 1600 0.18
13-2174-60 (60° IRH) 24 75.3 50.8 70 10.5 1100 3.5 1200 0.59
13-1165-50 (50° IRH) 25.4 88.9 66.7 79.4 14.3 585 3.8 640 0.86
13-1165-65 (65° IRH) 25.4 88.9 66.7 79.4 14.3 900 3.8 990 0.86
13-1355-60 (60° IRH) 43.7 101.6 63.5 72.4 9.5 1300 3.5 2200 1.1
U
Features
Type U is a robust element consisting of 2 solid U-shaped
steel parts securely bonded to the rubber section. To
achieve higher flexibility, two holes in the rubber are pro-
vided between the metals. The upper metal plate is fixed to
the underside of the machine foot or baseplate by means
of a bolt, while the bottom plate should be secured to the
floor by an expansion bolt. For certain applications a dowel
pin may be adequate.
Novibra® type U
Type U provides for a stable machine installation and is
particulary suitable for the vibration isolation of heavier
machinery with relatively high interfering frequencies. H
Typical applications can be found on: h

• Presses • Church bells
• Punches • Transformers G
• Weaving machines • Printing machinery
• Woodworking machines • Other heavy, high-speed
machines
U 100 U 130
Load per mounting (kg) Load per mounting (kg)
500 1000
Hardness 60° IRH Hardness 60° IRH

400 Max 400 kg 800 Max 800 kg
300 600
Hardness 40° IRH Hardness 60° IRH

200 Max 200 kg 400 Max 400 kg
100 200
0 0
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 mm 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 mm

Type 40° IRH 60° IRH B L H h G (kg) 40° IRH 60° IRH
U 100 67363 67371 50 100 42 12 M12 0.650 200 400
U 130 67421 67439 70 130 54 12 M12 1.318 400 800
M
H
t
SAW
Load Horizontal vibration Vertical load Vertical vibration Vertical load

per mounting (kg)
35000
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
30000
25000
SA
SA
W
W
20000
30
30
0-6
0-6
0
0
15000
0
0-6
12000
SA
30
SA
W
W
W
10000
SA
30
30
SA
0-4
9000
0-4
SA
W
0
8000
W
0
20
0
0-4
20
0-6
-60
7000
0-6
30
00
0
W
0
2
6000
SA
0-6 SAW
SA
SA
W
W
5000
0
15
15
SA
0-6
0-6
15
W
4000
0
W
20
SA
SA
0-4
0
SA
0-4
W
0
20
3000
5-6
12
12
W
12
5-6
SA
5-6
SA
W
W
SA
15
SA
40
0-4
2000
-
50
0
15
5-4 W 1
0-4
SA
SA
0
0
W
1500
SA
12
12
W
5-4
W
12
1200
SA
0
5-4
0
1000
900
800
0.7 0.8 1 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1
Diagram 3
Re data are needed:
1) Load per mounting (kg)
2 son 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
an (Hz = rpm / 60 )
3
ce Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
4 of mounting (both vertical and lateral
5 Av vibration plane).
6 oid Connect this intersection point vertically
down to the interference line in diagram 3
7 this Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
8 reg degree is indicated.
10 ion For static deflection, see diagram 2.
15
20 1 2
25 L
30 0
50
40 70
50 80
85 3
60 I
90
80
100
SAW
Note: The natural frequencies and degrees of isolation are based

on dynamic characteristics of the mountings. F max (kg) 50° IRH 50° IRH
SAW 125 240 570
SAW 150 330 850
This page refers to shear load SAW 200 600 1200
characteristics only! SAW 300 1575 3150
4000
Diagram 2
Diagram 1
3000
2500 SA
W
30
2000 0-
60
1500
1200 SA
W
30
60
1000 0- SA
0-
900 40 W
30
20
800
W
0-
0
60
SA
0- 0-4
700
15 30
SA
60
W
60
W W
600 15
SA SA
0-
0-
20
500 60
W
SA
SA
W SA
400 20 W
0- 12
40 5-
40 60
60
-
20 125
300
SA SAW
0-
SA
250 W
W
15
0-
200 40
40
SA
40 0-
W
5- 15
12
W
150 5-
SA
40
12
120
W
SA
100
90
80
70
60
50
2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 8 10 12 15 20 25 30 40 50
2
Diagram 3
3
4
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
Avoi
6 s reg The load line intersects with required type
ion of mounting (both vertical and lateral
vibration plane).
15 0
50
20 70
25 80 1 2
85
30 L
90
40
50
60 3
I
80
100
Rectangular SAW Mountings
Features
Rectangular SAW mountings are also known as ’Sandwich’
mountings because they feature a rubber section sand-
wiched between plates of metal. This arrangement allows a
large difference between the compression and shear stiff-
nesses, thus providing the potential to ’tune’ a mounting
system by rotating the mountings. These mountings are
commonly installed in a ’Vee’ formation to utilise this
feature.
The Rectangular SAW Mountings has the following fea-

tures:
• Available with plate or stud fixings.
• Can be loaded in compression or shear, or a combination
Metalastik® type Rectangular SAW Mountings of both, for example in a ’Vee’ arrangement.
and Novibra® type 3” COMP • Can be manufactured with or without interleaves to
Widely used for suspending engines on road vehicles change the ratio of shear to compression stiffness.
and may also be employed as springs for vibratory equip-
ment.
31-0322, 31-0242, 31-0285 31-0406 3" COMP

G Ød
H L
H
D
t
A
K A t
Ød K
B
B A t
Ød K H
Dimensions in mm Max load in Max load in Weight

Type Art.No A B K H D d t G L compression (kg) shear (kg) (kg)
Rectangular 31-0322-45 (45° IRH) 89 57 108 43 63.5 11 5 180 50 0.65
SAW 31-0322-60 (60° IRH) 89 57 108 43 63.5 11 5 360 75 0.65
Mountings 31-0242-45 (45° IRH) 146 57 168 43 127 11 5 450 120 1.1
31-0242-60 (60° IRH) 146 57 168 43 127 11 5 900 150 1.1
31-0242-70 (70° IRH) 146 57 168 43 127 11 5 1050 150 1.1
31-0406-45 (45° IRH) 74.5 41 89 36 54 6.5 2.5 M8 14 90 40 0.23
31-0406-60 (60° IRH) 74.5 41 89 36 54 6.5 2.5 M8 14 180 70 0.23
31-0406-70 (70° IRH) 74.5 41 89 36 54 6.5 2.5 M8 14 250 90 0.23
31-0285-45 (45° IRH) 146 57 168 43 127 11 5 275 150 0.9
31-0285-60 (60° IRH) 146 57 168 43 127 11 5 546 150 0.9
3"COMP-55 7293805 (55° IRH) 146 182 76 13 7.5 220 3.4
3"COMP-60 7293806 (60° IRH) 146 182 76 13 7.5 280 3.4
3"COMP-65 7293804 (65° IRH) 146 182 76 13 7.5 340 3.4

