CG Catalogue 2013

Christie & Grey
CONTENTS
PL025 - Company Profile
PL000 - An Introduction to Vibration Isolator Selection
PL001 - TSC - Combined Steel Spring & Rubber Spring Unit Isolators
PL010 - Marinflex - Type MPM & MPBM
PL022 - Marinflex - Type Cushyfloat
PL002 - Genflex - Rubber Mounting, Industrial and Marine
PL003 - CRM - Captive Rubber Mounting and Hanger
PL005 - ORS - Open Restrained Springs
PL006 - OS - Open Spring Mountings Standard Range
PL024 - OS - Open Spring Mountings Special Range
PL004 - ES & ECS - Enclosed Springs
PL009 - Rubber Turret Mountings - Type RM

Vibration and shock control
PL008 - IPF - Inertia Pouring Frames
PL007 - SH & RH - Spring & Rubber Hangers
PL023 - ACH - Acoustic Ceiling Hangers
PL032 - AWT - Acoustic Wall Ties
PL011 - SRS Stud Rail System Floating Floors
PL017 - Studflex Vibration Isolation Mats and Pads
PL020 - NBC - Neoprene Bonded Cork
PL026 - Natural Cork Area Isolator - Cork/Coresil
PL027 - ODS/ODL - Steel Spring Unit Isolators
PL012 - Bobbins - Male/Male, Male/Female and Female/Female
PL013 - Bobbins Special Variants
PL016 - Buffers - Male, Female and Special Variants
PL014 - Rectangular Type Sandwich Mounts
PL028 - Shock and Flexibly Mounted Machines

Company Profile
A global wealth of experience
Founded in 1914, Christie & Grey was one of the first companies in the world to specialise in structure-borne
noise, shock and vibration control. Currently based in Tonbridge, Kent, with excellent access to motorway
networks and mainland Europe we are able to rely on more than 90 years experience in design, manufacture and
supply of high quality products and services for a wide variety of commercial and industrial needs.
Our comprehensive range of standard and special purpose products utilises all the principal means of vibration
and shock isolation, including steel springs and natural and synthetic elastomers and is backed by in-house
computer software written and developed by Christie & Grey.
Our highly qualified engineers have extensive practical and theoretical experience to solve all types of problems
from structure-borne noise to shock on fighting ships.
As part of our complete service we can also carry out investigations including on site measurements using the
latest instrumentation, prepare specifications, provide site supervision and a full installation
service for floating floors and cork and rubber foundations.
Quality is fundamental to all aspects of our service which is endorsed by

our registration to BS EN ISO 9001:2000
The company's way forward lies in the field of building noise control, marine and offshore engineering, power
generation, rail traction, commercial vehicles and general industrial and commercial developments - these are all
areas where Christie & Grey has and will continue to develop a worldwide reputation.
Every company maintains that it is unique in the breadth of expertise it offers - the difference is, at
Christie & Grey we'll be happy to show you the proof.
Principal Products Efficient vibration and shock isolation results in:

Acoustic Floating Floors. Longer life of equipment and supporting structure.
Combined Rubber and Spring Mountings. Lower installation and foundation costs.
Open and Enclosed Spring Mountings. Increased production.
Rubber to Metal Bonded Parts. More efficient plant layout.
Rubber Isolation Pads. Less operator fatigue.
Shock Mountings. Reduced maintenance costs.
Spring and Rubber Hangers. Improved quality of work.
Inertia Pouring Frames. Better environment.
Neoprene Bonded Cork Pads.
Natural Cork Mats.
Combined Spring and Damper Units.
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Silicon Filled Dampers.
Vibration & Shock Control

An Introduction to Vibration Isolator Selection
The Purpose of Isolators. Natural rubber materials show internal friction which may be approximated
to viscous damping with a ratio of C = 0.05. If C = 1 there is a condition
a) To reduce the transmission of forces from the mounted equipment to known as Critical Damping, when a mass if displaced and released will
the supporting structure. just not overshoot equilibrium.
b) To protect sensitive equipment from the motion of the supporting
structure. This equation can be plotted as shown in Figure 2 and it may be seen
when ω2 = k/m force transmission becomes infinite.
Disturbances may be steady state oscillations, non-repeating transients or
a combination of both. This is known as the state of resonance when the oscillation amplitude
would also be infinite without any damping. The other curves shown on
How Vibration Isolators Work. this plot show the effect of adding damping such as provided by natural
rubber or fluid filled dampers.
At present virtually all isolators are passive using steel springs, rubber 5.00
4.00
mouldings or air bellows to form the flexible elements. They absorb energy 3.00
in one part of an oscillation and give it back in another. Thus energy is not 2.00
dissipated except for a small amount of heat generated by internal (or 1.00
TRANSMISSIBILITY
material) damping. The force transmitted is that required to dynamically Figure 2. 0.80
0.60
deform the isolators. 0.40
0.20
A real machine on flexible mounts may be idealised as shown in Figure 1.
0.10
0.08
0.06
0.04
SINGLE DEGREE OF FREEDOM MODEL 0.02

0 1 2 3 4 5 6
RATIO FORCING FREQUENCY

NATURAL FREQUENCY
Figure 1. MASS Rather than transmissibility it is common to quote isolator efficiency which
is given by :
Efficiency = (1 - T) x 100 %
SPRING DAMPER
The efficiency appears to approach 100% as the forcing frequency
increases but in the real situation other factors such as flexibility in the
supporting structure and isolating material standing waves result in a
RIGID FOUNDATION practical limit of about 97 - 98% for most types of isolator.
BEWARE : This only works in two dimensions (up/down and time). Natural Frequency and Static Deflection.
Force transmissibility is the ratio of the peak force required to dynamically If displaced from equilibrium and released, an isolated mass will oscillate
deflect the isolator to the force required to accelerate the mass during freely at its natural frequency. In a theoretically undamped system, this
each oscillation. Damping forces are usually small and are ignored for the oscillation will continue indefinitely. A rigid mass freely suspended on an
moment. isolator system will in reality have six natural frequencies, one for each
degree of freedom of motion as shown in Figure 3.
This simple equation may assist.
Figure 3.
Where: ω2 = square of forcing frequency (rad/sec2)
m = isolated mass (kg)
k = stiffness (N/m)
Viscous damping may be incorporated in the equation using a damping

ratio (C) as follows:
These frequencies are not usually apparent on most machines unless
excited during start-up or shutdown. A proper design should ensure that
normal operating speeds and harmonics avoid resonant conditions.
BEWARE : Many engineers may only analyse motion in the vertical

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mode. Can you be sure that other natural frequencies are not lying in
wait? If the body itself is not truly rigid, then the whole body motion may be
affected by internal resonances within its own structure.

For a single degree of freedom system of Figure 1, the natural frequency The Effect of Mass.
is a function of the static deflection under the weight due to gravity. Figure
4 shows this relationship. Why do we sometimes add inertia bases or other extra mass when isolation
efficiency is mainly a function of isolator deflection ? See Figure 6.
THE EFFECT OF MASS
Figure 6.
MACHINE
FOUNDATION
Figure 4.
BEWARE : Real isolating elements may change stiffness with a) For Static Stability. A lightweight machine on soft springs may suffer
varying deflection, temperature, vibration amplitude and frequency. unacceptable displacement due to the action of external forces, e.g.
Dynamic stiffness is the rate of change in spring force with a change in water pump pipe pressure or manual operation of an isolated micro-
deflection during the oscillation. balance.
b) To Reduce Vibration Amplitudes. For many machines, the internal
The natural frequency plot should be used with an equivalent static forces would create large oscillating displacements or accelerations
deflection based on the dynamic stiffness for the particular operating capable of damaging the machine or its flexible connections, for
condition being considered. example, reciprocating air compressors and power station diesel
generating sets.
Three Dimensions, Coupled Modes and Higher. c) To Increase Stability under Shock. Tall narrow devices exhibit
much coupling of rotational and linear modes of motion giving rise to
For all but the simplest of applications, the more complex systems benefit large displacement responses to earthquake or explosive inputs. A
from consideration of the various modes of motion and the effects of lower centre of gravity can greatly reduce such responses, for
multiple forcing excitations, any one of which can impair operation. example electrical cabinets, chillers, bunk beds.
Consider a hydraulic power unit mounted on four springs beneath its base When is Simple Theory Enough ?
being excited by the deck moving horizontally due to some transient
condition e.g. collision. See Figure 5. a) Experience and Good Practice. If the application is straight forward
and the isolator and similar machines have been mounted on similar
flexible mountings many times, then it is a waste of the engineer’s
time and the client’s money to reinvent the wheel every time.
Centre of Inertia Force
b) Simple Problems. If a machine is inherently stable, runs at a speed
Figure 5. Gravity more than three times its vertical natural frequency and is well away
from a critical area, few difficulties should arise from a more basic
development method.
Deck Displacement BE AWARE : Our computer analysis methods permit relatively

inexpensive calculation of many factors giving much more confidence in
the final installation than is possible with basic selection methods. For
Initially, the springs will shear creating a horizontal force on the unit base.
many applications, data is not available initially for analysis or the
A rotation will be induced as the acceleration of the centre of gravity forms
specification may be imprecise but this should not necessarily preclude
a couple with the force and if small asymmetries exist other rotational
proper consideration and many factors other than vibration characteristics
motions may start. Soon, the motion of the unit will be a complex mixture
may be present in the design. We would expect to consider the effects of
of oscillations in each of the three orthogonal planes and directions.
fatigue, corrosion, creep, ease of installation and maintenance, low and
high temperature properties and the life expectancy of the isolation
The creation of motion in one mode from that in another is termed
materials.
“coupling” and is a property of the mechanical system. It is independent of
the excitation. Efficient Vibration and Shock Isolation results in:
By the use of symmetry it is possible to design systems whereby some Longer life of structures.
modes can be decoupled or coupled in pairs permitting a simpler Lower installation and foundation costs.
mathematical analysis and a more easily manipulated design. Increased production.
More efficient plant layout.
Computers are used to model and calculate the responses of such Less operator fatigue.
systems which may include a number of masses connected by many Reduced maintenance costs.
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flexible elements. Improved quality of work.

