Technical characteristics
The compound used is based on a standard natural rubber specifically designed to have good ageing properties . Load capacities shown in catalogue are the maximum Static values with the capability of withstanding occasional extreme dynamic overloads . ATP mounts have stiffness values 4 times greater in the radial plane than the axial plane , providing effective resistance to transient lateral shock loads .
Applications
• Suspension systems where it is deemed necessary to control any Pitching or Rolling movement which could strain external connections. • Medium and high frequency motor compressor units. • Gen sets. • Hydraulic Units. • Marine auxiliary units. • Ventilators , etc .
Operation and Assembly
ATP mountings use the rubber section in a shear mode to achieve the best load /deflection values . Due to the interior design of the rubber section they have a progressive stiffness feature, preventing metal to metal contact in the case of impacts or extreme overload in transient shock conditions on mobile equipment . ATP mounts can be attached to the support structure by Set Screws or Bolts , or by threaded studs securely grouted to the floor to suit the base plate attachment holes .
Advantages
• Easily assembled to the machine and the support structure . • Top metal cap protects the rubber section against various contaminants- diesel , oils , grease , petrol , etc . • Effectiveness – three variations in hardness - Soft: A 45, Medium: B 60, Hard: C 75. This enables the user to choose each mount depending upon the load to be supported and the frequency of the vibrations to be attenuated.
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