per mounting (kg)
1200
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
1000
0
-7
42
800
31
2
31
-0
-0
31
-0
2
700
42
2
31
31
42
-7
0
-0
-0
-6
-7
0
600
2
42
0
42
42
2
-0
-6
-6
31
0
0
500
450
0
31
-6
400
-0 1-0 -032
5
-4 28
28
42 1-0
350
3
5-
31
5
3
60 2-45 60
-0
31
24
2
300
42
31
-0
2
-0
2
-4
60 31
85
5
31
-6
250
2-
-0
0
28
2-
5-
32
45
-0
200
31
31
31
-0
70
-0
28
31
6-
40
5-
40
-0
45
31
6-
45
40
-0
5-
-0
70
150
31
28
6-
32
70
-0
2-
31
60
31
60
31
120
-0
6-
31
-0
32
40
45
40
-0
-0
2-
2-
32
6-
31
32
45
31
60
100
2-
-0
-0
45
31
40
6-
60
80
70
31
31
-0
45
40
-0
60
6-
40
6-
40
45
6-
-0
45
50
40 31
30
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 5
Natural frequency (Hz) Static deflection (mm)3.5 4.5
2
data are needed:
1) Load per mounting (kg)
Res 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
4 ona (Hz = rpm / 60 )
nce Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
5
6 of mounting.
8 Avo down to the interference line in diagram 3.
id t Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
10 his degree is indicated.
reg For static deflection, see diagram 2.
12 ion
15
20
25 1 2
30 0
L
50
40 70
50 80
85 3
60 I
70 90
80
100
Load
per mounting (kg)
400
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
350
300
5
P-6
250 CO
MP COM
M
P-
65
-60
200 CO
M
P-
CO
60
150
CO
M
P-
-45
-55
120 55 31
42
-0
MP
31 31 24
-02
-0 -0 2-
100 28
CO
28 70
31
5- 5-
45 31 60
-0
24 31
80 2- -0
5
45 24
5-4
0
2-
2-7
70
-60
60
28
31
-24
-0
-60
1-0
42
60 40
31
6-
-02
85
d3
31 70
-02
-0
31
an
31 32
-70
50
31
-0 2-
-60
40 60
06
45 6-
22
-04
60
-03
40
31
31
31
35 -0
32
-60
2-
-45
30 31 45
-0
06
22
40
-04
-03
6-
25 45
31
31
-45
06
-04
20
31
15
10
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 1518 21
3
ona 1) Load per mounting (kg)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
8 id th of mounting.
15
20
0
25 50
30 70 1 2
80 L
40 85
50 90
60 3
I
70
80
90
100
Circular SAW Mountings
Features
The metal interleaf incorporated (17-1392) in the design
provides a higher compression to shear stiffness ratio,
thereby increasing the load capacity in the compression or
combined compression and shear modes.
The 17-1780 engine mounting features a void in the rub-

ber section to allow the use of a central snubber device.
Metalastik® type Circular SAW Mountings

Used in a variety of industrial applications including vi-
bratory rollers and small screens or for the suspension of
smaller type I.C. engines.
17-1780 can be fitted with a rebound washer for mobile

applications.
17-1392 17-1780
G
Ød
ØD A K
L
L H ØD
H Øh

Type Art.No. D H L G A K d h compression (kg) shear (kg) (kg)
Circular 17-1392-45 (45° IRH) 57 37 25 M10 120 90 0.28
SAW 17-1392-60 (60° IRH) 57 37 25 M10 250 90 0.28
Mountings 17-1392-70 (70° IRH) 57 37 25 M10 330 90 0.28
17-1780-45 (45° IRH) 95 45 130 160 17 15 190 135 0.81
17-1780-60 (60° IRH) 95 45 130 160 17 15 380 160 0.81

per mounting (kg)
400
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
350
300
17
17
-1 7
-1 7
80
17
250
17
80
-4 5
-1 3
-1 3
-4 5
92
92
-7 0
-7 0
200
-60
-70
17
180
80
17
-1 3
92
-17
-1 3
-13
92
160
92
17
-6 0
17
-6 0
17
140 -17
17
-60
-17
80
92
-45
80
120
-45
-13
17
100
-45
80
17
-17
17
-13
80
-13
17
92
92
-45
70
-45
-45
60
92
-13
17
50
40
35
30
25
20
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 25 30 0.5 0.8 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 4 5
3

data are needed:
Re 1) Load per mounting (kg)
5 son 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
anc (Hz = rpm / 60 )
7
e correct interference line in diagram 3.
of mounting.
10 Avo down to the interference line in diagram 3.
12 id t degree is indicated.
his For static deflection, see diagram 2.
15 reg
ion
20
25
30 1 2
L
40
0
50 50
60 70 3
I
70 80
80 85
90
100 90
Load
per mounting (kg)
180
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
160
140
F
120
17
17
-1
-1
78
78
100
0-
0-
60
45
0
80
0-6
178
70
17-
17
17
17
5
-1
-1
60
-1
0-4
39
39
39
2-
2-
2-
178
45
60
70
50
17-
0
2-7
5
139
2-6
2-4
40
17-
139
139
17-
17-
35
30 F
25
20
F
15
12
10
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 16 20 24
3
Diagram 3
ona 1) Load per mounting (kg)
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
id th of mounting.
15
20
0
25
50
30 1 2
70
L
40 80
85
50
90
60 3
I
70
80
90
100
SE
Features
The SE-mounting consists of an annular rubber section,
securely bonded to a single steel support plate. A clearance
hole is provided which can either be left plain or tapped
to suit the application.
As the rubber element is in direct contact with the sup-

porting surface, friction is normally sufficient to prevent
the suspended equipment from “walking”.
Novibra® type SE
Type SE is suitable for the isolation of high frequency
disturbances and provides reduction of structure-borne
noise.
Specific applications are:

• Office equipment
• Textile machinery
• Domestic appliances
• Electric motors
• Weighing equipment
SE 750
1000
M 800
H 600
D1
d SE 250
400
t
H 200
SE 75
1 2 3 4 5
Static deflection (mm)
Art.No. Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max (kg)