Better environment.
Christie & Grey Limited

Morley Road, Tonbridge, Kent TN9 1RA, England
Telephone : +44 (0) 1732 371100 Fax: +44 (0) 1732 359666
E-mail : sales@christiegrey.com web site: www.christiegrey.com
TSC Combined Steel Spring and Rubber Spring Unit Isolators
Sizes T1, T2, T3 & T10
A major advance in design has

successfully combined the best
characteristics of steel springs and rubber
springs to produce an efficient, compact
and economical range of unit isolators
suitable for many types of applications.
Many variants of these isolators, designed
and manufactured by us have now been in
service for more than twenty years.
TSC unit isolators are highly effective in

reducing the transmission of vibration,
structure-borne noise and shock from a
wide range of rotating and reciprocating
machinery and in protecting sensitive
apparatus from external disturbances.
They are particularly suitable for marine
and mobile applications as internal
snubbers are incorporated to control
movement of the isolated machine.
Type approval by Det Norske Veritas and

general type approval has been given by
Lloyd’s Register of Shipping.
DESIGN FEATURES
Helical steel spring to BS1726 Class B. Both types of spring support a proportion
Inclined rubber springs are first grade of the total load and thus the overall rate
natural rubber to metal bonded of creep is much reduced compared to an
elements. equivalent all-rubber unit isolator.
SG iron castings to BS EN 1563 EN- A selection of steel and rubber springs,
GJS-400/15. Alternative lightweight each having different vertical and lateral
aluminium castings to BS EN 1706 stiffness closely controlled in manufacture
(Size T3 only). is available to facilitate the choice of the
Steel spring in most variants is isolated most appropriate isolator characteristics
from the top casting by resilient seating for a particular application.
pad reducing transmission of high Combined rebound and overload buffer is
frequency vibration and effectively adjustable to permit optimum setting to be
damping spring coil surge resonance. achieved throughout service life (Size T3
Springs are pre-compressed on only).
assembly, resulting in high equivalent Optional soleplate is available to
static deflection and load capacity with facilitate installation on resin chocks.
minimum change between loaded and Optional proof plates are available to
unloaded height. enable removal of mountings for
Rubber spring elements are effectively refurbishment (marine propulsion
protected by the top casting and its engines only).
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extended skirt.

TYPE TSC ISOLATORS SIZES T1 & T2
T1/T2 VERTICAL DYNAMIC STIFFNESS (kN/m)
WEIGHT
REFERENCE LOAD RANGE VERTICAL HORIZONTAL
(kg) MAX
311
(kg) kz kx ky
T1 15/45 900 - 1300 1221 2912 583
PRE COMPRESSED HEIGHT

T1 20/45 1200 - 1600 1310 3036 717
T1 25/45 1500 - 1950 1373 3140 798
T1 = 160
T2 = 165
T1 30/45 1900 - 2250 1519 3295 966
T1 20/60 1400 - 2100 2560 5861 1050
16
T1 25/60 1750 - 2350 2667 5934 1137

29.3
T1 30/60 2000 - 2800 2772 6097 1300
160
T1 40/60 2800 - 4000 3689 7589 2777
T1 20/70 1600 - 2350 4250 10791 1714
2 No. Holes for T1 25/70 1800 - 2800 4341 10873 1805
M20 H.D.Bolts T1 30/70 2200 - 3150 4446 11068 1958
22
T1 40/70 2900 - 4100 5358 12570 3446

T2 15/45 1180 - 1360 762 1141 546
T2 20/45 1290 - 1600 858 1265 678
T2 20/55 1500 - 1800 1183 1817 787
CRS
216
222
T2 20/60 1700 - 2170 1488 2591 983

T2 25/60 2080 - 2500 1586 2688 1070
28.8
T2 30/60 2370 - 2750 1694 2840 1232
T2 30/70 2600 - 3150 2627 4697 1716
T2 30/75 2800 - 3560 3955 7193 2310
22
T2 40/60 2750 - 3900 2610 4336 2699

Central Hole Tapped M24 x
38 mm Deep for Fixing Bolt T2 40/70 3200 - 4200 3538 6161 3186
All values of stiffness are nominal subject to ±15% variation on final assembly.
The isolator rubber elements are pre-loaded 6 mm upon assembly.
Stiffness is linear over working load range.
Dynamic stiffness may vary with frequency. Values stated are reliable for calculation
of low frequency characteristics below 100 Hz.
Typical Installation
kz
ky
kx
Diesel driven alternator set on T2 isolators

Application Notes:
Optimum system stiffness characteristics can be achieved by careful orientation of individual isolators.
All connections to and from isolated machine must include flexible lengths, not only to prevent transmission of vibration through the
connections and allow the system freedom of movement, but also to avoid possible failure of the connections.
Analysis of the isolated system is normally undertaken by Christie & Grey to predict the response to ship motion, machine forces and
shocks to enable the correct selection of flexible connections.
For full installation instructions please refer to our data sheets DS022 and DS040.
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For more detailed information and technical assistance please contact our Technical Department.
In the interests of continual development, the Company reserves the right to make modifications to these details without notice.

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TYPE TSC ISOLATOR SIZE T3
T3 VERTICAL DYNAMIC STIFFNESS (kN/m) WEIGHT
REFERENCE LOAD RANGE
VERTICAL HORIZONTAL (kg) MAX
(kg)
AL = 338 SQ
SG = 332 SQ T3 35/20 1100 - 1700 1050 1269

T3 45/20 1300 - 2000 1375 1501
T3 35/40 1500 - 3000 2163 3016
SG = 185
T3 55/20 1600 - 2700 2040 2166
AL = 187
T3 45/40 1700 - 3400 2493 3224
22
T3 60/20 1800 - 3200 2665 3148

T3 55/40 2100 - 3950 3135 3905 52.3
Four Holes for M16 T3 55/30 2150 - 3700 2243 2422
Levelling Screws
T3 60/40 2350 - 4600 3772 4879
415 T3 70/40 2700 - 5300 5609 7182
T3 60/50L 3500 - 5600 4037 4463
T3 60/60L 4200 - 6500 4687 5419
T3 70/60L 4400 - 7250 6165 7294
All values of stiffness are nominal subject to ±15% variation on final

assembly. The isolator rubber elements are pre-loaded 6 mm upon
4 No. Holes for 4 No. Holes Tapped assembly (with aluminium bases by 4 mm).
M20 H.D.Bolts M20 x 25 mm Deep
for Fixing Bolts Stiffness is linear over working load range.
Dynamic stiffness may vary with frequency. Values stated are reliable for
calculation of low frequency characteristics below 100 Hz.
BASE CRS
TOP CRS
148
160
Flexible
148 coupling
TOP CRS
365
BASE CRS
Rake angle
Horizontal
Marine diesel propulsion engine on T3 isolators
Application Notes:
Provision is made for levelling screws in the base of each isolator to facilitate installation and alignment, particularly if, for example, a
flexibly mounted prime mover is driving a solidly mounted gearbox.
For full installation instructions please refer to our data sheets DS013, DS035 and DS040.
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TYPE TSC ISOLATOR SIZE T10
T10 VERTICAL DYNAMIC STIFFNESS (kN/m) WEIGHT
REFERENCE LOAD RANGE
Ø187 VERTICAL HORIZONTAL (kg) MAX
(kg)
Ø120 T10 45/100 400 - 700 752 813

T10 45/200 450 - 750 779 833
T10 45/300 510 - 860 848 898
147
T10 45/400 560 - 910 850 910
9.0
14
T10 45/500 620 - 950 854 905

T10 45/600 720 - 1050 973 1022
255 T10 45/800 830 - 1200 987 1016
T10 45/1000 1150 - 1550 1248 1273
T10 65/200 960 - 1690 2421 2682
2 No. Holes for Central Hole Tapped T10 65/300 1020 - 1790 2439 2676
M16 H.D.Bolts M24 x 30 mm
Deep for Fixing Bolt T10 65/400 1060 - 1810 2442 2693
T10 65/500 1130 - 1910 2476 2727
9.0
T10 65/600 1200 - 2000 2535 2738
T10 65/800 1320 - 2150 2576 2781
T10 65/1000 1600 - 2500 2712 2902
T10 65/1500 2100 - 3000 2618 2743
All values of stiffness are nominal subject to ±20% variation on final assembly.
215
CRS The isolator rubber elements are pre-loaded 5 mm upon assembly.
Stiffness is linear over working load range.
Dynamic stiffness may vary with frequency. Values stated are reliable for calculation
of low frequency characteristics below 100 Hz.
TSC T10 isolators used on a generating set

Application Notes:
For full installation instructions please refer to our data sheets DS040 and DS060.
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Marinflex
Type MPM & MPBM
For many years these isolators have

provided highly effective control of
vibration, structure-borne noise and
shock under most stringent and
rigorous conditions experienced on
marine and other mobile installations.
They have also been applied very

successfully to a wide range of
machinery employed in industrial and
office buildings. Both of the two MPM
sizes of isolator designed and
manufactured by us are available in
pedestal or bracket form for
conventional or side mounting.
Different rubber stiffnesses are

available for each isolator type and
size and this facilitates selection of the
isolators with the best characteristics
for a particular application.
General type approval has been given

by Lloyd’s Register of Shipping.
DESIGN FEATURES
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
SG iron castings to BS EN 1563 EN-GJS-400/15.
Resilient elements are first grade natural rubber to metal Marine Propulsion Engines.
bonded units. Diesel Generating Sets.
By loading the rubber elements in combined shear and Pumps and Compressors.
compression a good balance between high load capacity Control Cabinets.
and static deflection has been achieved.
Rubber elements are contained and protected within top
and base metals. The shape of the top and the rubber
elements are designed to increase stiffness and control
movement under overload conditions.
Rebound washers are incorporated to control movement
due to ship or vehicle motion.
High lateral to vertical stiffness ratio of rubber element
assists in the control of motion and in many instances
obviates the need for additional external side and end
restraints.
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MPM Size 1
B C
Fixing Hole Tapped M20
x 32 mm Deep
FREE
A
2 Holes for
K Dia Bolts
G
F F E D D E
MPBM Size 1
B
C H
P
M M
N
4 No. Holes for

K Dia Bolts
TYPE MPM & MPBM ISOLATORS
L
J
FREE
A
2 No. Holes for VERTICAL HORIZONTAL

MAXIMUM
K Dia Bolts LABEL DYNAMIC DYNAMIC
REFERENCE LOAD
N
COLOUR STIFFNESS STIFFNESS

(kg)
G
F F (kN/m) (kN/m)
E D D E
YELLOW 350 594 2376
BLUE 520 920 3680
MPM Size 2 MP(B)M
SIZE 1 GREEN 660 1212 4848
B C
Fixing Hole Tapped M24 RED 725 1562 6250
x 32 mm Deep BLACK 950 2187 8748
YELLOW 635 1067 4477
FREE
A
2 Holes for BLUE 900 1587 6670

K Dia Bolts MP(B)M
G
SIZE 2 GREEN 1060 2160 9072

F F E D D E
RED 1440 2750 11562
BLACK 1590 3820 16065
MPBM Size 2
B H Black and Blue Variants readily available.
C M M
All other variants available to special order on extended
P delivery.
N
Stiffness
4 No. Holes for
L
J
K Dia Bolts Stiffness is linear over the working load range.

