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    BRIDGESTONE CELL FENDER SERIES INTRODUCTION CONTENTS Bridgestone’s Cell Fenders are unique, developed in order to secure high energy absorption effectively, keeping reaction forces low, by applying three-dimensional extension when compressed. Since the first supply in 1969, many fenders of this type have been delivered to port facilities in various countries, greatly contributing to the economical design of marine facilities, and gaining popularity among users and consultants, The Cell Fender is a cylindrical elastomeric section with steel mounting plates permanently bonded to the main column during vulcanization, Under axial loading, the contoured profile of the cylinder buckles radially This controlled, multi-directional dispersion of energy combines the high absorptive efficiency of the buckling column with the strengthextending characteristics of a stable geometric shape-high energy absorption and low reaction force as distinguished features. In addition, Cell series Fenders can be fitted with frontal frames to obtain wide contract area with the vessel, reducing pressure against the vessel hulls as much as required FEATURES OF CELL FENDER SERIES - ‘TABLE OF PERFORMANCE ~~ DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE ~ ACCESSORIES TABLE OF ANGULAR PERFORMANCE DEEPER COMPRESSION PERFORMANCE + INSTALLATION EXAMPLE - NOOPONS Copyright: {All ighte reserved. No part ofthis manual may be reproduced nor copied by any means nor in any {form without the prior permission In writing of BRIDGESTONE CORPORATION, Tokyo, Japan. CELL-48 7. INSTALLATION EXAMPLE Sma ees eS i PYM (©2000H (RH) x11 FOR 100,000 DWT VESSEL GOST) AUSTRALIA CELL-49 7. INSTALLATION EXAMPLE ST MIDDLE EAST C1150H (RH) x1 x1 FOR 25,000 DWT VESSEL ea KOSS) faa) PORT OF ALBANY, AUSTRALIA (C1450H (RO) x11 CELL46 7. INSTALLATION EXAMPLE. MIDDLE EAST (C1450H (RH) x1x1 FOR ORE & BULK CARRIER CY $ 130054 65051.5M Ea ee NIPPON STEEL, OHITA' JAPAN C1000H (RO) «1x2 FOR 30,000 DWT VESSEL CELL-45 7| INSTALLATION EXAMPLE 52sec TE CELL FENDER ON RIGID DOLPHIN PETROLED BRASILEIRO S.A. (PETROBRAS), BRAZIL ©3000H (RH) x21 FOR MAX 500,000 DWT TANKER, mae) Prius ISEWAN SEA BERTH, JAPAN ©3000H (RO) x 1x1 FOR 250,000 DWT TANKER CELL-44 6| DEEPER COMPRESSION PERFORMANCE Ee 1. Performance Table (Gatnd Donciion) 1.000 stbOO: 55.0 % 1.060 1.059 57.5% 1.201 1.122 60.0% 417i 1218 2. Performance Curve a a a CO + The rubber bodies touch bolt heads over 60% compression, It is possible to design fenders up to 60% deflection, considering its high reaction force. + The tabel and curves show Adjsuting factors in Enegy Absorption (EA) and Reaction Force (RF) from the value of normal compression at the rated deflection + The rated deflection always provides the best value of E/R (ratio of Energy absorption divided by Reaction force) + The above figures are valid for all Super Cell (SUC) fenders. CELL-43 5, TABLE OF ANGULAR PERFORMANCE a C3000H ma se | ™ o | Fo 500 sae” | seen | 7 |_FO 44a m ee 2 [me we | gee |e Dm | as wi se a 4 | Ro 46 a | eee |. ce? ||, ano 425 = 2: | tt = 5 | fo 45, or zy | 10 | Fo az " | aee m wi za |e wi 6 | po 450 So 15 | fo 378 Rt oe at CELL-42 5. TABLE OF ANGULAR PERFORMANCE: Table of Angulare Performance: Compression Angie (Degree)| 0 | 3 | 4 | 8 | 8 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 18 | 20 £e