Type 50° IRH D D1 d H t (kg) 50° IRH
SE 75 1661010 55 18 8 15 3 0.069 150
SE 250 1861110 75 25 10 17 4 0.172 400
SE 750 1861120 115 40 14 24 4 0.456 1100
M F
F (N) S
40000
GK 1-60
H Max 36000 N
30000
L
20000 GK 1-40
Max 16700 N
GK 0-60
Max 13600 N
10000
GK 0-40
B Max 6900 N
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 S (mm)
Trelleborg Industrial AVS operates a policy of continuous improvement and development. We reserve the right to change design and specification of our products without prior notification or alteration of literature
GK

per mounting (kg) M M
10000
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
9000
8000
7000
6000
GK
GK
1- 6
1- 6
5000
0
0
4000
0
1-6
3000
GK
GK
GK
GK
GK
0-6
0-6
2500
1-4
0
0
1-4
0
0
1-4
2000
GK
0
0-6
1500
GK
GK
1250
GK
0-4
0-4
0
0
0-4
0
1000
GK
900
800
700
600
500
1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 10 12 16 20 25 30 40
Natural frequency (Hz) 14 18
1
Diagram 3
data are needed:
ona 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
2 nce (Hz = rpm / 60 )
Avo of mounting.
4 id th Connect this intersection point vertically
5 is re down to the interference line in diagram 3.
6
gion Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
8
10
15 0
50
20 70 1 2
80 L
85
30
90
40
50 3
60 I
80
100
Novibra® AV Plate
Features
The AV Plate, made of oil and grease resistant rubber
material, is available either as a single (4.5 mm) or as a
double (8 mm) version. The single version has ribs on one
side only, while the double has ribs on both sides applied
at a 90 degree angle to each other.
Good performance is obtained when using the Novibra®

AV Plate in the building and construction industry as
support pads between flooring and joists. This applica-
tion provides for cushioning of loads and isolation of high
frequency vibrations within the building.
Novibra® type AV Plate

The Anti-Vibration Plate is intended, primarily, for ap-
plications with low requirement for vibration isolation.
Typical installations are machinery generating vibrations
in the high frequency range, and tall unstable installations,
requiring secure attachments to the foundation.
If insufficient deflection is achieved with a single layer,

multiple layers can be used by separating each layer with
a weight distributing steel plate. In order to avoid direct
contact between machine and foundation, a rubber bush-
ing (e.g. rubber hose) should be installed in the mounting
holes prior to installation of bolt and rubber washer. See
“Mounting instructions” on this page.
Suitable applications are:

• Pillar drills • Industrial fans
• Transformers • Horizontal drill presses
• Large pumps • Textile machinery
• Printing presses • Large forging presses
Single plate Mounting instructions

H
Double plate
H
Dimensions in mm Weight M-max load

Type Art.No. LxB H (kg) kg/cm2
Single plate 70136 600x500 4.5 1.210 5
Double plate 70151 600x500 8.0 1.815 5
Novibra® AV Plate
Single Novibra® AV Plate
Load kp/cm2 MPa 1-layer 2-layer 3-layer

5 0.5
4 0.4
3 0.3
2 0.2
1 0.1
0 0
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 mm
Static deflection
Double Novibra® AV Plate

kp/cm2 MPa 1-layer 2-layer 3-layer
5 0.5
4 0.4
3 0.3
2 0.2
1 0.1
0 0
0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 mm
Static deflection
TF
Features
The TF mounting is installed in minutes by following the
instructions provided. There is no need to fix the machines
to the floor since the rubber base of the mounting keeps
the machine in place. Whenever necessary, the machine
can easily be re-positioned. The level is adjusted with load
applied.
The rubber element of the TF mounting is oil and chemi-

cal resistant. All metal parts are zincplated and chromated
for protection against corrosion.
Models TF 250, TF 600 and TF 1200, also available in

S/S (ISO 2604/11, BS 3605:1).
Novibra® type TF
Novibra® type TF with level adjuster is suitable for a wide
range of free standing workshop machines, e.g.
• Lathes
• Milling machines
• Grinding machines G
• Multiple operation machinery
• Presses
• Plate shears
• Nibbling machines
• Punches and cutters
• Woodworking machines
• Plastic moulding machinery H
Dimensions in mm Overall Thread Weight Max load

Type Art.No. D H min H max bolt length G (kg) (kg)
1)
TF 250 1860740 69 23 100 M 12 0.40 250
TF 250 s/s 2256520 69 23 1)
100 M 12 0.40 250
1)
TF 600 1860780 81 25 100 M 12 0.49 600
TF 600 s/s 2256530 81 25 1)
100 M 12 0.49 600
1)
TF 1200 1860790 108 29 100 M 16 1.0 1200
TF 1200 s/s 2256540 108 29 1)
100 M 16 1.0 1200
1)
TF 3000 1860800 151 35 120 M 20 2.2 3000
1)
TF 4000 1860810 170 39 120 M 20 2.9 4000
1)
TF 6000 1860820 205 44 150 M 24 4.8 6000
1) Levelling of the bolt up to its total length.
1 2 3
Flanged Instrumountings
Features
• Fail-safe when fitted with overload and rebound washers
of the same diameter as the rubber section.
• Load range from 2.7 to 5.4 kg.
• Static deflection up to 3 mm.
• Easy to fit as part of a cabinet enclosure.
• Can be used in both vertical directions.
Metalastik® type Flanged Instrumountings

These mountings are suitable for both mobile and static
applications, for the protection of sensitive equipment
from external vibration or for vibration isolation of small
fan sets, transformers and similar equipment. Flanged In-
strumountings can be fail-safe if fitted with a washer to
the top and bottom of the rubber section.
M
10
1.3
35 45
16
A A
Ø 6.6
Ø 38
35 Ø4
45 A-A
Art.No. M-Max (kg) Weight (kg)

17-1801-45 (45° IRH) 2.7 0.03
17-1801-60 (60° IRH) 5.4 0.03
Flanged Instrumountings
Load
per mounting (kg)
6.0
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
5.5
5.0
4.5
4.0 17
-1
80
1-
3.5 60
3.0
-60
01
2.5
-18
17
2.0
17
-1
1.8 80
1-
45
1.6
1.4
-45
01
-18
1.2
17
1.0
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 25 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3
Interfering frequency (Hz) Natural frequency (Hz) Static deflection (mm)
10
Diagram 3
12 Reso data are needed:
15
(Hz = rpm / 60 )
Avoi Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
20 ion of mounting.
30
35 0
40
50
1 2
50 L
70
60 80
70 85
3
I
80 90
90
100
ANB
Features
Buffer type ANB consists of a cylindrical rubber body
bonded to a square baseplate of steel. Each corner of the
baseplate has a fixing hole.
Special high-hysteresis rubber compound is used to ensure

as much energy absorption as possible. The volume of the
rubber is used at optimum efficiency.
For new machine developments simpler designs and lighter

calculated forces can be considered enabling a lower cost.
Novibra® type ANB

The shockbuffer type ANB is used to effectively limit
movement of equipment or machine components.
Typical field applications would be:

