Rubber springs

A rubber spring is a vibration isolator made of rubber with fabric reinforcements. The rubber spring mounts easily with the mounting plates through the center hole in the middle.

Rubber has long been used for vibration isolation and has very good properties for this, the rubber springs are designed to withstand large loads.

Compared to steel springs, lower noise levels, better insulation and longer service life are obtained.

Features and benefits of a Rubber spring

• Very good vibration isolation: low natural frequencies provide excellent isolation in frequency ranges between 13 to 20 Hz.
• Constant isolation with variable load: A relatively constant spring constant despite varying load provides an almost constant vibration isolation.
• Compact design: can handle large loads, with a lower height compared to steel springs of the same load capacity.
• Reduced noise level: Reduced mechanical noise levels caused by vibrations compared to steel coil springs.
• Corrosion resistant: Because the spring is made of rubber, it has a longer life in corrosive environments.
• Eliminates machine downtime: The rubber construction eliminates the possibility of spring breakage (defect that occurs in steel coil springs), avoiding machine downtime and potential damage to machinery and the environment.
• Easy installation: The rubber spring is a light and compact product that is easy and quick to install and uses minimal space. Normally they are easily mounted between 2 mounting plates.
• Low cost: The high load these springs can carry results in fewer springs being required for the application, meaning less overall cost.
• Maintenance-free: Since there are no moving parts, no maintenance or lubrication is required.