SCHR Vibration Isolator
Reinforced SCH vibration isolator with metal reinforcement around the mounting hole, providing increased durability under dynamic loads and protecting the elastomer against fatigue caused by friction with the frame.
The AMC-MECANOCAUCHO® SCHR vibration isolators consist of two rubber elements, one of which incorporates an internal metal sleeve to guide the mounting bolt.
The isolator is installed directly into a machined hole in the frame. When tightened, the rubber elements are pre-compressed, with the frame thickness “T” determining the level of pre-compression and ensuring a stable and secure installation.
Compared with the standard SCH vibration isolator, the SCHR incorporates metal reinforcement around the mounting hole, protecting the elastomer against fatigue caused by friction with the frame. This design improves the durability of the isolator, particularly in applications subjected to vibration, shock and repeated dynamic loads.
To ensure correct operation, the frame thickness T and mounting hole diameter must comply with the values specified in the technical table.

Technical characteristics
The SCH mounts must be installed according to the following installation instructions:
- They can be installed in frames of different thicknesses according to the values of T, given in the table below. The load vs. Deformation curves will vary depending on the thickness of the frame on which the mount is installed. This thickness "T" determines the degree of precompression of the mount.
- For the correct installation of the mount, it is recommended to make a hole in the frame with diameter Q, given in the table below.
- It is recommended to chamfer the hole so as not to damage the rubber.
- The use of washers is recommended in the event that the support surface does not completely cover the rubber surface.
- Respect the tightening torque of the mount.
- In case of any doubt, contact the technical department.
They can be installed in plates of different thicknesses according to the Tmax and Tmin values given in the table at the bottom.
The Load vs. Deformation curves will vary according to the thickness of the plate on which the mount is to be installed.