• Wagons • Cabinets
• Traversing cranes • Forestry vehicles
• Lifting cranes • Off-road material
• Working beams handling equipment
• Falling goods
• Container handling
equipment
Fig. 1. Traverse crane with shock buffer ANB.
Through the low resilience of the rubber a high degree of
energy absorption is achieved. The rubber is stiffer under
dynamic conditions compared to static or pseudo static
loading; hence more energy is absorbed for a given defor-
mation. Diagram 4 shows the effect of the energy factor.
Fig. 2. Traverse crane with 2 ANB buffers connected in series.
Dimensions in mm Weight F-Max

Type Art.No. K A D d H t (kg) (N)
ANB 50 2255290 70 50 50 7 43 3 0.2 8000
ANB 75 2255300 100 75 75 9 63 3 0.5 20000
ANB 100 2255310 130 100 100 11 84 4 1.2 41000
ANB 150 68569 185 150 150 13.5 126 6 3.9 90000
ANB 200 68577 240 200 200 13.5 168 8 9.1 180000
ANB
For calculation purposes the following equations can be E = energy in Nm
used: m= mass in kg
v = velocity in m/s
E = m·v2 (1) F = force in N
2 s = distance in m
E = F·s (2) a = acceleration in m/s2
F = m·a (3) t = time in s
s = a·t2 (4) g = acceleration due to gravity 9.81 m/s2
2 h = height in m
v = a·t (5) d = spring travel in m
v = 2·a·s (6)
v = 2·g·h (7) applicable in free fall
Equation (4)- (7) valid for initial velocity = 0
ANB 50 ANB 100

ANB 75 ANB 150 ANB 200
Mp kN Mp kN Mp kN
Force Force Force
2,5 25 1,0 100 2,0 250
ANB 150
Max 90 kN
ANB 75
2,0 20 8 80 1,6 160
Max 20 kN
1,5 15 6 60 1,2 120

ANB 200
Max 180 kN
1,0 10 4 40 8 80
0,5 5 ANB 50 2 20 ANB 100 4 40

Max 8 kN Max 41 kN
0 0 8 18 24 32 40 mm 0 0 12 24 36 48 60 mm 0 0 20 40 60 82 100 mm
ANB 100
ANB 50 Max 540 Nm
5 50 40 400 100 1000
Max 50 Nm
10 100 80 800 200 2000

ANB 200
Max 4300 Nm
15 150 120 1200 300 3000
ANB 75
Max 180 Nm
20 200 160 1600 ANB 150 400 4000
Max 1600Nm
25 250 200 2000 500 5000

Kpm Nm Energy Kpm Nm Energy Kpm Nm Energy
Diagram 1 Diagram 2 Diagram 3
A
t
H K
ANB
CALCULATION EXAMPLES Shock velocity m/s
The figures in parenthesis refer to the equations. 10
EXAMPLE 1: FREE FALL CALCULATION

1850 kg weight is to be dropped 1.83 metres onto 4 ANB 8
buffers. What size ANB should be used? What force will be 50% deformation
transmitted to the floor? of rubber
Energy E = F · s (2) = 1850 · 9.81 · 1.83 = 33212 Nm 6
Velocity at impact (shock velocity) V = 30 %

2 · g · h (7)= 2 · 9.81 · 1.83 = 6 m/s. 4
REFER TO ENERGY FACTOR GRAPH 15 %

If 50% deformation is allowed, the energy factor at 6 m/s
2
is 0.4. Then dynamic energy 33212 Nm corresponds to
33212 · 0.4 = 13285 Nm static energy and for 4 buffers
the static energy per buffer is 3320 Nm.
0
REFER TO FORCE-ENERGY DIAGRAM 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0
Select ANB 200 which can each absorb up to 4300 Nm Diagram 4 Energy factor
at 80 mm compression (which is 50% of static height) or
will compress 76 mm at 3320 Nm. REFER TO FORCE-ENERGY DIAGRAM FOR ANB 150
At 922 Nm static energy, the deflection is 48.5 mm (close
Force at impact surface to 49 mm). Then the static force at 48.5 mm deflection
= force at 76 mm deflection / 0.4 is about 51 kN. Therefore the dynamic load (Force at
= 150 / 0.4 =375 kN per buffer impact) = 51 / 0.72 = 71 kN. Hence 2 x ANB 150 buffers
= 1500 kN for 4 buffers will deflect 48.5 mm and transmit a force of 71 kN or 7240 kg
each, i.e. the structure must withstand 14.6 tons.
Hence if 1850 kg is dropped 1.83 metres onto 4 x ANB 200
buffers they will each compress 76 mm and the total force on EXAMPLE 2B: CRANE BUFFER CALCULATION
the floor will be 1500 kN. How can the dynamic force calculated in example 2a be re-
duced, and by how much?
EXAMPLE 2A: CRANE BUFFER CALCULATION
A crane weighs 2000 kg and travels at 1.6 m/s. What size The force will be reduced and the deflection will be in-
ANB buffers should be used to stop it and what will the creased if ANB 150 buffers are connected in series (i.e. 4
final force be? buffers instead of 2) as illustrated by fig. 2.
The dynamic or kinetic energy E = Then, assuming 30% deformation the energy factor at 1.6
m · v2 = 2000 · 1.62 = 2560 Nm (1) m/s = 0.68.
2 2
Hence the equivalent static energy is 2560 · 0.68 = 1740 Nm
REFER TO ENERGY FACTOR GRAPH and for 4 buffers the static energy is 435 Nm per buffer.
Assuming a 50% deformation, the energy factor = 0.75 at
1.6 m/s. Hence the equivalent static energy is 2560 · 0.75 = The force-Energy diagram shows that at 435 Nm, buffer
1920 Nm. Then for 2 buffers the static energy is 960 Nm ANB 150 deforms 35 mm. This corresponds to 29.2% of
per buffer. a free height of 120 mm which is close to assumed value
30%.
REFER TO FORCE-ENERGY DIAGRAM
ANB 150 buffers can be chosen with a deflection at 960 Then the static force at 35 mm deformation is 26 kN and
Nm of 49 mm, which is only 41% of a free height of 120 the dynamic load at impact will be:
mm, whereas 50% had been assumed. With the energy
factor reduced to 0.72 (for 41% deflection at 1.6 m/s) the 26 / 0.68 = 38 kN
static energy is:
Hence 4 x ANB 150 buffers connected 2 + 2 will give a total
2560/2 x 0.72 = 922 Nm deflection of 70 mm with a final force per double arrangement of
38 kN or 3870 kg, i.e. the structure must withstand 7.7 tons.
Two Bolt Instrumountings
Features
These mountings are high quality products capable of
protecting light equipment from vibration and shock. Two
Bolt Instrumountings are available in either 45° or 60°
IRH natural rubber compound. Similar to Rectangular
SAW Mountings and Circular SAW Mountings, Two Bolt
Instrumountings can be assembled in a ’Vee’ arrangement
for good stability and improved vibration isolation.
• Circular or hexagonal end plates for simple fitting