Reaction ea jacien | sa90 | 1.000 | 1.000 | 1.000 | 1.900 | 1.000 | .000 | 1.000 | +.000 | 1.000 | +000 33 38 33 gE 5 Center 83 52.5% | 61.9% | 51.0% | si.a% | sos% | 50.0% | 408% | 49.0% | 486% | 45.5% | 41.0% $ Detection $4 is se & af EEE | EP | 1000 | asz7 | 0.966 | 0.950 | ose | 0922 | 910 | 0.896 | 0.883 | o8or | osse £83 | Absorption £8 Reaction =3 actor | 063 | 1.068 | 1.088 | 1.068 | 1.000 | 1.069 | 1.069 | 1.059 | 1.068 | 1.068 | 1.065 5 Center 8s 55.0% | 54.4% | 54.1% | sa.e% | sat | 52.9% | 52.9% | 51.0% | 1.9% | 49.4% | 444% ae Detection 522 | Enery £38 1.059 | 1.036 | 1.024 | 1.008 | 0.997 | osee | 0.68 | o.9ss | 0.940 | oss: | 0722 = 2% — | Absorption The table shows Adjusting Factors in Energy Absorption (EA) and Reaction Froce (RF) from the value of normal ‘compression at the rated detletion, + The charactristics consider an specified reaction force, Therefore, the reaction force should always be the same as 0 deg. compression + The above figures are valid for all Super Cell (SUC) fenders. CELL-41 5| TABLE OF ANGULAR PERFORMANCE a In case of a dolphin and a super-structured berth for large vessels, the effect of angular compression on the fender is generally considered in designing, But in case of a continuous wharf where many fenders are installed with certain spacing, this effect usually is not considered. ‘According to the results obtained in field surveys, the berthing angle will be less than 3 degrees in most cases and 6 degrees at the maximum. We suggest that you will select the fendering system taking the correction factor for angular loading into consideration The following table of angular performance defines performances of Cell Fender Series under each berthing angle. The table shows angular performance of Cell Fender Series only for 1x1 system or vertical array system such as 1x2 system, SUC... Hxtxt (e . For vertical array system, multiply the performance in the following table in proportion to the quantity of fender. For holyzontal array system such as 2x1 system or 3x1 system, angular performance of the system is depending on the distance between each fenders and frame size, suc. SUC... Hxtx2 Hx If you need such a correction factor or angular performance in designing, please do not hesitate to contact Bridgestone or any of its distributors. Remarks: Direction of compression of fenders is as follows: It is also necessary to consider the effect of angular loading on the combined systems, two fenders or three fenders, as well as the single fender system. ACCESSORIES CELL-40 5. Minimum clearance from the edge of the concrete structure When anchor bolts embedded in a concrete structure are used for holding Cell Fenders on that structure, it is necessary for the distance between the anchor position of the Cell Fender and the edge of the concrete structure to be the length of the minimum size of anchor bolt used. When the Celi Fender is compressed, shear force or pulk ‘out force is generated and there is danger of the concrete structure becoming damaged In case sufficient length cannot be obtained, anchor bolts should be welded securely to ferroconcrete reinforcement of the concrete so that it can withstand shear force or pull- out force. 