FREE
A
Dynamic stiffness may vary with frequency. Values

2 No. Holes for
stated are reliable for calculation of low frequency
N
K Dia Bolts
characteristics below 100 Hz.
G
F F E D D E
DIMENSIONS (mm) WT (kg)

REFERENCE
A B C D E F G H J K L M N P MAX
MPM 127 140 178 82.5 19 63.5 16 - - 12 - - - - 9.0

SIZE 1
MPBM 193.5 178 89 82.5 19 63.5 16 268 128 12 89 114.5 19.5 12 12.5
MPM 168.5 152 172 92 22 63.5 20 - - 16 - - - - 14.5
SIZE 2
MPBM 251 168 82.5 92 22 63.5 20 266 152.5 16 114.5 114.5 19 10 20.5
For full installation instructions please refer to our data sheet DS010.

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Marinflex
Type Cushyfloat TM
A range of compact rubber unit

isolators specially designed for marine
and mobile applications.
The Cushyfloat is available in three

sizes and three rubber compounds for
loads of 12 kg to 780 kg (75 shore
rubber available in 17/1657 variant for
max load of 1100 kg to special order
only).
General type approval has been given

by Lloyd’s Register of Shipping.
DESIGN FEATURES
Cushyfloat type mount uses zinc plated

steel components.
Resilient elements are first grade natural
rubber to metal bonded units.
Loading the rubber elements in a
combination of shear and compression
provides the optimum balance between
high load capacity and low stiffness.
Rubber elements are contained and
protected within the top and base
metals. The shapes of the top and the
rubber elements are designed to
increase stiffness and control movement
under overload conditions.
Rebound washers are incorporated to
control movement due to ship or vehicle
motion.
High lateral to vertical stiffness ratio of
the rubber elements assists in the
control of motion and in many instances
obviates the need for additional external
side and end restraints.
Low height compact units, ideal for use
where space is limited.
Control Cabinets.
Hydraulic Pumps and Motors.
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Rotary Compressors.
Small Marine Diesel Propulsion Engines
and Generator Sets.

LOAD / DEFLECTION GRAPH TYPE CUSHYFLOAT RUBBER UNIT ISOLATORS
CUSHYFLOAT TYPE 17/1600/1
DIMENSIONS (mm) WT
100
17/1600/1/65
REFERENCE (kg)
90 A B C D E F G H J K MAX
80
70 17/1600/1/55 17/1600/1 38.5 60 120 100 M12 22 14 11 14 11 0.4
Static Load (kg)
60
50 17/1600/1/45 17/1609/1 50 75 183 140 M16 32 13 20 30 13 0.9
40
17/1657/1 70 112 230 182 M20 50 18 26 34 18 2.25
30
20
10 kz
0
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5
FREE HEIGHT
Deflection (mm)
F
ky
A
LOAD / DEFLECTION GRAPH
CUSHYFLOAT TYPE 17/1609/1 D
300 17/1609/1/65 CRS
260 C
220 17/1609/1/55
kx
Static Load (kg)
180 E Dia Top

Fixing
140 17/1609/1/45
100
60
G
B
J
20
1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5
Deflection (mm)
H K
LOAD / DEFLECTION GRAPH DYNAMIC /

CUSHYFLOAT TYPE 17/1657/1 LOAD STATIC STIFFNESS (N/mm)
STATIC
PART No. RANGE
STIFFNESS
1100 17/1657/1/75 (kg) kx ky kz RATIO
1000
17/1600/1/45 12 - 48 90 300 120 1.15
900
17/1600/1/55 17 - 70 129 430 172 1.25
800 17/1657/1/65 17/1600/1/65 25 - 91 167 558 223 1.50
700
17/1609/1/45 30 - 130 200 640 255 1.15
600
Static Load (kg)
17/1657/1/55 17/1609/1/55 50 - 210 294 980 392 1.25

500
400 17/1609/1/65 72 - 290 434 1446 578 1.50

17/1657/1/45
300 17/1657/1/45 90 - 350 480 1600 640 1.15
200 17/1657/1/55 125 - 530 730 2430 970 1.25
100
17/1657/1/65 200 - 780 1150 3830 1530 1.50
1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5
Deflection (mm) 17/1657/1/75* 300 - 1100 1770 5890 2355 1.95
Cushyfloat ™ is a registered trademark of Metalastik ® * 17/1657/1/75 to special order only.

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Genflex Rubber Mountings
Type Industrial & Marine - Sizes B & HD
Genflex mountings employ the well

proven inclined rubber element
design to achieve much higher
deflections compared to simple
rubber in compression devices and
therefore providing superior isolation
of low frequency vibration.
The pure rubber design offers

excellent performance in the audible
frequency range which cannot be
achieved with helical steel springs
even with so called “noise stop pads”.
Natural rubber also offers inherent

damping to control transient motion
resulting from machine start up, run
down and fault conditions.
For marine and mobile applications, a

combined overload and rebound
buffer is available in both the B range
and HD (high deflection) variants.
DESIGN FEATURES
First grade natural rubber to metal
bonded rectangular elements inclined TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
to achieve maximum load and Marine Propulsion Engines.
deflection using a combination of Diesel Generating Sets.
compression and shear loading.
Engine Test Beds.
High strength SG iron castings to BS
Lift Motor Gear.
EN 1563 EN-GJS-400/15.
Chillers and Cooling Towers.
Rubber elements effectively protected
against oil contamination by the extended Large Fans and AHU’s.
top skirt design of the top casting. Pumps and Compressors.
Two different horizontal stiffness axes Vibrating Screens and Hoppers.
enable optimum system characteristics
and vibration isolation to be achieved
using careful orientation of the mountings.
Marine/Mobile version available with
combined overload and rebound buffer.
A 6 mm thick ribbed rubber seating pad is
available obviating the need for costly HD
bolts for many industrial applications.
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TYPE GENFLEX INDUSTRIAL ISOLATORS SIZES B & HD
INDUSTRIAL
STATIC STIFFNESS (kN/m) DYNAMIC/STATIC FREE WT
200 LOAD RANGE
REFERENCE PART No. STIFFNESS HEIGHT (kg)
(kg) kx ky kz
M16 RATIO ‘A’ (mm) MAX
16
10.101.35 up to 425 610 125 330 1.14
FREE HEIGHT
10.101.45 up to 630 890 205 450 1.18
A
10.101.55 up to 990 1280 268 680 1.25
HD 124 9.2
10.101.60 up to 1280 1820 400 860 1.35
INDUSTRIAL
146 10
10.101.70 up to 1650 2360 480 1300 1.70
10.101.75 up to 2000 3420 750 1800 1.90
2 No. Holes for
M16 H.D.Bolts 10.102.45 up to 560 2450 275 918 1.18
10.102.55 up to 900 3630 360 1400 1.25
B 111 9.2
10.102.60 up to 1100 4660 460 1850 1.35
BASE CRS
10.102.70 up to 1650 6370 600 2550 1.70

BASE
TOP
230
205
165
kz
Stiffness
Static stiffness values should be used to kx ky
calculate working deflection and therefore
operating height.
X
LE
NF
GE
MARINE For system natural frequency calculations,
200
dynamic stiffness values must be used.
M16
TYPE GENFLEX MARINE ISOLATORS SIZES B & HD
FREE HEIGHT
DYNAMIC/STATIC FREE WT
LOAD RANGE STATIC STIFFNESS (kN/m)
A
REFERENCE PART No. STIFFNESS HEIGHT (kg)

(kg)
kx ky kz RATIO ‘A’ (mm) MAX
146 10.103.35 250 - 425 610 125 330 1.14

10
10.103.45 350 - 630 890 205 450 1.18

2 No. Holes for 10.103.55 550 - 990 1280 268 680 1.25
M16 H.D.Bolts HD 117 9.5
10.103.60 725 - 1280 1820 400 860 1.35
MARINE
10.103.70 925 - 1650 2360 480 1300 1.70

10.103.75 1150 - 2000 3420 750 1800 1.90
BASE CRS
BASE
10.104.45 200 - 560 2450 275 918 1.18

TOP
205
230
165
10.104.55 300 - 900 3630 360 1400 1.25

B 111 9.5
10.104.60 375 - 1100 4660 460 1850 1.35
10.104.70 550 - 1650 6370 600 2550 1.70
Important Notes
For MARINE versions the upper fixing bolt (not supplied) MUST locate to at least 50 mm and
not more than 85 mm thread depth.
35 & 75 compound rubber elements are non stock items and therefore to special order only.
Friction Seating Pads
For freestanding applications and installation on uneven surfaces, please specify PT No. 4137
when ordering. Seating pad 6 mm thick.
Full installation instructions are given on our data sheet DS010 for most applications.
For MARINE PROPULSION ENGINES special instructions will normally be supplied for individual applications.

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Captive Rubber Mountings and Hangers
Type CRM
A universal captive rubber mounting

for supporting, hanging, anchoring
and guiding pipework, particularly
exhaust systems on board ship.
Designed specifically for use in high

ambient temperature conditions for
the control of vibration throughout the
audible frequency range.
DESIGN FEATURES
Tested at 40°C ambient with eyebolt at
400°C (300 mm drop rod and turnbuckle
fitted) resulted in only 2°C temperature
rise at inner rubber surface.
Rubber insert is moulded in three
variants 55, 65 and 70 IRHD
(International Rubber Hardness).
Rubber insert provides excellent high
frequency attenuation performance.
Unit remains captive and fail-safe
whether used as a supporting mount or
hanger.
The CRM can be bolted to structure or
supplied fitted with a sole plate to permit
fixing by welding.
Optional heat insulation pad 100 x 100 x
19 mm thick available for use with
mounting.
The hanger is supplied complete with
turnbuckle and eyebolt, optional 1 m
long drop rod available.
High transverse/axial stiffness ratio ideal
for use as a ‘flexible anchor’.
Capable of 15° angular misalignment.
Marine Exhaust Systems.
Industrial Exhaust Systems.
Ductwork and Attenuators.
High Speed Rotating Machinery.
Shock Mount for Control Cabinets,
Instrument Racks etc.