• Can take up to 3 times rated load under shock condi-
tions.
• Takes load in either shear or compression, or a combina-
tion.
Metalastik® type Two Bolt Instrumountings • Fixing bolts threaded to within 2 pitches of the end
Two Bolt Instrumountings provide a convenient and effec- plate.
tive means of isolating vibration generated by lightweight • Up to 12 mm deflection in shear for a very soft suspen-
machinery. Also used to protect instruments and light sion.
equipment from vibration and shock. They may be loaded • Top quality bond strength for reliability and safety.
in compression or shear depending on application require-
ments.
Typical applications:
• Instrument panels
• Lightweight laboratory machines
• Electronic equipment
17-1061, 17-1379 17-1382, 17-1383

17-1380 17-1384, 17-1385
G G G G
L H L D
L H L D

Type Art.No D H G L compression (kg) shear (kg) (kg)
Two bolt 17-1061-45 (45° IRH) 11 11 M4 10 2.4 2.3 0.005
instrumountings 17-1061-60 (60° IRH) 11 11 M4 10 4.8 2.5 0.005
17-1379-45 (45° IRH) 21 22 M6 15 7.0 5 0.02
17-1379-60 (60° IRH) 21 22 M6 15 14 5 0.02
17-1380-45 (45° IRH) 35 34 M8 20 16 15 0.07
17-1380-60 (60° IRH) 35 34 M8 20 32 15 0.07
17-1382-45 (45° IRH) 15 16 M6 15 3.8 3 0.013
17-1382-60 (60° IRH) 15 16 M6 15 7.6 3 0.013
17-1383-45 (45° IRH) 21 19 M8 20 8.0 6 0.03
17-1383-60 (60° IRH) 21 19 M8 20 16 6 0.03
17-1384-45 (45° IRH) 32 26 M8 16 15 10 0.06
17-1384-60 (60° IRH) 32 26 M8 16 30 10 0.06
17-1385-45 (45° IRH) 33 22 M10 25 30 14 0.11
17-1385-60 (60° IRH) 33 22 M10 25 60 14 0.11

per mounting (kg)
70
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
60
50 17 17
-1 -1
38 38
40 5- 5-
60 60
60
30
5-
17
38
17 17 17
45
17 -1 -1 -13
-1
17
-1 385 -1
5-
17
38 8
38 -4 -13 38
60
38
20 84 0- 4-6 5-
0-
0- 5 60 0
-1
-6 4
38
60 5
17
0
60
-1
17
4-
15
38
17
-1
17 -1 17
17
12 1 38 -1 17
45
-1 1
38 7-1 7-1 38 -1 17
60
3-
4-
0- 37 38 60 0- 38 -1
45
9-
38
10 45 9 4 45 4- 17 38
60
37
-6 -45 45
0-
-1
-1 3-
3-
37
38
-1
0
17
60
38
17
8 9
-1
17 -60
-1
17
7
17
-1
17 38
45
6 -1 2-
17 17 60
3-
38 17
-1 17 -1
38
5 37 2- -1 38
-1 60 37
-1
9- 38 9- 3-
17
45 3- 45 45
45
4.0 45
9-
60
17 17
37
60
-1
2-
3.5 -1 06
-1
1-
38
06
17
1-
06
3.0 1-
-1
17 60 17 60
-1
17
-1 -1
17
2.5 38 38
2- 2-
45
45 45
2-
2.0
38
17
45
17
-1
-1
1-
-1 06
17
06
06
1.6 1- 1-
-1
45 45
1.4
17
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 28 32 36 40 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.6 1 1.5 2 2.5 3
Natural frequency (Hz) 0.5 0.8
4
Diagram 3
data are needed:
6 1) Load per mounting (kg)
2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
Re (Hz = rpm / 60 )
8 son Select correct load line in diagram 1 and
an correct interference line in diagram 3.
10
ce The load line intersects with required type
of mounting.
12 down to the interference line in diagram 3.
15 Av degree is indicated.
oid For static deflection, see diagram 2.
this
20 reg
25
ion
30
1 2
40 L
50
0
60 3
70 50 I
80 70
90
100 80
90 85
Load
per mounting (kg)
40
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
30
25 F
20
15
60
0-
12
38
17
17 -1 17
F
-1
17 38 -1
-1
60
17
-1
60
10 38
38 38 5-4
4-
5-
5-
0- 0- 5 60
38
38
45 60
45
-1
-1
8
0-
17
17
17 17
38
-1
45
7 -1
-1
38 38
4-
17
4- 4-
45
38
6 45 60
5-
-1
38
17
-1
5
60
17
17
60
17 -1
3-
-1 38
9-
38
38 3-
37
4
-1
17 3- 60
-1
17
-1 45
3.5
17
37 17
-1
45
9- 37
3.0 45
3-
9-
60
38
60
45
2-
-1
2.5
9-
38
17
17 17
37
F
-1
-1 -
17 138
-1
60
38
17
17
2.0
1-
2- -1 2-6
5
45 06
06
-4
1- 0
82
-1
17 60
17
1.6
1- 7-13
-1
06
1.4 1-
45
1
45
06
1.2
-1
17
1.0 F
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 1 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 14
4
Diagram 3
data are needed:
ona 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
10 of mounting.
12 id th down to the interference line in diagram 3.
is re Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
15 gion degree is indicated.
20
25
30
0 1 2
40 L
50
50 70
60 80
85 3
70 I
80 90
90
100
Buffers
Features
Circular and rectangular types are easily fitted. Reduc-
tion of transmitted shock loads enables equipment to be
designed more economically.
The rising stiffness properties enable vehicle suspension

characteristics to be optimised.
ANB - R is made in oil and chemical resistant Nitrile

Rubber.
Metalastik® type Buffers

Buffers are designed to protect structures and equipment
from impact forces. They are usually fitted as non-metallic Conical
stops or incorporated in vehicle suspension systems to ØC
provide progressive stiffening under increasing load.
Typical applications:
• Dump trucks H
• Off-road vehicles
• Cranes
• Handling equipment L
• Vehicle suspensions G
Rectangular Cylindrical
D B ØC
Ød H
H
A t
K G
Dimensions in mm Weight
Type Art.No C H G L (kg)
Cylindrical 15-3463-60 (60° IRH) 21 19 M6 15 0.02
buffers 15-3464-60 (60° IRH) 32 21 M8 20 0.05
15-3459-60 (60° IRH) 51 19 M10 25 0.1
Conical 15-3462-60 (60° IRH) 28.5 37 M6 15 0.03
buffers 15-3458-60 (60° IRH) 32 28.5 M8 20 0.04
15-3461-60 (60° IRH) 38 38 M8 20 0.06
15-3435-60 (60° IRH) 48 51 M10 25 0.12
15-3460-60 (60° IRH) 70 46 M12 30 0.27
15-3445-60 (60° IRH) 108 95 M12 30 0.79
15-3443-60 (60° IRH) 108 121 M12 30 0.99
Dimensions in mm Weight
Type Art.No K A B H D d t (kg)
Rectangular 15-0437-60 (60° IRH) 121 105 48 56 86 8.6 6.3 0.48
buffers 15-0238-60 (60° IRH) 121 105 57 56 86 8.6 6.3 0.55
15-0260-60 (60° IRH) 156 127 64 37 89 13.5 6.3 0.57
ANB R-50* 318510 84 68.5 32 22 51 6.7 3 0.06
* Manufactured in 50° IRH Nitrile Rubber
Buffers
Cylindrical Rectangular
kN kN kN
10 25 50
15-3459 15-0260-60 15-0238