6. Minimum spacing for installation (war LL: Must be same length of anchor bat or longer ‘When the Cell Series Fender is compressed, the outer diameter expands. Therefore, the fenders should be installed in such a way that they will not collide with each other, = Minimum spacing for installation is shown below: sucaooH SS ‘SUCSOOH ‘SUCE30H ae - t ‘SUCBOOH maa | SUC1O00H too suctt50H 7730 t SUC1250H ie —— SUCT450H ai, sucté00H ts 30C%700H 70 ‘SUC2000H on ‘SUC2250H a J suc2500H a coo 2, = CELL-39 4. ACCESSORIES 4, Bolt for fixing frontal frame Galvanized ‘Giainless sieelis avaliable) Bolt, Nut & Washer for SUC fenders ena 18 19 SUC400H ‘SUCBOOH ‘SUCB30H ‘SUC8OOH ‘SUC1000H SUC1150H sUC1250H SUC1450H ‘SUC1600H ‘SUC1700H ‘SUC2000H ‘SUC2250H ‘SUC2500H c3000H 24 2 32. 2aeseRr 51 51 ARR e wanaovo0oee ee 4, ACCESSORIES CELL-38 (2) Resin Anchor for Existing Concrete: Features: 1. Installing is easy regardless of whether it is new ‘work or work on existing quay walls. 2, Because itis of stainless steel, it does not corrode easily 3. Compact and easy to handle. 4, Including cost offing, itis very inexpensive. ‘Mid steel (galvanized) Mild steel (galvanized) Stainless stee! Resin Anchor for Super Cell fenders ‘SUCAOOH SUCSOOH SUCEIOH ‘SUCBOOH 'SUCTOOOH 'SUCTSOH SUC1250H suct4s0H ‘SUCte00H ‘SUCI70OH ‘SUC2250H ‘SUC2500H EESERERRESESER 197 229 208 274 328 400 403, a3 416 610 631 638 653 808 145 175 210 210 515 515 515 650, 10 10 19 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 116 116 116 136 178 185 195 245 assesseereesR 805 025 108 412 144 149 148 186 156 463 168 193 198 207 78 78 104 107 198 143 143 150 150 185 160 185 185 107 2a} 53} 45| 24 | 23 | 18 M2|2aa| 145, 24} sa} 45] 26 | 24 | 19 me4|sas| 175 30} 74} 45] 30} 30 | 22 ma7| ae | 210 2a} 78 | 45] 93 | 23 | 24 mao] as | 210 34} 104] 6 | 39] 34 | 20 mae] 44 | 250 39 }104] 6 | 45 | 99 | 52 me2|sss| 520 39104] 6 | 45 | 39 | 52 mu2|sss| 320 46} 104] 6 | 52] 46 | 38 meal 62 | 320 46 | 104] 6 | 52] 46 | 38 maa] 62 | 320 sa }102| @ | 62 | sa | 4s mse| 70 | 500 88102} 8 | 70] 53 | 51 mes} 77s| 515, 8] 127| 8 | 70] 53 | 51 mea} 774] 515 88 |ie7| 8 | 70] 58 | 51 Mea} 774] 515 es |120| 10 | 2 | 63 | 61 _m7e| 02 | 650 CELL-37 ACCESSORIES Anchor bolt (1) Super Bolt for New Concrete’ ‘Mild stoe! (galvanized) Mild stee! (galvanized) Mild steet (galvanized) Stainless steel itd steot fee Beuzeesas SEREEEERREELEE eRe Rade eEE eeeeeeseeeeers 4, ACCESSORIES CELL-36 2. Worldwide standards and materials Frontal frame. Mild steel $8400 G3101 | ASTM A36 (SM50A) Fixing bolt, nut © Mild steel $8400 G3101 | ASTM A36 and washer Super bolt Bolt, Washer, Flange, | Mild stoo! ss400 Gator [ASTM AG6 ‘Anchor plate and [Anchor bar ‘Sleeve Stainless Steel SUS304 G4305 | AIS! 304 (SUS316) (+ ) | (AISI 316) Rubber Flex Chain | Rubber tex Rubber and = = = Mild steel ‘$8400 G3101_| ASTM A36 ‘Shackle and ‘Carbon steel for ‘S25C G4051_ | ASTM A575 Gr 1025 | Turn-buckle machine structure use | (S35C) (G4051) | ASTM A575 Gr 1025, Chain Steel bars forchains |sBc490 Gatos. | — ($80890) Shear and = Stool bars forchains |SBC490 Ga105 | — Tension chain (saceeo) (G9105) | — Shackle - Carbon stoslfor —|S25C —-G4051._ | ASTMAS7S Gr 1025 machine structural use U-Anchor = Carbon steel for |S25¢ 4051. | ASTM A575 Gr 1025 machine structural use One-Touch anchor |Bolt, Washer and | Mild steel ss4o0 —Gaio1 [ASTM AS6 Taper pin Sleeve Stainless steel sussos —_G4305._|alsia04 Resin anchor [Resin Polyester resin = = = Bolt Stainless steo! sussos —_G4a05._ | als! s04 Nut Stainless steo! suszos G30. |alsi 304 Frontal