CRM MOUNTING TYPE CRM MOUNTING & HANGER
Ø50 RATED DEFLECTION WEIGHT

PART No.
LOAD AT RATED (kg) MAX
M12 Fixing MOUNTING HANGER (kg) LOAD (mm) MOUNTING HANGER
CRM2.55 CRM2.55.H 325 6
M8 Fixings
CRM2.65 CRM2.65.H 425 6 1.1 1.4
72
55
CRM2.70 CRM2.70.H 525 6
Optional Soleplate
10
150
Load/Deflection Characteristics
for CRM Captive Rubber Mounting & Hanger
550
100
CRM2.70
94
500
450
CRM2.65
400
120 CRS 350
CRM2.55
Load (kg)
300
140
250
200
Optional Soleplate
150
M8 Fixings 100
10
50
0
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0
55
69
Deflection (mm)
M12 Stud Application Notes:

Cut to suit
We recommend that all fixing bolts used are high tensile Grade 8.8 or
higher.
The CRM hanger is supplied complete with turnbuckle and eyebolt, M12
M12 mild steel studding can be supplied if required in 1 m lengths.
Turnbuckle Optional soleplate available, please specify PT No. 4149 when ordering.
M12
Eyebolt
CRM HANGER

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Open Restrained Spring Mountings
Types ORS25 & ORS50 - 2 & 4 Spring Variants
The ORS mounting has been designed

specifically for applications where
transmission of low frequency machinery
vibration to a building structure must be
reduced to avoid physical damage or
annoyance to the occupants.
It is a low frequency mounting specifically
designed to limit vertical movement on
equipment such as cooling towers and
chillers. This could otherwise be excessive
due to the low stiffness springs required to
provide isolation of low frequency vibration.
Applications located at roof level can be
successfully mounted on ORS units as any
movement caused by high wind loads will be
limited. Equipment which contains large
volumes of liquid will benefit from installation
on ORS mountings because during “draining
down” upward movement is restricted thus
avoiding damage to pipework and electrical
connections.
DESIGN FEATURES TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
High strength all steel construction epoxy powder Cooling Towers.
coated finish with B.Z.P fixings as standard. Chillers.
Optional Stainless steel fixings available. Large Fans.
Colour coded helical steel springs to BS1726 Air Handling Units.
Class B with nominal deflections of 25 mm and
50 mm and up to 50% overload capacity also
O/D equal to at least 80% of working height.
Vertical and lateral restraints have rubber inserts
to avoid metallic contact and adequate radial
clearance ensures isolation efficiency is not
impaired.
Springs located and seated on rubber washers to
reduce high frequency transmission.
Working height and vertical limiting stops are fully
adjustable.
6 mm thick ribbed rubber seating pad supplied as
standard.
PL005/1 - FEBRUARY 2012 - Rev. D

TYPE ORS25 & ORS50 TYPE ORS MOUNTINGS - SIZE ORS25/2 SPRINGS & ORS25/4 SPRINGS
RATED DEFLECTION DIMENSIONS (mm) WT
F Dia Upper Fixing COLOUR
PART No. LOAD AT RATED (kg)
And Adjusting Screw CODE
(kg) LOAD (mm) A B C D E F G H MAX
ORS25/2/200 YELLOW 200 25
ORS25/2/400 RED 400 25
FREE HEIGHT
ORS25/2/600 PURPLE 600 25
A
ORS25/2/800 GREY 800 25
160 230 100 280 22 M24 x 100 100 M16 12.4
ORS25/2/1000 ORANGE 1000 25
ORS25/2/1200 BROWN 1200 25
E
H Dia ORS25/2/1600 BLACK 1600 25
HD Bolts
ORS25/2/2000 BLUE 2000 25
ORS25/4/400 YELLOW 400 25
ORS25/4/800 RED 800 25
ORS25/4/1200 PURPLE 1200 25
TYPE ORS25/2 & ORS50/2 ORS25/4/1600 GREY 1600 25
160 230 165 280 22 M24 x 100 100 M16 16.4
2 SPRING VARIANT ORS25/4/2000 ORANGE 2000 25
ORS25/4/2400 BROWN 2400 25
B
CRS
ORS25/4/3200 BLACK 3200 25
ORS25/4/4000 BLUE 4000 25
BASE PLATE
TOP PLATE
TYPE ORS MOUNTINGS - SIZE ORS50/2 SPRINGS & ORS50/4 SPRINGS

G
C

COLOUR
CODE
D (kg) LOAD (mm) A B C D E F G H MAX
ORS50/2/200 YELLOW 200 50
ORS50/2/400 GREEN 400 50
ORS50/2/600 BLUE 600 50 187 230 100 280 22 M24 x 100 100 M16 13.3
ORS50/2/800 WHITE 800 50
TYPE ORS25/4 & ORS50/4 ORS50/2/1000 RED/BLACK 1000 50
4 SPRING VARIANT ORS50/4/400 YELLOW 400 50
B ORS50/4/800 GREEN 800 50
CRS ORS50/4/1200 BLUE 1200 50 187 230 165 280 22 M24 x 100 100 M16 16.3
ORS50/4/1600 WHITE 1600 50
ORS50/4/2000 RED/BLACK 2000 50
BASE PLATE
TOP PLATE
G
C
ISOLATION EFFICIENCY AT TYPICAL MACHINE SPEEDS

MACHINE EFFICIENCY %
SPEEDS
25 mm DEFL. 50 mm DEFL.
(rpm)
D
300 34.0 75.2
500 83.3 92.3
Stainless Steel Fixings. 750 93.2 96.7
This option is available across the entire range. 1000 96.3 98.2
1200 97.4 98.7
When ordering the Pt. No. should be suffixed with /S for Stainless Steel Fixings 1500 98.4 99.2
e.g. ORS25/4/800/S.
The above figures are theoretical values only based on
the vertical natural frequency of the sprung system
Spring Deflection assuming infinitely stiff structural supports.
The effects of high frequency spring coil resonances
Spring stiffness is linear over its working range therefore the actual
on low frequency performance are also ignored.
deflection for a given load can be calculated as follows:-
Actual Deflection (mm) = Actual Load (kg) x Rated Deflection (mm)
Rated Load (kg)
PL005/2 - FEBRUARY 2012 - Rev. D

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Open Spring Mountings
Type OSB, OSS, OS25 & OS50
This unique range of Open Spring

mountings uses integral rubber end
fixing of the springs which sets them
apart from all other designs. Loose
springs and plates are now history
and high frequency noise attenuation
is provided regardless of whether a
rubber seating pad is used or not.
Originally designed for use with Type

IPF Inertia Pouring Frames, the OS
mountings are now widely used to
iso la t e vib ra t io n f ro m e ve ry
conceivable type of rotating and
reciprocating machine. Where control
of transient motion is required Open
Spring mountings can be used in
conjunction with our Viscous
Dampers Type SFD.
DESIGN FEATURES
Unique expanding rubber end fixing of
springs (Patent applied for) which also
provides high frequency attenuation.
Nominal 20, 25 & 50 mm deflection
colour coded helical steel springs to
BS1726 Class B with 50% overload
capacity and O/D equal to at least
85% of working height.
Can be bolted to supporting structure or
free standing on 6 mm thick ribbed
rubber pad (3 mm on OSS).
Fully height adjustable (OS25 & OS50).
All steel components are zinc plated.
No snubbing gives maximum efficiency.
Axial and Centrifugal Fans.
Air Handling Units.
Low Level Pipework.
With Inertia Bases type IPF for Pumps,
Generating Sets and Compressors etc.
PL006/1 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C

OSB20/10 — OSB15/100 TYPE OS MOUNTINGS - SIZES OSB, OSS, OS25 & OS50
J A/C
PART No. COLOUR CODE LOAD AT RATED (kg)
C A/F
(kg) LOAD (mm) A B C D E F G H J MAX
OSB20/10 PURPLE 10 20
H
OSB20/15 YELLOW 15 20
OSB20/20 GREY 20 20
FREE HEIGHT
68 - 32 - - M8 - 18 37 0.15
OSB20/40 GREEN 40 20
OSB20/70 RED 70 20
A
OSB15/100 BLUE 100 15
OSS20/10 PURPLE 10 20
OSS20/15 YELLOW 15 20
H
OSS20/20 GREY 20 20
69 57 38 76 5 M8 M6 18 37 0.2
OSS20/40 GREEN 40 20
F Dia OSS20/70 RED 70 20
OSS15/100 BLUE 100 15
OSS20/10 — OSS15/100 OS25/30 YELLOW 30 25
J A/C OS25/60 GREEN 60 30
F Dia
OS25/100 BLUE 100 25 115 87 70 110 10 M10 M8 20 57 0.9
OS25/160 WHITE 160 25
H
OS25/250 RED 250 25

OS25/200 RED 200 25
FREE HEIGHT
OS25/300 PURPLE 300 25

OS25/400 GREY 400 25
A
OS25/500 ORANGE 500 25

OS25/600 BROWN 600 25 152 110 90 140 11 M16 M12 24 76 2.6
E
OS25/700 ORANGE/BLACK* 700 25

OS25/800 BLACK 800 25
OS25/1000 BLUE 1000 25
OS25/1200 BLUE/BLACK* 1200 25
OS25/30J —
DIA
OS50/500
OS50/100 YELLOW 100 50
OS50/200 GREEN 200 50
OS50/300 BLUE 300 50 180 110 90 140 11 M16 M12 24 76 2.3
H
OS50/400 WHITE 400 50

OS50/500 RED/BLACK 500 50
* Internal nested spring.
FREE HIEGHT
F Dia ISOLATION EFFICIENCY AT TYPICAL MACHINE SPEEDS
A
SPEEDS
(rpm) 15 mm DEFL. 25 mm DEFL. 50 mm DEFL.
300 DO NOT USE 34.0 75.2
E
500 68.7 83.3 92.3

750 88.1 93.2 96.7
1000 93.7 96.3 98.2
B 1200 95.7 97.4 98.7
CRS 1500 97.3 98.4 99.2
1750 98.0 98.8 99.4
G Dia 2000 98.5 99.1 99.5
H.D
C
Bolts The above figures are theoretical values only based on

Spring Deflection the vertical natural frequency of the sprung system
Spring stiffness is linear over its working range assuming infinitely stiff structural supports.
therefore the actual deflection for a given load The effects of high frequency spring coil resonances
D can be calculated as follows:- on low frequency performance are also ignored.
Actual Deflection (mm) = Actual Load (kg) x Rated Deflection (mm)
Rated Load (kg)
PL006/2 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C

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Open Spring Mountings
Type OS25, OS50, OS75 & OS100
Originally designed for use with Type

IPF Inertia Pouring Frames, the OS
Mountings are now widely used to
iso la t e vib ra t io n f ro m e ve ry
conceivable type of rotating and
reciprocating machine. Where control
of transient motion is required Open
Spring Mountings can be used in
conjunction with our Viscous
Dampers Type SFD.
For applications requiring bolting

down, the rubber seating pad and
grommets ensure that there is no
direct metal path between the machine
and the seating, thus enhancing the
high frequency noise isolation.
DESIGN FEATURES
Nominal 25, 50, 75 & 100 mm
deflection colour coded helical steel
springs to BS1726 Class B with 50%
overload capacity and O/D equal to at
least 85% of working height.
Can be bolted to supporting structure or
free standing on 6 mm thick ribbed
rubber seating pad (fitted as standard).
Fully height adjustable.
No snubbing gives maximum efficiency.
Air Handling Units.
Low Level Pipework.
With Inertia Bases type IPF for Pumps,
Generating Sets and Compressors etc.
PL024/1 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C