8 20 40
6 15 30
4 10 20
ANB R 50 15-0437
2 5 10
15-3464
15-3463
2 4 6 8 4 8 12 16 7.5 15 22.5 30
15-3463
15-3464
6 12 60
ANB R 50
15-0437
12 24 120
18 36 180
24 48 240
15-3459 15-0260-60 15-0238
30 60 300
Nm 2 4 6 mm 8 Nm 4 8 12 mm 16 Nm 7.5 15 22.5 mm 30
Conical
kN kN
5 40
15-3460
15-3443
4 32
3 24
15-3461 15-3435 15-3445
2 16
1 15-3458 8
15-3462
5 10 15 20 20 40 60 80
15-3462
15-3458
8 100
15-3461
16 15-3435 200
15-3445
24 300
32 400
15-3460
15-3443
40 500
Nm 5 10 15 mm 20 Nm 20 40 60 mm 80
VT
Features
Type VT has been designed so that upon installation the
VT-upper rubber section is subjected to shear loads, thus providing
high deflection even at low loads.
Two different parts are available. The VT-upper provides

for protection against tension preventing the isolated unit
from falling down if overloading occurs.
VT-lower is designed to accept horizontal compression

VT-lower loads and allow shear deflection vertically.
Novibra® type VT
Novibra® type VT protects wall-mounted instrument cabi-
nets from vibrations and shocks generated by nearby en-
gines, workshop machinery, etc. It is also suitable to isolate
light wall-mounted machines, fans, refrigerating units,
etc.
Mounting type VT-upper could be used for ceiling suspen-

sion e.g. fittings, fans, music speakers, etc.
M
VT
upper
F
N A K G
d
t
E H
Mounting instructions VT
lower M
F
VT-upper N A K G
Cabinet VT-upper VT-upper
Machine
VT-lower
d
t
E H
Art.No Art.No. Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max(kg) F-Max(kg)

Type 40° IRH 60° IRH E K A H d N t G (kg) 40°IRH 60°IRH 40°IRH 60°IRH
VT-upper 69526 69534 75 114 96 33 9 15 1.5 M8 0.149 14 25 30 70
VT-lower 69567 69575 75 114 96 33 9 15 1.5 M8 0.104 14 25 30 70
VT
Load
per mounting (kg)
100
Diagram 1 Diagram 2
90
d
80
loa
F-
70
VT
60
-O
U-
60 -6
T-
0
an
dV
50 d
VT
an
-U
-60
-6
0
-O
40 F-
lo
d
VT
ad
loa
F-
40
30
U-
VT
T-
-O
dV
-4
VT 0
an
-O an
-6 d
-40
20 0 VT
an -U
-O
d -4
0
VT
VT
-U F-
d
-6 lo
loa
15 0 ad
M
M-
-lo
VT
60
ad
-O
U-
-4
T-
0
an
dV
10 d
d
VT
an
loa
9 -U
-60
-4
M-
8 0
-O
M
40
-lo
VT
U-
7 ad
T-
dV
6
an
-40
5
-O
VT
4
3
7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 25 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
7
Diagram 3
data are needed:
10 ona 2) Interfering frequency (Hz)
15 of mounting.
id th down to the interference line in diagram 3.
is re Here, on the sloping curve, the isolation
20 gion degree is indicated.
30
40 1 2
0
L
50
50
60 70
70 3
80 I
80 85
90
100 90
Bobbins
Trelleborg Industrial AVS - Bobbins
A supplementary range of cylindrical mountings for a wide Manufactured in natural rubber hardness 40° IRH or
range of applications. They can be loaded either in com- 60° IRH.
pression or shear taking into consideration individual de-
mands for actual applications.
Type A Type B Type C
Type D Type KD Type E
Compression load Shear load
Bobbins
G ØD
L H
Cylindrical mountings type A
40° IRH 60° IRH

Type D/H GxL Art.No. Art.No. Compression Shear load Compression Shear load
40° IRH 60° IRH load load
kcomp Fmax kshear Fmax kcomp Fmax kshear Fmax
(N/mm) (N) (N/mm) (N) (N/mm) (N) (N/mm) (N)
A 10/10 M4x10 1255720 53 77 10 31
A 10/15 M4x10 318600 31 56 6 23
A 15/10 M4x10 318610 135 151 22 52

A 15/15 M4x10 318620 73 133 13 52
A 20/10 M6x15 318630 318640 162 170 19 42 309 324 41 92

A 20/15 M6x15 2255780 1255770 70 123 11 42 145 255 25 92
A 20/20 M6x15 2230950 1255300 45 110 8 42 96 235 18 92
A 20/25 M6x15 318650 1255780 33 105 6 42 72 227 14 92
A 20/30 M6x15 318660 318670 27 102 5 42 58 223 11 92
A 25/10 M6x15 318680 318690 314 330 29 66 574 603 64 144

A 25/15 M6x15 318700 318710 123 215 18 66 247 432 38 144
A 25/20 M6x15 318720 318730 75 184 13 66 157 385 27 144
A 25/25 M6x15 318740 318750 54 171 10 66 116 366 21 144
A 25/30 M6x15 318760 318770 43 164 8 66 93 356 17 144
A 30/15 M8x20 318780 1255830 237 378 28 95 453 723 61 208