pad = Polyethylene Resin | — = = Note 1. This table shows only the main materials used, and these material may be changed as conditions demand, considering their marketability and strength. Note 2. Materials in the parenthesis can be selected for adequately meeting the operating conditions. CELL-35 4| ACCESSORIES Siar ESO TERR SC 1. Accessories for Cell Fender Series Cell Fender Series are used with frontal frame as shown in the Typical Assembly of Cell Fender Series. ‘And weight chain, shear chain and tension chain is designed occasionally depending on the design criteria. Major accessories Anchor bolt Mounting the fender on a wharf or a dolphin Frontal frame Protecting the hull of vessel Frontal pad Reducing the friction coefficient and protecting the ship's hull Weight chain ‘Support of frontal frame Shear chain Restraining the shearing deflection of the fendering system Tension chain Resisting stretching of the fender at partial compression. ‘Typical Assembly of Cell Fender Series ‘ Tension chain CELL-34 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE C3000H 3) Performance Deflection 50.0% Reaction Force: Energy Absorption: Rubber Grade se tonem Kips 440.0 RI 4,314.9 ‘9702 520.0 Ro 5,099.5 1,146.6 675.0 RH 6,619.5 1,488.4 RS - - RE - - Tolerance: +10 % (4) Performance Curve i gm ] TH Tr v0 tn | 1 tI. i “| t : Jo 4 % alee Mae cafiction ‘nection ‘ “Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics -t 5% or :t 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request." CELL-33 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE C3000H (1) Dimensions View (A) 75 (2.95) [= 3000 (118.12) —— ‘Approx. Weight = 18,500 kg “ (40,800 Ibs) Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes Case 1 Case 2 mage pas E ] \ CELL-32 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC2500H (3) Performance Deflection 55.0% Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: tons ton-m Rubber Grade oe in Kips Fi-kips 279.4 305.1 Ri 2,737.0 2,992.0 615.4 2,207.4 328.3 359.0 RO 3.2195 3,520.6 723.9 426.8 RH 4,185.5 9411 492.5 RS 4,829.8 1,086.0 554.9 RE 5.4817 1,223.6 Tolerance: +10 % (4) Performance Curve 1400. i len i z ai a 5000 rm “4000 o i 1 si ook i sa s wnt : 4 & 10 0 30 co ws = cased ao ‘eneton \% “Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics +t 5% or + 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request." CELL-31 9. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC2500H (1) Dimensions 2" $2700 (108.30) —§ = 420960 (116.14) — P 2500 (98.42)———=— ‘Approx. Weight = 10,700 kg (23,600 los) Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes | Case 1 j= 2560 (101.10) —— | LN te Sa } yD ee cr > | lo Case2 en <}— eC) SLA (92.89) +——-++ et (orto) {Unit mm (inch) CELL-30 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC2250H (3) Performance Deflection 55.0% Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: tons ton-m Rubber Grade KN kNm Kips Fekips 226.0 222.4 Ri 2,216.3 2,181.0 498.3. 1,609.1 265.9 261.7 RO 2,607.6 2,566.4 586.3. 