TYPE OS MOUNTINGS - SIZES OS25, OS50, OS75 & OS100
STANDARD (WITH BASE PLATE) DIMENSIONS (mm)
DEFLECTION
J RATED WT
AT RATED
PART No. COLOUR CODE LOAD (kg)
LOAD A B C D E F G H J
(kg) MAX
(mm)
OS25/650 YELLOW 650 26
OS25/850 GREEN 850 27
H
176 165 130 200 18 M20 M16 42 130 9
OS25/1050 BLUE 1050 26
OS25/1250 WHITE 1250 26
OS25/1300 RED 1300 27
F DIA OS25/1600 PURPLE 1600 25
225 210 150 250 18 M24 M16 52 150 13
OS25/2000 GREY 2000 26
FREE HEIGHT
OS25/2300 BROWN 2300 29
A OS50/510 BLACK / PURPLE 510 51
OS50/760 BLACK / GREY 760 51
235 210 150 250 16 M20 M16 42 150 11
OS50/1000 BLACK / ORANGE 1000 50
OS50/1300 BLACK / BROWN 1300 53
OS50/1400 BLACK / WHITE 1400 50
E
265 210 150 250 16 M20 M16 42 150 13

OS50/1600 BLACK / BLUE 1600 50
OS50/2000 BLACK / GREEN 2000 50
OS50/2500 BLACK / YELLOW 2500 50
265 280 220 340 16 M24 M16 52 220 29
G Dia OS50/3000 BLACK / RED 3000 50
OS50/3200 BLACK / PURPLE 3200 50
H.D.
Bolts OS75/300 GREY / BLACK 300 75
OS75/400 GREY / YELLOW 400 75 245 280 220 340 16 M24 M16 52 220 18
B OS75/600 GREY / GREEN 600 75
OS75/800 GREY / BLUE 800 75
CRS OS75/1000 GREY / WHITE 1000 75
OS75/1200 GREY / RED 1200 75 285 280 220 340 16 M24 M16 52 220 25
OS75/1400 GREY / PURPLE 1400 75
OS75/1600 GREY / ORANGE 1600 75
OS75/2000 GREY / BROWN 2000 75
C
OS75/2500 RED 2500 75

365 280 220 340 16 M24 M16 52 220 37
OS75/3200 GREY / BLACK 3200 75
OS75/3500 BLACK 3500 75
OS100/300 BLACK 300 100
OS100/400 YELLOW 400 100 320 280 220 340 16 M24 M16 52 220 19
D OS100/600 GREEN 600 100
OS100/800 BLUE 800 100
OS100/1000 WHITE 1000 100
OS100/1200 RED 1200 100 355 280 220 340 16 M24 M16 52 220 26
FREE STANDING VERSION (add /FS) OS100/1400 PURPLE 1400 100
OS100/1600 GREY 1600 100
OS100/2000 ORANGE 2000 100
OS100/2500 BROWN 2500 100 415 280 220 340 16 M24 M16 52 220 47
OS100/3200 BLACK 3200 100
ISOLATION EFFICIENCY AT TYPICAL MACHINE SPEEDS
C
SPEEDS
(rpm) 25 mm DEFL. 50 mm DEFL. 75 mm DEFL. 100 mm DEFL.
300 34.0 75.2 84.7 89.0
500 83.3 92.3 95.0 96.3
C
750 93.2 96.7 97.8 98.4
1000 96.3 98.2 98.8 99.1
1200 97.4 98.7 99.2 99.4
Spring Deflection 1500 98.4 99.2 99.5 99.6
Spring stiffness is linear over its working range 1750 98.8 99.4 99.6 99.7
therefore the actual deflection for a given load 2000 99.1 99.5 99.7 99.8
can be calculated as follows:- The above figures are theoretical values only based on the vertical
Actual Deflection (mm) = Actual Load (kg) x Rated Deflection (mm) natural frequency of the sprung system assuming infinitely stiff
structural supports.
Rated Load (kg) The effects of high frequency spring coil resonances on low frequency
performance are also ignored.
PL024/2 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C

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Enclosed Spring Mountings
Type ES - Enclosed Spring and ECS - Enclosed Captive Spring Mounting
A unique range of mountings

designed primarily for building
services applications where the
control of low frequency vibration and
noise emanating from mechanical
plant is of paramount importance.
The benefits of a combined rubber

and steel housing for the spring have
helped establish the ES and ECS
mountings as industry standards
accepted by specifiers, equipment
manufacturers and mechanical
services installers alike.
DESIGN FEATURES
Nitrile rubber (oil resistant) lower spring
housing eliminates the possibility of
metallic continuity and ensures excellent
acoustic performance. Steel reinforced
on ECS range.
Full enclosed captive assembly protects
the spring and controls transient motion.
Nominal 15, 20, 25 & 50 mm deflection
colour coded helical steel springs to
BS1726 Class B, laterally stable with
50% overload capacity.
Simple single screw height adjustment.
6 mm thick ribbed rubber seating pads
available for ES25 and ECS ranges.
Colour coded labels for easy
identification.
Stainless Steel variants available.
Air Handling Units.
Chillers and Cooling Towers.
Rotary and Multi Cylinder Compressors.
Diesel Generating Sets (ECS only).
Mechanical Test Rigs.
Isolation of Sensitive Equipment.

TYPE ES, ESB, ES25, ECS25 & ECS50 MOUNTINGS
TYPE ES RATED DEFLECTION DIMENSIONS (mm) WT
F Dia Adjusting/ PART No. COLOUR CODE LOAD AT RATED (kg)
A B C D E F G H I J
Fixing Screw (kg) LOAD (mm) MAX
Locknut
ES20/10 PURPLE 10 20
ES20/15 YELLOW 15 20
FREE HT
ES20/20 GREY 20 20
63 54 60 76 38 M8 48 - M6 - 0.25
A
ES20/40 GREEN 40 20
ES20/70 RED 70 20
ES15/100 BLUE 100 15
CRS B MIN ESB20/10 PURPLE 10 20
C MAX ESB20/15 YELLOW 15 20
ESB20/20 GREY 20 20
Slots 65 - - - - M8 48 28 - 36 0.25
ESB20/40 GREEN 40 20
for ESB20/70 RED 70 20
E
I Dia HD ESB15/100 BLUE 100 15

Bolts ES25/30 YELLOW 30 25
G
ES25/60 GREEN 60 30
D ES25/100 BLUE 100 25 88 85 90 110 70 M10 78 - M8 - 1.0
ES25/160 WHITE 160 25
TYPE ESB ES25/250 RED 250 25
ECS25/200 WHITE/RED 200 25
F Dia Adjusting/ ECS25/300 WHITE/PURPLE 300 25
Locknut Fixing Screw ECS25/400 WHITE/GREY 400 25
ECS25/500 WHITE/ORANGE 500 25
FREE HT
ECS25/600 WHITE/BROWN 600 25

127 130 150 180 95 M16 111 - M12 - 3.0
A
ECS25/700 WHITE/BLACK* 700 25

ECS25/800 WHITE/GOLD 800 25
F Dia ECS25/1000 WHITE/1000 1000 25
H
ECS25/1200 WHITE/1200* 1200 25

ECS25/1400 WHITE/1400* 1400 25
ECS50/100 BLACK/YELLOW 100 50
ECS50/200 BLACK/GREEN 200 50
A/F
J
ECS50/300 BLACK/BLUE 300 50 155 130 150 180 95 M16 111 - M12 - 2.8
ECS50/400 BLACK/WHITE 400 50
G ECS50/500 BLACK/RED 500 50
* Internal nested spring. ISOLATION EFFICIENCY AT TYPICAL MACHINE SPEEDS
TYPE ECS
Seating Pads MACHINE EFFICIENCY %
F Dia Adjusting/
SPEEDS
Locknut Fixing Screw Ribbed rubber seating pads can now be fitted (rpm) 15 mm DEFL. 25 mm DEFL. 50 mm DEFL.
as standard, suffix Pt. No. /B e.g. ES25/100/B.
300 DO NOT USE 34.0 75.2
500 68.7 83.3 92.3
Stainless Steel. 750 88.1 93.2 96.7
This option is available across the entire range 1000 93.7 96.3 98.2
FREE HT
for external and other hostile environments. 1200 95.7 97.4 98.7
A
1500 97.3 98.4 99.2

When ordering the Pt. No. should be suffixed 1750 98.0 98.8 99.4
with /S for Stainless Steel or if fitted with a 2000 98.5 99.1 99.5
seating pad /SB e.g. ECS25/500/S or
ECS25/500/SB. The above figures are theoretical values only based on
CRS B MIN the vertical natural frequency of the sprung system
C MAX assuming infinitely stiff structural supports.
The effects of high frequency spring coil resonances
Slots on low frequency performance are also ignored.
for
E
I Dia HD Spring Deflection

Bolts
Spring stiffness is linear over its working range therefore the actual deflection for a given load can be
G calculated as follows:-
D Actual Deflection (mm) = Actual Load (kg) x Rated Deflection (mm)
Rated Load (kg)

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Rubber Turret Mountings
Type RM
Type RM Rubber Turret m o u n t i n g s

are designed to provide superior
attenuation of medium to high
frequency vibration and noise
emanating from a wide range of motor
driven machines particularly axial and
centrifugal fans.
High resilience rubber with low

dynamic to static stiffness ratio
ensures maximum efficiency, good
creep performance and long service
life.
DESIGN FEATURES
Moulded in first grade natural rubber
with integral steel base and upper fixing
boss.
Manufactured in three sizes, each
available in three rubber compounds
identified by a colour spot.
Static deflections of up to 8 mm with
loads from 5 kg to 400 kg.
Upper fixing screw supplied as standard
with optional height adjusters also
available.
Air Handling Units.
Refrigeration Plant.
Pumps.
Rotary and Multi Cylinder Compressors.
Floating Floors.
Test Rigs and Special Purpose
Machines.
PL009/1 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C

STANDARD PART (.F) TYPE RM RUBBER TURRET MOUNTINGS
H DIA COLOUR
CODE
J Dia (kg) LOAD (mm) A B C D E F G H J K L M MAX
Std 19.100.Y.F YELLOW 28
19.100.B.F BLUE 50 6 80 57 45 9 12 32 5 41 M8 x 20 42 13 18 0.11
Fixing
19.100.R.F RED 80
Screw 19.101.Y.F YELLOW 110
19.101.B.F BLUE 180 8 95 71 60 9 14 45 5 56 M10 x 25 56 18 28 0.25
HEIGHT
FREE
19.101.R.F RED 280

G
F
19.102.Y.F YELLOW 150

19.102.B.F BLUE 260 8 150 115 86 11 22 70 6 82 M12 x 30 83 27 38 0.73
19.102.R.F RED 400
Above part number includes standard upper fixing screw size J, for height adjustable
variant replace .F with .HA.
Maximum height adjustment available is 10 mm with .HA variant.
A
E
D
Y L IM
C DIA
RE I
G
TE
Load/Deflection and Isolation Efficiency Graphs.