A 30/20 M8x20 318790 1255320 129 295 19 95 261 600 42 208
A 30/25 M8x20 318800 318810 88 263 15 95 184 552 32 208
A 30/30 M8x20 1660730 1255840 67 248 12 95 143 529 26 208
A 30/35 117 516 22 208
A 30/40 M8x20 318820 318830 46 233 9 95 100 508 19 208
A 40/20 M8x20 318840 318850 275 632 34 170 534 1226 75 369
A 40/25 359 1076 58 369
A 40/30 M8x20 318860 318870 130 481 21 170 271 1002 47 369
A 40/40 M8x20 318880 318890 86 437 16 170 184 935 34 369
A 50/20 M10x25 318900 318910 564 1248 56 265 1042 2306 122 577
A 50/25 M10x25 318920 318930 335 976 42 265 652 1900 93 577
A 50/30 M10x25 1861540 1255870 234 846 34 265 472 1706 75 577
A 50/35 M10x25 318940 318950 180 774 29 265 371 1598 62 577
A 50/40 M10x25 318960 1255340 146 730 25 265 306 1533 54 577
A 50/45 M10x25 318970 1255880 123 701 22 265 261 1490 47 577
A 50/50 M10x25 318980 1255350 106 681 19 265 228 1460 42 577
A 75/40 M12x35 319000 319010 417 2032 57 596 827 4030 124 1299
A 75/50 M12x35 319020 319030 282 1766 44 596 579 3632 97 1299
A 75/55 M12x35 319040 319050 242 1689 40 596 504 3517 87 1299
A 100/40 M16x45 319060 319070 932 4541 102 1060 1755 8549 221 2309
A 100/55 M16x45 319080 319090 496 3455 71 1060 994 6929 155 2309
S
G ØD
H
Bobbins
S
G ØD
Cylindrical mountings type C
60° IRH
Type D/H G(S) Art.No. Compression load Shear load
60° IRH
kcomp Fmax kshear Fmax
(N/mm) (N) (N/mm) (N)
C 15/15 M4(4) 1256210 86 112 13 52
C 20/20 M6(4) 66522 114 199 18 92

C 20/25 M6(6) 1256220 85 192 14 92
C 20/30 M6(6) 66548 69 189 11 92
C 25/20 M6(6) 1256230 186 325 27 144

C 25/25 M6(6) 319280 137 309 21 144
C 30/25 M8(8) 319300 218 466 32 208

C 30/30 M8(8) 1255410 169 447 26 208
C 30/35 M8(8) 319310 139 436 22 208
C 30/40 M8(8) 319320 118 429 19 208
C 40/30 M 8(8) 1255420 320 846 47 369

C 40/40 M 8(8) 1256260 217 790 34 369
C 50/30 M10(10) 1256270 558 1440 75 577

C 50/35 M10(10) 2255730 438 1349 62 577
C 50/40 M10(10) 1256280 361 1294 54 577
C 50/45 M10(10) 1256290 308 1257 47 577
C 50/50 M10(10) 1256300 269 1232 42 577
C 75/36 M12(12) 66746 1180 3635 141 1299

C 75/40 M12(12) 319330 977 3402 124 1299
C 75/45 M12(12) 319340 805 3202 109 1299
C 75/50 M12(12) 2256670 684 3066 97 1299
C 75/55 M12(12) 1255430 596 2969 87 1299
C 100/40 M16(16) 319350 2074 7217 221 2309

C 100/45 M16(16) 319360 1655 6587 193 2309
C 100/50 M16(16) 319370 1374 6156 172 2309
C 100/55 M16(16) 319380 1174 5849 155 2309
S = internal thread length
G
ØD
Metacone™ & HK Washers
Top and bottom washers
Overload and rebound washers (top and bottom) are
necessary to limit maximum movement in the event of
shock loading.
Type A Type B Type C

Steel Washer Top Stepped Steel Washer Rebound Washer with Rubber
ØB ØA
ØA C ØE D C
ØE D C
ØB ØA ØB
Washer
Designation Art.No. Type Dimensions in mm Recommended tightening torque for
A B C D E center fi xing bolts
Washer 50x12C 336000 C 50 12 3 3 28.5 Thread Torque
Washer 95x24C 336010 C 95 24 8 6 38 size (Nm)
Washer 67.5x20C 336020 C 67.5 20 5 5 30 M10 25
Washer 116x24B 336030 B 116 24 8 4 47 M12 40
Washer 80x20B 336040 B 80 20 6 3 34.5
M16 60
Washer 55x12B 336050 B 55 12 5 2.5 25
Washer 80x16B 336060 B 80 16 6.5 3 31.5 M20 120
Washer 50x10A 336070 A 50 10 4 M24 200
Washer 80x16A 336080 A 80 16 5
Washer 100x20A 336090 A 100 20 6
Washer 139x24A 336100 A 139 24 10
Washer 55x16B 336110 B 55 16 5 2,7 25
Washer 51x16A 336120 A 51 16 4
Washer 57x16B 318490 B 57 16 3 1.5 22
Washer 52x16A 318500 A 52 16 3
Washer 110x20B 2230570 B 110 20 5 3 52.5
Washer 55x20A 2230560 A 55 20 5
Metacone™ and HK on page 40 Metacone™ and HK on page 42

Type Cone Top washer Bottom washer Type Cone Top washer Bottom washer
mount Art.No. Art.No. mount Art.No. Art.No.
Metacone™ 17-0189 336050 336000 Metacone™ 11-1009 336080 336080
17-0241 336050 336000 17-0391 336080 336080
17-0248 336050 336000 17-0566 336080 336080
17-0277 336060 336080 17-1227 336040 336020
17-0379 336070 336070 17-1550 336100 336100
17-0341 336060 336080 17-1843 336090 336090
17-0311 336060 336080 17-1865 336080 336080
17-1691 336110 336120 17-0146 336030 336010
HK HK 60 318490 318500 HK HK 600 2230570 2230560
HA
Features
Type HA is a height adjuster made in corrosion protected
grade 8 steel. The steel is zinc plated and chromated ac-
cording to DIN 50691/ISO 2081. The height adjuster is
supplied complete with washer and nut for fastening to
the mounting and two nuts and a lock washer for the en-
gine foot fastening. The HA height adjustment facilitates
precise coupling alignment for engine installations and
boat building tolerances.
Trelleborg Industrial AVS - Height Adjusters

Type HA is available in various sizes to suit the small and
medium range of Trelleborg Industrial AVS-mountings,
as listed in the table below. It allows mountings to be ret-
rofitted to existing installations where original spares are
unobtainable.
Notes: E E
HA HAD
• For optimum solutions where close coupling tolerances C C
are required, allow the mountings to settle for 48 hours 4

F F
4
before final alignment of the engine installation.
• For securing the bolt into the mounting, it is recom- 3
mended to apply Loctite. H 5 H
• The height adjuster HA can be used together with Novi- 2

A
bra type M-mount. See description of M-mount. 1 1
B B
D D
Height Adjusters can be used togheter with HAD 24/24