1,893.4 345.7 340.2 RH 3,390.2 3,336.2 762.3 2,461.3 398.9 392.5 RS 3,911.9 3,849.1 879.6 2,839.7 449.4 442.3 RE 4,407.1 990.9 (4) Performance Curve gy 30 wase °° = batation 04) Nes as dtecon ‘ "Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or + 10% on above available on request.” indard rubber grades are CELL-29 3, DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC2250H (1) Dimensions ‘Soe View (A) 10-474 (2.91) Poo. =" #2300 (90.55) — |= —— 2850 (100.99) ‘Approx. Weight = 7400 £2250 (88.58) npr. Weigh = 7400 Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes Case 1 , ae 70 eres) Unit: mm (inch) CELL-28 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC2000H (3) Performance Deflection Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: ‘tons ton-m Rubber Grade mT joys Kips Ft-kips 1514 1325 RI 1,484.7 1,299.4 393.8 958.6 189.3 165.6 RO 1,856.4 1,624.0 4174 1,198.1 246.1 215.3 RH 2413.4 21114 542.7 1,557.7 283.9 248.4 RS 2,784.1 2,436.0 626.0 17972 319.9 279.8 RE 3,137.1 2,743.9 705.4 2,024.4 Tolerance: + 10% (4) Performance Curve f z s fy Td Hi LTT] ] 200 eT on Fe | P LI oo 3) 00 al | 2000 2 1800 2 § 400 i 1200 i | coo 200" i 40 +00 4 ol ol 4 0 —E mtecton lod ox datecton + “Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or + 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request.” CELL-27 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC2000H (1) Dimensions View (A) _ (13) ei] ~ | [be samp (78.74) Approx. Weight = 5000 kg (11,026 bs) Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes Unit: mm (inch) CELL-26 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SE SUC1700H (3) Performance Reaction Force: tons kN Kips +10% (4) Performance Curve > detection) Fated tae. detection 3 “Intermediate rubber grades giving pertormance characteristics ++ 5% or -+ 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request.” CELL-25 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC1700H (1) Dimensions ‘See View «{— gs a re : | Be WL LUIS |r YE | 700 (06.99) Approx. Weight = 3700 kg ams bem i (2) Location of bolt holes Unit: mm (inch) CELL-24 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC1600H (3) Performance Deflection 55.0% Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: tons ton-m Rubber Grade KN. kNm Kips Ftkips 96.9 Rt 950.3, 213.7 121.2 Ro 1,188.6 267.2 157.5 RH 1,544.5 347.3 181.7 RS 1,781.9 400.6 204.7 RE 2,007.4 451.4 Tolerance: £10% (4) Performance Curve Bs00) = ge at: Toon pa’, £ zi eee TTT [tr 1200 F =a |" — 7 a eon 2 “Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or + 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request." CELL-23 3, DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC1600H (1) Dimensions $2000 (78.74) ] ] | | | y—-——VNJ | [= 1600 (63.00) =| ‘Approx. Weight = 3000 kg (6815 Ibs) Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes Unit: mm (inch) CELL-22 3, DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC1450H (3) Performance Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: ton-m kNm Fi-kips (4) Performance Curve #9 ~ ] J ale We —& panecton 4) ted °% "Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or ++ 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request.” CELL-21 3, DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC1450H (1) Dimensions = $1650 (64.96) | 050 728) —$ L100 ——! Apex Woah 2009 (2) Location of bolt holes : Case 1 Case 2 1429 (56.26) —=— [- | 1 OF | | fo Hi} +— ee al eae) Unit: mm (inch) 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE CELL-20 SUC1250H (3) Performance Deflection Rubber Grade RI Ro RH RS (4) Performance Curve 200} so 2288829 oo 10 EJ 30 = potection 55.0% Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: tons ‘ton-m kN kNm Kips Fekips 59.2 32.3 580.6 316.8 130.5 233.7, 73.9 40.4 7247 396.2 162.9 292.3 96.1 52.6 942.4 515.8 211.9 380.6 110.9 60.6 1,087.6 594.3 244.5, 438.4 125.0 68.3 1,225.8 669.8 275.6. 