&
D
E
TI
U.
IS K
CH R
1000 rpm
1200 rpm
1500 rpm
2000 rpm
3000 rpm
19.100.R
19.101.R
19.102.R
19.100.Y
19.100.B
19.101.Y
19.102.Y
19.101.B
19.102.B
B CRS
6
Deflection (mm)
5
HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE
4
VARIANT (.HA)
J DIA 3
L
2
Fixing
Depth
MAX
M
1
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
HEIGHT
FREE
K
Load (kg) Isolation Efficiency (%)
Isolation efficiency is based on dynamic rather than static stiffness for accurate calculation of
system performance.
Application Notes:
Rubber Turret mountings should not be used on machines exhibiting high out of
balance forces or mobile applications without locking devices or independent
restraints.
PL009/2 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C

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Inertia Pouring Frames
Type IPF
Inertia Pouring Frames have been

developed for use with machines
which produce high levels of vibration
or those which are subjected to
external forces or are simply unstable
when mounted directly on spring or
rubber mountings.
The use of Type IPF concrete filled

steel frames allows high
deflection/low stiffness mounting
systems to be used giving extremely
high vibration isolation without
excessive motion. If required Silicon
Filled Dampers (Type SFD) can be
incorporated in the system to further
Standard Design IPF Shown with 50mm deflection springs control motion during transient
conditions such as machine start up,
run down and machine faults.
DESIGN FEATURES
Fully welded steel construction with
integral concrete reinforcement fixed at
40 mm above bottom of frame.
Standard recessed height reducing
corner brackets to suit Type OS Open
Spring and ECS Enclosed Spring
mountings or cantilever design for larger
mountings.
Frames can be manufactured for 25 mm
and 50 mm deflection mountings and 3
to 4 mm deflection Studflex rubber pads.
Large range of standard sizes in three
depths 150, 200 and 300 mm and frame
lengths not greater than 12 x depth
unless additional mountings are fitted.
Any size designed to order with larger
units supplied in bolt together “on site”
sectional form.
Finished with a single coat of anti
corrosive primer on external surfaces
only or special finishes to order.
Compressors.
Generating Sets.
Engine/Dynamometer Test Rigs.
Pumps (particularly Belt Driven types).
STANDARD DESIGN TYPE IPF INERTIA POURING FRAMES - WEIGHTS, SIZES & MOUNTING SELECTIONS
A C C = 150 mm C = 200 mm C = 300 mm
FRAME
FILLED FILLED FILLED
SIZE MOUNTING MOUNTING MOUNTING
WEIGHT WEIGHT WEIGHT
A x B (mm) PART No. PART No. PART No.
(kg) (kg) (kg)
OS25/60 OS25/100 OS25/100
600 x 600 122 160 237
GREEN BLUE BLUE
OS25/100 OS25/100 OS25/160
B
750 x 600 154 203 300

BLUE BLUE WHITE
OS25/100 OS25/160 OS25/200
900 x 600 186 245 363
BLUE WHITE RED
OS25/160 OS25/160 OS25/200
1200 x 600 250 330 489
WHITE WHITE RED
INTERMEDIATE BRACKETS OS25/160 OS25/200 OS25/300
1500 x 600 314 414 615
FOR LONGER BASES WHITE RED PURPLE
A C OS25/100 OS25/160 OS25/200
750 x 750 194 255 379
BLUE WHITE RED
OS25/100 OS25/160 OS25/200
900 x 750 233 308 457
BLUE WHITE RED
OS25/160 OS25/250 OS25/300
1200 x 750 313 413 613
WHITE RED PURPLE
OS25/160 OS25/250 OS25/400
1500 x 750 392 518 770
B
WHITE RED GREY

OS25/250 OS25/300 OS25/500
1800 x 750 471 623 926
RED PURPLE ORANGE
OS25/160 OS25/160 OS25/300
900 x 900 281 371 550
WHITE WHITE PURPLE
CANTILEVER BRACKET 1200 x 900 375
OS25/160
496
OS25/250
737
OS25/300
DESIGN FOR LARGER MOUNTINGS WHITE RED PURPLE
OS25/250 OS25/300 OS25/400
A C 1500 x 900 470 621 924
RED PURPLE GREY
OS25/250 OS25/300 OS25/500
1800 x 900 564 747 1111
RED PURPLE ORANGE
OS25/400 OS25/500
2100 x 900 See Note 872 1298
GREY ORANGE
OS25/250 OS25/250 OS25/400
1050 x 1050 383 506 753
B
RED RED GREY

OS25/250 OS25/300 OS25/500
1500 x 1050 548 725 1079
RED PURPLE ORANGE
OS25/300 OS25/400 OS25/500
1800 x 1050 658 871 1297
PURPLE GREY ORANGE
OS25/500 OS25/600
2100 x 1050 See Note 1016 1514
SECTIONAL DESIGN ORANGE BROWN
FOR LONGER BASES OS25/500 OS25/800
2400 x 1050 See Note 1162 1732
ORANGE BLACK
A C
OS25/250 OS25/300 OS25/400
1200 x 1200 500 662 985
RED PURPLE GREY
OS25/300 OS25/400 OS25/500
1500 x 1200 626 828 1233
PURPLE GREY ORANGE
OS25/400 OS25/400 OS25/600
1800 x 1200 751 995 1482
GREY GREY BROWN
B
OS25/500 OS25/800
2100 x 1200 See Note 1161 1730
ORANGE BLACK
OS25/600 OS25/1000
2400 x 1200 See Note 1327 1978
BROWN BLUE
OS25/300 OS25/400 OS25/600
1400 x 1400 681 902 1343
PURPLE GREY BROWN
OS25/400 OS25/600 OS25/800
1800 x 1400 876 1160 1728
NOTE! GREY BROWN BLACK
For frame sizes coloured grey additional OS25/600 OS25/1000
2100 x 1400 See Note 1353 2017
mountings should be used or a deeper frame BROWN BLUE
selected. OS25/800 OS25/1000
2400 x 1400 See Note 1547 2306
BLACK BLUE
Frame weights include concrete at 2245 kg/m3 and mounting selections are based on 4 mountings per frame allowing 50% additional weight for the equipment to be
supported. Nominal 25 mm deflection Type OS Open Spring Isolators have been listed, however the exact deflection will vary depending on the applied load.
When ordering, frames should be specified as Length x Width x Thickness, e.g. IPF.1200.0900.150 - IPF 1200 mm long x 900 mm wide x 150 mm deep.
Mountings should also be listed e.g. “4 off OS25/160 - WHITE.

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Spring and Rubber Hangers
Types SH & RH
A comprehensive range of steel

spring and rubber hangers offering
the designer a choice between low
frequency vibration isolation or
optimum performance at higher
audible frequencies if noise control is
of paramount importance.
Wide load ranges and fixing

requirements are catered for.
Specialist hangers combining steel
springs and rubber elements are
available and also higher deflection
springs if required.
DESIGN FEATURES
Epoxy powder coated steel frame tested
to 5 x rated load. Other steel parts are
zinc plated.
Colour coded helical steel springs to
BS1726 Class B with nominal
deflections up to 50 mm, laterally stable
with 50% overload capacity.
Rubber inserts for high frequency
attenuation on Type SH also prevent
drop rod contacting hanger frame.
Rubber hangers supplied with failsafe
steel overload washers.
Rubber hangers have natural rubber
elements with deflections up to 8 mm.
Captive assembly with droprod
connector on Type SH allows
precompression of spring prior to
installation if required.
Capable of up to 15° angular
misalignment.
Can be fitted in drop rod or direct to
supporting structure.
Pipework.
Axial Fans and Fan Coil Units.
Exhaust Systems.
PL007/1 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C
Acoustic Ceilings.
Any other suspended plant.

TYPE SH SPRING HANGERS
TYPE SH RATED DEFLECTION DIMENSIONS (mm) WT
(kg) LOAD (mm) A B C D E F MAX
SH20/10 PURPLE 10 20
SH20/15 YELLOW 15 20
SH20/20 GREY 20 20
A
100 30.5 40 55 10 M8 0.35
SH20/40 GREEN 40 20
SH20/70 RED 70 20
SH15/100 BLUE 100 15
SH30 YELLOW 30 25
B
SH60 GREEN 60 30
SH100 BLUE 100 25 140 36 70 90 11 M10 1.5
F Connector SH160 WHITE 160 25
E Dia Top Size SH250 RED 250 25
Fixing Hole SH200 RED 200 25
SH300 PURPLE 300 25
SH400 GREY 400 25
C
200 54 95 120 17 M16 4.2

SH500 ORANGE 500 25
SH600 BROWN 600 25
SH800 BLACK 800 25
D SH50/100 YELLOW 100 50
SH50/200 GREEN 200 50
SH50/300 BLUE 300 50 200 54 95 120 17 M16 4.2
TYPE RH SH50/400 WHITE 400 50
SH50/500 RED/BLACK 500 50
TYPE RH RUBBER HANGERS
A B C D E F
(kg) LOAD (mm) MAX
A
RH28 YELLOW 28 6
RH50 BLUE 50 6 100 36 40 55 10 M8 0.31
B
RH80 RED 80 6
RH110 YELLOW 110 8
RH180 BLUE 180 8 140 52 70 90 11 M10 1.24
F Dia Stud RH280 RED 280 8
Not Supplied
PIPE BORE WEIGHT per METRE LOAD per HANGER AT TYPICAL SPACINGS (kg)
(mm) (kg) 2m 2.5 m 3 m 3.5 m 4 m 4.5 m 5 m
50 10 20 25 30 - - - -
65 14 28 35 42 49 - - -
80 18 36 45 54 63 - - -
100 26 52 65 78 91 - - -
125 34 68 85 102 119 136 - -
150 44 88 110 132 154 176 - -
200 86 172 215 258 301 344 387 -
250 118 236 295 354 413 472 531 590
300 153 306 382 459 535 612 689 765
Pipe weights are based on BS EN 10255, BS EN 10216-1 and BS EN 10217-1 for pipes with maximum
volume of water and standard thermal insulation.
Installation Notes:
Pipes should be supported on either side of changes of direction and additional hangers
used to support heavy fittings and vertical droppers.
For larger pipe sizes two hangers can be used at each support position.
PL007/2 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C

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Acoustic Ceiling Hangers
Type ACH
Designed specifically for applications

where audible noise attenuation is of
most concern, the ACH offers a low cost
alternative to larger more traditional
spring and rubber hangers.
Primarily used to effectively decouple

mass acoustic ceilings from the
supporting building structure - thus
preventing noise breakout or break-in.
The ACH may also be used to reduce

noise transmission from air conditioning
equipment suspended in the ceiling void.
DESIGN FEATURES
High resilience first grade natural rubber
elements with deflections up to 3.5 mm.
Available in two sizes for loads from 5 kg
to 100 kg.
Typical force isolation at maximum load of
40 dB to 46 dB @ 125 Hz .
Integral failsafe steel overload washers.
Capable of 15° angular misalignment.
Can be fitted into a wire tie, drop rod or a
strut type support to an acoustic ceiling.
Acoustic Ceilings.
Pipework.
Axial Fans and Fan Coil Units.
Air Conditioning Equipment.

