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K50 Series Torsional Vibro-Insulators®

 

 

 The K591, K55, and K555 Dount Style Vibro-Insulators® are designed to be used in applications where one mount is required, or in conjunction with other mounts that are in this series. The mounts will protect light to medium weight equipment from structure borne noise and vibration.  They will also dampen low frequency vibrations from outside sources.  The rebound mount is used to limit movement from low frequency vibration and shock.  These mounts may also be used in series with the K50's. 

These mounts are also refered to as torsional mounts, ring mounts and donut mounts, machinery mounts and rebounds.

 

Features and Benefits:

  • Low cost
  • Easy to install and minimal maintenance
  • Available in Natural Rubber, Neoprene, and Nitrile (Buna-N)
  • Available in 30, 40, 50, 60, and 70 Durometer Shore A
  • Compression load raning from 100 to 870 pounds (45 to 394 kilograms)
  • 2-D PDF prints are available for each mount
  • 2-D DWG, 3-D IGES, and 3-D SolidWorks are available upon request
  • Made in the USA

 

Applications:

  • Motors, blowers, fans, radiators, cabs, gensets, engine mounts,
  • Military, transporation, HVAC, rail, construction, off highway

 

Environmental Data:

  • All static load test data for the Torsional Vibro-Insulator® Mounts is based on Neoprene.
  • Operating temperatures should not exceed 180° F.
  • Other elastomers such as Natural Rubber and Nitrile (Buna-N) are available upon request.

 

Natural Rubber (NR)

Advantages:  Outstanding resilience; high tensile strength; superior resistance to tear and abasion; excellent rebound elasticity (snap); good flexibility at low temperatures (-40° F to 155° F).

Limitations:  Poor resistance to heat, ozone, and sunlight; very little resistance to oil gasoline, and hydrocarbon solvents.

  • Operating temperatures should not exceed 155° F.
  • Natural Rubber is not recommended from exposure to oil, gasoline, ozone sunlight.
  • Cylindrical style mounts are not recomened in tension applications.

 

Neoprene (CR)

All static load test data for the Torsional Vibro-Insulator® Mounts is based on Neoprene.

Advantages:  Good inherent flame resistance; moderate resistance to oil and gasoline; very good resistance to weather, ozone, and natural aging; good resistance to flex cracking; very good resistance to alkalis and acids.

Limitations:  Poor to fair resistance aromatic and oxygenated solvents; limited flexibility at low temperatures (10° F to 180° F).

Nitrile (Buna-N)

Advantages:  Very good resistance to oil and gasoline; superior resistance to petroleum-based hydraulic fluids; wide range of service temperatures (-65° F to 300° F); good resistance to hydrocarbon solvents; very good resistance to alkalis and acids.

Limitations:  Inferior resistance to ozone, sunlight, and natural aging; poor resistance to oxygenated solvents.

Source: American Chemical Society

 

Delivery is 8 weeks.

 

 

 

Donut Style with Offset (Locator) 1
Donut Style with Offset (Locator) 2
Product Code
Diameter - in (A)
Diameter - in (B)
Diameter - in (C)
Height - in (D)
Step - in (E)
Compression Spring Rate - lb/in
Compression Maximum Recommended Deflection - in
Compression Load at Maximum Deflection - lb
Durometer
Elastomer
Dimensional CAD Drawing (pdf)
Product Code
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
2700
.05
130
40
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
2700
.05
130
40
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
3800
.05
190
50
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
3800
.05
190
50
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
3800
.05
190
50
Nitrile
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
4700
.05
230
60
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
4700
.05
230
60
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
4700
.05
230
60
Nitrile
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
7500
.05
370
70
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
7500
.05
370
70
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
.79
.234
7500
.05
370
70
Nitrile
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
1200
.16
190
40
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
1200
.16
190
40
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
1700
.16
270
50
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
1700
.16
270
50
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
1700
.16
270
50
Nitrile
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
2300
.16
370
60
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
2300
.16
370
60
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
2300
.16
370
60
Nitrile
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
3300
.16
530
70
Natural Rubber
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
3300
.16
530
70
Neoprene
2.27
1.12
.635
1.22
.234
3300
.16
530
70
Nitrile
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
1050
.10
105
40
Natural Rubber
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
1050
.10
105
40
Neoprene
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
1500
.10
150
50
Natural Rubber
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
1500
.10
150
50
Neoprene
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
1500
.10
150
50
Nitrile
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
2000
.10
200
60
Natural Rubber
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
2000
.10
200
60
Neoprene
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
2000
.10
200
60
Nitrile
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
3200
.10
320
70
Natural Rubber
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
3200
.10
320
70
Neoprene
1.63
1.12
.625
.68
.13
3200
.10
320
70
Nitrile
Diameter - in (A) Diameter - in (B) Diameter - in (C) Height - in (D) Step - in (E) Compression Spring Rate - lb/in Compression Maximum Recommended Deflection - in Compression Load at Maximum Deflection - lb Durometer Elastomer Dimensional CAD Drawing (pdf)

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