494.2. oF 7 Tolerance: + 10 % oma) ' “Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics ++ 5% or ++ 10% on above standard rubber grades are avaliable on request." CELL-19 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE, $SUC1250H (1) Dimensions ‘See View (A (WN «—_P}) ( Se De ee E isk & = os ge Cr | “he -f L420 ca, 21)—+} ‘Approx. Weight = 1500 kg (3310 Ibs) ‘Unit: mm (inch) l (2) Location of bolt holes Case 1 Coaea! =a FAS CTS, | aL | : — we \ 4! Unit: mm (inch) CELL-18 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC1150H (9) Performance Deflection 35.0% Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: Rubber Grade ae me Kips Fi-kips 50.1 25.2 RI 491.3 247.1 110.5, 182.3 62.6 31.5 Ro 613.9 308.9 138.0. 227.9 81.4 40.9 RH 798.3 401.1 1795 295.9 93.9 472 RS 920.8 462.9 207.0, 3415 105.8 53.2 RE 1,037.5 521.7 233.3 384.9 Tolerance: + 10 % (4) Performance Curve Berm ‘ a Cees tt oI iaianaeeea 8 7 = Toi) 109 > hescton Force | AL Lead = verwction 6) '& "Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or + 10% on above available on request.” CELL-7 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE. SUC1150H (1) Dimensions fe Yow tow (8) a (48) - r (1380) ; 1) e g fh | a l g : FL SIA SET) Approx. Weight = 1200 kg ake) ‘Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes Case1 Case 2 rag 9) = ri PTS T/ \ | a 4 { 7 Unit: mm (inch) CELL-51 BmocesTone Ep Sa item Design Criteria ] Project | GENERAL | Consultant and/or Contactor: Port & Country: Type: CO Tanker DD Ore Carrier CO Freighter O Container CO Others ( ) Weight: [] Gross tonnage Max. Min. GT. (Deadweight tonnage ‘Max. Min. DWT, 1D Displacement tonne ‘Max. Min. DT. VESSEL av Dimensions: Length Max. Min, mort Width Max. Wi morft Depth Max. Min. morft Full draft Max. Min. mortt Face Pressure: Ton/m? or Kips/tt® ‘Speed: m/sec or fsec BERTHING CONDITIONS Ae cease, Berthing Method: 1/4 point or others ( } EFFECTIVE BERTHING ENERGY: Ton-M or Ft-Kips ‘Structure: O Whart © Dolphin CO Gravity structure O Flexible pile OU New O Existing CO Concrete D Steel structure Length mort Depth of Water: morft Tidal Level: H.W. morft LM. morft BERTH Area for Installing Fender: Height morft ‘Width: morft Elevation for Installing Fender: Top (+ or —) morft Bottom (+ or -) morft ‘Spacing of Fender: morft Allowable Reaction Force: Tons or Kips Layout: (OTHER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: CELL-16 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC1000H (3) Performance Deflection 550% Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: tons ton-m Rubber Grade a ae Kips Fi-kips 37.9 166 RI 3717 162.8 83.6 120.1 47.3 20.7 RO 463.9 203.0 104.3 149.8 61.5 29.6 RH 603.1 263.8 135.6 194.6. 71.0 31.0 RS 696.3 304.0 156.6. 224.3 80.0 35.0 RE 784.5 343.2 176.4 253.2 Tolerance: + 10 % (4) Performance Curve 24 a] =a 180) & a et as z 100; ee A a (200 = 0 > detation (4) ‘% “Intermediate rubber grades glving performance characteristics + 8% or ++ 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request.” CELLS 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE. SUC1000H (1) Dimensions View (A) 35 (1.38) | Pa] 6— $47 (1.85) re [100 (99.57) | ‘Approx. Weight = 790 kg (1740 ibs) Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes Case1 —— a 52) ft CTS Unit: mm (inch) CELL-14 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC800H (3) Performance Deflection 35.0% Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: Rubber Grade oe n Kips Ft-kips 229 8.0 RI 224.6 78.5 50.5. 