HA 12/12 RAB, RA 100 M 12, RA 200 M 12, RAEM 60,
HA 12/16 RAEM 125 M 12, RAEM 350 M 12, 17-1463,
HAD 12/16 Cushyfloat 17-1600, SIM 100
A D.A.F.60
A
HA 16/16 RA 350 M 16, RA 500, RA 800,
HAD 16/16 RAEM M 16, RAEM 800,
Ø 60
HA 16/20 Cushyfloat 17-1609, SIM 200 M48x2
Ø 25
HAD 16/20 Cushyfoot 17-0213, 17-0290, 17-0346
1x Ø 6
HA 20/20 Cushyfloat 17-1657, SIM 300 +10
35 0
HAD 20/20 120
HAD 24/24 Cushyfloat 17-1841 A-A
Dimensions 1 2 3 4 5
H e x a g L
Type Art.No. H D E A B C F Washer low nut flange nut plastic insert adjusting unit
HA 12/12 319800 95 M12 M12 20 D.A.F. 8 8 37x12x3 M12 M12 M12
HA 12/16 319810 105 M12 M16 20 D.A.F. 12 10 44x15x3 M16 M16 M16
HA 16/16 319820 110 M16 M16 24 D.A.F. 12 10 50x15x3 M16 M16 M16
HA 16/20 319830 130 M16 M20 24 D.A.F. 12 10 56x20x4 M20 M20 M20
HA 20/20 319840 135 M20 M20 30 D.A.F. 12 10 60x21x4 M20 M20 M20
HAD 12/16 319850 105 M12 M16 D.A.F. 24 20 D.A.F. 12 10 M30x1.5

HAD 16/16 319860 110 M16 M16 D.A.F. 24 24 D.A.F. 12 10 M30x1.5
HAD 16/20 319870 130 M16 M20 D.A.F. 27 24 D.A.F. 12 10 M36x2
HAD 20/20 319880 135 M20 M20 D.A.F. 27 30 D.A.F. 12 10 M36x2
HAD 24/24 319890 See drawing
Trelleborg Industrial AVS Questionnaire
Customer Date
Contact
Phone Fax
TECHNICAL DATA FOR THE APPLICATION
• Type of equipment
• Environment for the application
❏ Industrial ❏ Residential
❍ Stationary (e.g. living area, hospital, hotel, office)
❍ Mobile
Shock loads ❏ Yes ❏ No

If yes, direction and magnitude
• Total supported weight:

• Number of mounting points:
• Position centre of gravity, along a horizontal axis: ❏ Centered
❏ Offset, please present outline drawing and
indicate eventual fix mounting points.
• Position of centre of gravity, vertically: Above mountings (mm):
• Disturbing frequency range (e.g. rpm, Hz, strokes/min):
• Direction of vibrations: ❏ Vertical ❏ Horizontal ❏ Rotating
• Is a combustion engine installed in the machinery? ❏ Yes ❏ No
• If yes, number of cylinders: ❏ Four-stroke ❏ Two-stroke
Additional comments:
Trelleborg Industrial AVS Date: Sign:

recommendation:
Mounting type :
Number of mountings :
Degree of isolation : %
Please copy and fax questionnaire to nearest Trelleborg Industrial AVS office.
You can e-mail this page from “www.trelleborg.com/industrialavs” under the headlines, Products – Industrial
Installation guidelines
Metacone™ and HK Loading directions
Always use appropriate washers when installing conical Do not install antivibration mountings in a way that causes
mountings! This recommendation refers also to mountings the rubber to work in tension.
type Cab Mountings, UH and EH.
Compression and shear are the correct loading directions!
Take this into consideration for mounting types:

Bobbins, M, Two Bolt Instrumountings, Equi-Frequency,
type SAW, Rectangular SAW and Circular SAW.
M Mountings
The underside surface of the suspended unit which rests
on type M mountings should have an area of at least the
diameter shown in the diagram and table. Otherwise a
thick washer of diameter E should be fitted.
M mounting E (mm)
M7 43
M25 56
M50 76
M100 96
M200 101
M400 125
M600 165
M1500 260
Installation guidelines
Alignment
In order to ensure maximum performance of all Metelas- Actual mounting types are: RA, RAEM, Cushyfloat™,
tik® and Novibra® antivibration mountings fitted with top SIM™, Cushyfoot™ and RAB.
caps, all form of misalignment should be avoided.
Trelleborg Industrial AVS – A safe choice –
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METALASTIK ® & NOVIBRA ®

Trelleborg Industrial AVS operates a policy of continuous improvement and development.

vibration & shock

Trelleborg Industrial AVS – Product Description

Trelleborg Industrial AVS – 89

In the industrial sector we have satisfied the require-

Our principal markets

Trelleborg Industrial AVS – A safe choice

Volvo articulated hauler Dynamic stiffness test

Fig 1. High pressure compressor mounted on Novibra© type RA.

Components can be designed to integrate with the space

Fig 2. Chemical ingredients

SPRING COEFFICIENTS FORCE

A rubber spring has different charactistics for static and

coefficient. When the spring from equilibrium is loaded P

with a dynamic force, the response is a higher spring P DEFLECTION

The stiffness of a spring is a measure of applied force RANGE

(P) against a resulting Deflection (X). Measurements

acteristic. The curves in fig. 6 show alternative methods

Kd = ref 1 N/M 160

example of creep that occurs in a pair of inclined springs 34

–30 Gradient 4,5%

proportional to the load, as the modulus of elasticity 80

in compression increases with the degree of stress. The 70

modulus of shear, however, remains constant for normal 60

be achieved. In other respect, the stiffness of a rubber Relationsip between 10

Fig. 13 illustrates the relationship between rubber

applies at 10% deformation.

SELECTION OF ANTIVIBRATION MOUNTINGS

SOME VIBRATION DEFINITIONS

Reduction R (dB) Isolation expressed in decibels.

All machines have more than one resonance point as,

Isolation degree I=(1-B) or as percentage, I=(1-B)x100

As can be seen in fig. 15, B at Z=√2 has dropped to

Rotating Equipment Important

Vehicle engines, Compressors,

Engines, Cabs, ROPS cage frequency (Hz)

General purpose mounts Type A Type B Type C Type D Type KD Type E

Exhaust systems, Small fans,

Its unique construction and the latest production meth-

• Rubber features are utilised effectively combining

Art.No. Art.No. Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max (kg)

Its unique construction and the latest production methods

• Rubber features are utilised effectively combining

RAEM 40, RAEM 125 RAEM 60 d

Art.No. Art.No. Dimensions in mm Weight M-Max(kg)

There are three sizes, 17-0290 for loads up to 230 kg per

The Cushyfoot™ mounting has the following features:

Dimensions in mm Max vertical Weight

The Vee mounting has the following features:

Type Art.No. M-Max (kg) Weight (kg)

Its unique construction and the latest production methods

• Rubber features are utilised effectively combining com-

Art.No. Dimensions mm Weight

Load per mounting (kg)

Static deflection (mm)

Its unique construction and the latest production methods

• Tight tolerances on dynamic stiffness rate for accurate

M 7, M 25, M 50, M 400, M 600, M 1500