29.8 10.4 RO 292.2 102.0 65.7 75.2 38.5 13.5 RH 377.6 132.4 84.9 97.7 44.6 15.6 RS 437.4 153.0 98.3 1 50.3 17.6 RE 493.3 1728 1109 1273 Tolerance: + 10% (4) Performance Curve 4] I, bey a I rfl ts bad aE Lt = detection os) °% "Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics :t 5% or +t 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request." CELL-13 3, DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC800H (1) Dimensions Case1 ae Seo View) View (8) b 90 (1.18) is ey J i) (oa) Bo NY | 9 pal | 8 = 33 ay 2| | - tt |. 00 15) —— Approx. Weight = 400 kg Ceo) Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes Case 2 J Unit: mm (inch) CELL-12 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE Ee SUC630H (3) Performance Deflection 55.0 % Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: tons ton-m Rubber Grade KN kN Kips Ft-kips 14.9 at Rt 146.1 40.2 32.9 29.7 18.6 5.4 RO 182.4 50.0 41.0 36.9 24.2 6.7 RH 237.3 65.7 53.4 48.5 28.0 77 RS 2746 75.5 61.7 55.7 - 31S 87 RE 308 | 85.3 69.5. 62.9 Tolerance: ++ 10 % (4) Performance Curve 60 3 40 8 af s t i | 4 d E i | J fl 14 oT Pir ‘ “Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or ++ 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request." CELL-11 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC630H (1) Dimensions 4— $391.54) ‘See View (A). Se MS 7" $700 (27.58) PCD. - L_ ssieisy | t A - ‘Approx. Weight = 220 kg (485 Ibs) Unit: mm (inch) (2) Location of bolt holes r Unit: mm (inch) CELL-10 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC500H (3) Performance Deflection 55.0 % Reaction Force: | Energy Absorption: tons ‘ton-m_ Rubber Grade on) Na Kips Feekips 9.5 24 RI 93.2 20.6 209 15.2 11.8 2.6 RO 115.7 255 26.0 18.8 15.4 3.4 RH 151.0 33.3 34.0 177 RS 173.6 39.0 20.0 RE 196.1 44.1 Tolerance: + 10 % (4) Performance Curve i es . i i") | ai rt = petition) +s “Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or + 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request." CELLO 3, DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC500H (1) Dimensions See View (A {t{—a) | 8g a& qe = I} AE ~——_—N 0 : Ud = 500 (19:68) —=| ‘Approx. Weight = 95 kg, (210 tbs) Unit: mm (ret) (2) Location of bolt holes —_— Case 2 Unit: mm (inch) CELL-8 3. DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE, SUC400H (3) Performance Deflection 55.0% Energy Absorption: tons ton-m Rubber Grade a ihe Kips Ft-kips 61 RI 59.8 13.5 76 13 RO 745 127 168 | ga 9.8 17 RH 96.1 167 21.6 12.3 14 2.0 RS 1118 19.6 25.1 145 128 22 RE 125.5 21.6 28.2 16.9 Tolerance: + 10 % (4) Performance Curve fs 2% 3 cron) rena Berks) 2 a > hesction Force > Energy Abeorption 20 0 E oatestion 9) "Intermediate rubber grades giving performance characteristics + 5% or +t 10% on above standard rubber grades are available on request.” CELL-7 o DIMENSIONS AND PERFORMANCE SUC400H (1) Dimensions = 4650 (25.59) PCD. #550 (21.65) ‘Approx. Weight = 75 kg (165 tbs) Unit: mm ginch) (2) Location of bolt holes Case 1 Case 2 “n CIN cy rt Ho 8

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