TYPE ACH20 TYPE ACH ACOUSTIC CEILING HANGERS
B
F Dia Top
Fixing Hole
CRS
A
C (kg) LOAD (mm) MAX
A B C D E F G
G Dia Lower
Fixing ACH20 20 2 74 9 58 28 35 9 2.6 0.15
ACH / 20 / SF 20 2 100 9 83 28 35 9 8.5 0.11

E
ACH / 50 50 3.5 153 15 125 40 55 11 11 0.3

D
ACH / 100 100 3.5 153 15 125 40 55 11 11 0.3
TYPE ACH / 20 / SF Structural Force Attenuation of Type ACH Acoustic Ceiling Hanger
80
B
F Dia Top
Fixing Hole 70
60
db Attenuation
50 ACH/20
CRS
C
40 ACH/50
G Dia Lower ACH/100
Fixing Hole 30
20
10
E
0
25 31.5 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500
D
1/3 Octave Band Centre Frequency (Hz)
TYPE ACH / 50 AND ACH / 100
F Dia Top ACH / 50 ACH / 50 / M10
Fixing Hole
ACH / 100 ACH / 100 / M10
B
Standard Variant M10 Drop Rod Variant
Top Fixing - Suitable for Flat Strapping Top Fixing - Suitable for M10 Drop Rod
Bottom Fixing - Suitable for Flat Strapping Bottom Fixing - Suitable for M10 Drop Rod
CRS
A
C
G Dia Lower
Fixing Hole
ACH / 50 / M10 / FS ACH / 50 / NFS

ACH / 100 / M10 / FS ACH / 100 / NFS
E
M10 Drop Rod & Flat Strap Variant Flat Strap & M10 Drop Rod Variant
Top Fixing - Suitable for M10 Drop Rod Top Fixing - Suitable for Flat Strapping
D
Bottom Fixing - Suitable for Flat Strapping Bottom Fixing - Suitable for M10 Drop Rod

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Acoustic Wall Ties
Type AWT
Acoustic brickwork and internal

partition wall ties are designed to
provide structural stability whilst
attenuating noise and vibration
between cavity walls.
DESIGN FEATURES
Grade 304 stainless steel masonry ties,
connecting bolts and washers.
BZP mild steel ‘Z’ and ‘L’ brackets for
internal partition walls.
Natural rubber acoustic element ensures
no metallic contact between external and
inner brickwork and internal partitions.
Load tested to 0.75 kN in tension,
compression and shear.
Masonry ties designed to BS EN 845
with drip feature and safety ends.
Variable tie lengths and fixing options
available to suit cavity widths 50 mm to
250 mm.
It is recommended that acoustic wall ties
are used in conjunction with acoustic
wall bearing pads.
Multiplex cinemas.
Sound and recording studios.
Hearing test rooms.
Nightclubs.
PL032/1 - NOVEMBER 2008 - Rev. D

ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.BW BRICK / BLOCKWORK TO BRICK / BLOCKWORK - AWT.BW STYLE
A 36 B DIMENSIONS (mm)
REF
Part No. EMBEDMENT
A B CAVITY ‘C’
DEPTH ‘D’
AWT.BW.100 83 90 50 & 75 * 80 & 67 *
AWT.BW.125 108 115 100 & 125 * 80 & 67 *
AWT.BW.150 133 140 150 & 175 * 80 & 67 *
26.5
AWT.BW.175 158 165 200 80
AWT.BW.200 183 190 250 80
D C D
CAVITY Note: The figures quoted above are nominal and for guidance only.
* embedment for 75mm and 175mm cavity.
All Stainless Steel fixings.
ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.LBW BRICK / BLOCKWORK TO INNER PARTITION - AWT.LBW STYLE
61 36 A DIMENSIONS (mm)
REF
Part No. EMBEDMENT
A CAVITY ‘C’
DEPTH ‘D’
AWT.LBW.100 90 75 80
AWT.LBW.125 115 100 80

14.5
AWT.LBW.175 165 150 80
19 CRS
Ø4.2 AWT.LBW.200 190 175 80
26.5
Note: The figures quoted above are nominal and for guidance only.
Ø6 ‘L’ Bracket B.Z.P all other components Stainless Steel.
10 CRS
19
C D
CAVITY
ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.ZBW BRICK / BLOCKWORK TO INNER PARTITION - AWT.ZBW STYLE
28 36 A 10 CRS
14.5
DIMENSIONS (mm)
REF 19
Part No. EMBEDMENT
Ø6 A CAVITY ‘C’
DEPTH ‘D’
37
Ø4.2 AWT.ZBW.100 90 75 80
80
19 CRS
AWT.ZBW.125 115 100 80
AWT.ZBW.175 165 150 80
AWT.ZBW.200 190 175 & 200 * 80 & 55 *

19
26.5
* embedment for 200mm cavity.

‘Z’ Bracket B.Z.P all other components Stainless Steel.
C D
CAVITY

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ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.LL INNER PARTITION TO INNER PARTITION - AWT.LL STYLE
61 36 68 DIMENSIONS (mm)
REF Part No.
CAVITY ‘C’
AWT.LL 50 TO 125
14.5 Note: The figures quoted above are nominal and for guidance only.
19 CRS ‘L’ Brackets B.Z.P all other components Stainless Steel.
19
Ø4.2
Ø6
10 CRS
C
CAVITY
165
O/A LENGTH
ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.LZ INNER PARTITION TO INNER PARTITION - AWT.LZ STYLE
28 36 68 10 CRS DIMENSIONS (mm)
REF Ø4.2 Part No.
CAVITY ‘C’
AWT.LZ 75 to 100
37
14.5
Ø6
80
19 CRS
‘L’ and ‘Z’ Brackets B.Z.P all other components Stainless Steel.
10 CRS
C
19
CAVITY
Ø6
Ø4.2
19 CRS
14.5
132
O/A LENGTH
ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.ZZ INNER PARTITION TO INNER PARTITION - AWT.ZZ STYLE
DIMENSIONS (mm)
Part No.
37
28
CAVITY ‘C’
19 CRS
AWT.ZZ 100
115
14.5
Ø6
37
36 35 ‘Z’ Brackets B.Z.P all other components Stainless Steel.

REF
Ø4.2
C 10 CRS
CAVITY
19

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ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.WPBW WIND POST TO BRICK / BLOCKWORK - AWT.WPBW STYLE
A 23
DIMENSIONS (mm)
REF
HOLE TO SUIT Part No. EMBEDMENT DEPTH
M6 FIXING A CAVITY ‘C’
‘D’
AND WASHER
37
AWT.WPBW.125 112 50 85
AWT.WPBW.150 137 75 85
22.5
AWT.WPBW.175 162 100 85
AWT.WPBW.200 187 125 & 150 * 85 & 60 *
26.5
* embedment for 150mm cavity.
D C All Stainless Steel fixings.
CAVITY
ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.WPL WIND POST TO INNER PARTITION - AWT.WPL STYLE
65 23 DIMENSIONS (mm)
REF Part No.
HOLE TO SUIT CAVITY ‘C’
M6 FIXING
AND WASHER AWT.WPL 25 to 65
37
22.5
‘L’ Bracket B.Z.P all other components Stainless Steel.

14.5
19 CRS
Ø4.2
Ø6
10 CRS
19
C
CAVITY
ACOUSTIC WALL TIE AWT.WPZ WIND POST TO INNER PARTITION - AWT.WPZ STYLE
HOLE TO SUIT
M6 FIXING DIMENSIONS (mm)
19 CRS
AND WASHER Part No.

CAVITY ‘C’
72 REF
AWT.WPZ 55
37
22.5
23 Ø4.2
REF Ø6 Note: The figures quoted above are nominal and for guidance only.
14.5
‘Z’ Bracket B.Z.P all other components Stainless Steel.

19
10 CRS
19
C
CAVITY
General Notes
Check acoustic wall tie is suitable for the type of installation and cavity size i.e. external face brick / blockwork to inner cavity walls, wind
post or studwork.
Each masonry tie must be embedded a minimum of 50mm into brick / blockwork.
Acoustic wall ties must be installed with rubber part upper most or ‘top’ on masonry tie.
Ensure wall loading and spacings do not exceed acoustic wall tie maximum working load of 0.75 kN.
It is important that no oil or solvent be allowed to contaminate the wall tie rubber during installation (refer to data sheet DS 041 for details of
natural rubber properties).

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Stud Rail System for Floating Floors
Type SRS
The principle of supporting two separate masses to

significantly improve the standard acoustic mass
law performance is well understood. The term
“Floating Floor” is a relatively new expression that
has gained favour in more recent years but the
method of supporting a floor structure on resilient
bearings off a structural slab has been applied and
developed by Christie & Grey over much of its 90
year history. Examples of this work still in existence
date back to the early 1960’s.
The development of structural materials has

enabled architects and engineers to make more and
more use of lightweight structures in modern
building design. This has highlighted the need to
consider carefully the noise, shock and vibration
transmission loss characteristics of these structures.
In particular, for high rise buildings, the proximity of
“noisy or high” and “quiet or critical” areas
significantly increases the potential for use of
acoustic and vibration isolation materials, including
floating floors. For example, it might be necessary
to isolate a plant room from office accommodation
below, reduce external noise such as low flying
aircraft penetrating the roof of a building or reducing
transmission of footfall impact noise from one
apartment to another below.
SRS floating floor systems have been successfully used in applications such as Plant rooms, Offices, Prestigious
Apartment Blocks, TV, Radio and Recording Studios, Cinemas, Concert Halls and Audiometry rooms.
DESIGN FEATURES
Laminated steel and natural rubber elastomer bearings are located beneath rigid steel channels positioned to suit the load
distribution arrangement.
Natural rubber bearings are true elastomers and are applied within their linear stiffness range to achieve the required design
performance, low creep and resultant design life.
Standard design can provide natural frequencies down to 6 Hz.
Profile permanent steel shuttering keyed to concrete for greater rigidity of floating floor slab.
All steel is galvanized and elastomer bearings are unaffected by water, vermin or other pests.
Floor thickness from 100 - 300 mm with imposed loads of up to 20 kN/m2.
Sound transmission loss is dependent upon concrete thickness and air space. Typically a type SRS floating floor can be designed
to provide a loss of at least 20 - 25 dB in excess of that provided by a single concrete slab construction.
Under the design condition, the life of a SRS floating floor system will be at least the life of the building.

TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION
Floating floors can be provided externally on the roof as well as within the building.
The form of construction is similar for both instances although additional treatment
is required to fully weatherproof the external floating floor.
MATERIALS
The following materials are supplied to permit the construction of a floating floor.
Laminated steel and natural rubber elastomer pads type “Studflex”.

Galvanised steel channel rails.
Galvanised steel profile permanent shuttering. Section through a floating floor showing the typical construction
at the perimeter with pads added to support an internal wall.
Peripheral resilient lining material.
Permanent resilient peripheral sealant to suit application.
Where required, thermal/acoustic mineral wool void filler, fire barriers, damp-proof
membrane, edge closure materials and floor drains can be supplied.
TYPICAL “ROOM WITHIN A ROOM” CONSTRUCTION

Alternative materials and forms of construction are available for use in specific applications.
Acoustic Ceiling Hanger Type ACH
by Christie & Grey
Ceiling build-up by others

ALTERNATIVE 2
Stud wall built off
floating floor to
control flanking Cavity insulation by others
noise
Typical blockwork/outer
wall
ALTERNATIVE 1
Brick / blockwork wall built off floating
floor to control flanking noise
Flexible acoustic
wall tie
by Christie & Grey Flexible acoustic wall tie
Optional by Christie & Grey
Optional
Resilient foam lining to form

permanent shuttering
around floor perimeter
Suitable reinforcement Reinforced concrete slab
mesh by others by others
Mineral wool
Galvanised steel
Optional
channel rail
Steel profile
permanent shuttering Double layer Studflex pad
to give cavity from
50mm to 150mm

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ACOUSTIC BUILDING ISOLATION TREATMENT
Christie & Grey can provide products to cater for all aspects of Building Isolation. Care is taken in providing penetrations through the
floating floor for such things as drains, pipes, electrical conduits so as to avoid building “short circuits”.
Acoustic Ceiling Hangers Flexible Acoustic Wall Ties Penetration Detail

STUD RAIL SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
The acoustic performance (airborne noise only) of a concrete floor slab can be estimated by the “Mass Law”. If the sound reduction index
(SRI) of a given thickness of floor slab is insufficient for a given application, then the logical approach would be to increase the slab
thickness. However, the Mass Law relationship shows that by doubling the thickness, the SRI increases by only about 5 dB and the
subsequent problem of providing additional structure to support very heavy floors may be impractical, particularly in high rise buildings.
By decoupling two floor masses with an air gap between, the SRI of the total structure under perfect conditions will be approximately the
sum of the SRI’s of the individual masses. In practice, this is never quite achieved because of the flanking transmission and low order
coupling via the airspace between the two masses. In the case of the SRS system, the space between the channel rails is filled with
mineral wool which has the advantage of reducing the build up of reverberant noise and acoustic resonances within the air space and
also provides an additional thermal barrier.
For critical applications such as ENCLOSURE TO REDUCE

TV, Radio and Recording FLANKING NOISE
FLANKING NOISE
Studios, Audiometry rooms,
Anechoic and Reverberant
Acoustic Test Chambers,
internal walls can be supported
off the floating floor to reduce the
effect of flanking noise
transmission.
To control the transmission of structure borne noise, the SRS system in standard form has significant advantages over other systems in
that it is possible to design a floating floor with natural frequencies down to 6 Hz (for exceptional circumstances, lower frequencies can be
achieved).
In many circumstances, this may permit plant to be located directly on the floor or at least mounted off the floor with a simple spring or
rubber vibration isolation system. In the situation where a massive item of equipment needs to be located on the floating floor, which may
cause a significant asymmetric loading condition, it may be necessary to provide a machinery plinth which locally penetrates the floating
floor structure upon which the individual item of plant may be mounted and isolated in the most appropriate manner. Where internal walls
are supported off the floating floor, flexible acoustic wall ties can be provided to brace between internal and external walls to maintain both
structural and acoustic integrity.
Irrespective of the complexity of the application, a comprehensive design and site installation service using our own experienced staff is
provided to ensure specified noise criteria are met and maintained.
The SRS floating floor system has been subjected to tests by independent consultants in accordance with International Standards and the
static and dynamic characteristics of the natural rubber elastomer bearings have also been independently tested.

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REFERENCES
Cinemas / Entertainment Studios
Vue Hoyts BBC EMI
Odeon & UCI UGC/Virgin Classic FM Corinthian TV
The O2 Cinemark Channel 5 Pearson TV
Cineworld Jumpin Jacks Scream Studios Film City Glasgow
Tiger Tiger Ster-Century Birmingham Hippodrome Windmill Lane Dublin
Showcase Luminar University of Glamorgan ARD Television
British Music Experience Sony BMG The Hit Factory New York / Miami - Grand Central
Audiology Rooms Plantrooms / Industrial & Commercial

Cheltenham Hospital Wycombe Hospital London Metropol Hotel Ford Motor Company
Hodge Hill School, Birmingham Holiday Inn Hotel Honda UK
University of Hertfordshire Travelodge
Thwaites Brewery Oxford Brookes University
University of Teesside
TV, Radio and Recording Studios. Prestigious Apartment Blocks. Dance Studios.
Cinemas. Anechoic Chambers. Plantrooms.
Bowling Alleys. Offices. Audiometry rooms.
Nightclubs. Concert Halls. Test Cells.

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Studflex
Type Vibration Isolation Mats & Pads
This market leading design is the most

adaptable and effective area isolation
product available. It is capable of
protecting entire buildings from railway
vibration whilst smaller section pads can
be used to isolate building Air
Conditioning plant.
Studflex isolation mats and pads are

manufactured using a range of first grade
natural rubber compounds to BS5176
and are available in either a solid or
hollow stud design to cover a wide range
of applied loads.
A unique feature of the Studflex design is

the moulded segments which allow the
mat to be cut by hand into individual
pads ideal for positioning directly
beneath machine feet or base frames.
DESIGN FEATURES
Moulded in first grade natural rubber to
BS5176.
Manufactured in two designs, solid and
hollow, available in various rubber
compounds identified by a colour spot.
Static deflections of 4 mm with loads of up to
6540 kg per mat (400 x 400) single layer.
Deflections of 8 mm for double layer pads.
Solid variants also available as moulded
double layer pads with integral steel
interleaves.
Studflex isolation mats can be assembled in
layers using steel interleaves for increased
deflection and lower natural frequencies.
Acoustic Floating Floors for Cinemas,
Recording Studios and Plant Rooms. See
Leaflet PL011 SRS Floating Floors.
Steelwork and partition wall isolation.
Isolation of low rise buildings from railway
and other vibration and noise.
Machinery Foundation Blocks.

Secondary Isolation of Air Handling Units.
With Inertia Bases type IPF for Pumps etc.

STUDFLEX MATS
WHOLE MATS - 400 mm x 400 mm x 25 mm
MAXIMUM LOAD PER MAT
COLOUR LOAD 4 STUD WEIGHT
PART No. TYPE
CODE PER MAT SECTION (kg)
(kg) (kg) MAX
400
05.101.35 Hollow Stud Yellow 1300 81 1.55
05.101.45 Hollow Stud Blue 2120 132 1.64
05.102.45 Solid Stud Blue 3040 190 1.9
100
05.102.55 Solid Stud Red 4400 275 1.97
05.102.65 Solid Stud Purple 6540 408 2.2
100
400
HEIGHT
FREE
25
LOAD / DEFLECTION CHARACTERISTICS NATURAL FREQUENCY v STATIC LOAD

05.101.35
05.101.45
05.102.45
05.102.55
05.102.65
05.101.35
05.101.45
05.102.45
05.102.55
05.102.65
4 22
NATURALl FREQUENCY (Hz)
20
DEFLECTION (mm)
3 18
16
2 14
12
1 10
8
0 6
500 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 100 1000 10000
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
LOAD (kg) STATIC LOAD (kg)
The maximum loads stated above are calculated at 4 mm vertical deflection and are subject to a production tolerance of + / - 20%.
Studflex mats should be protected from severe contamination by mineral oils.

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DOUBLE LAYER STUDFLEX PADS
80
REF STUDFLEX PADS (DOUBLE LAYER) - 100 mm x 100 mm x “A” mm
LOAD PER FREE PAD
COLOUR 4 STUD HEIGHT WEIGHT
PART No. TYPE
HEIGHT
CODE SECTION “A” (kg)
FREE
STEEL
A
INTERLEAF (kg) (mm) MAX
H351010E Hollow 35 Yellow 81 53 0.43
H451010E Hollow 45 Blue 132 53 0.44
05.103.45 53 0.44
Solid 45 Blue 190
47248/S45 100 1.1
100
05.103.55 53 0.44
47248/S55 Solid 55 Red 275 100 1.1
46930/S55 150 1.4
05.103.65 53 0.45
100
47248/S65 Solid 65 Purple 408 100 1.1
46930/S65 150 1.5

HEIGHT
FREE
STEEL
A
HOLLOW
SECTION
LOAD / DEFLECTION CHARACTERISTICS NATURAL FREQUENCY v STATIC LOAD

Hollow 35
Hollow 45
Hollow 45
Solid 45
Solid 55
Solid 65
Solid 45
Solid 55
Solid 65
8 22
NATURALl FREQUENCY (Hz)
20
DEFLECTION (mm)
6 18
16
4 14
Ho
12
llo
w
35
2 10
0 6
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 10 100 1000
LOAD (kg) STATIC LOAD (kg)
The maximum loads stated above are calculated at 8 mm vertical deflection and are subject to a production tolerance of + / - 20%.
Studflex pads should be protected from severe contamination by mineral oils.


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SPECIAL VARIANT STUDFLEX PADS
A SINGLE LAYER D SINGLE LAYER

HEIGHT
HEIGHT
WITH NITRILE PAD
FREE
FREE
31
25
AND ZINTEC SPREADER PLATE 1
3 3
"X" x "Y" "X" x "Y"
B DOUBLE LAYER E DOUBLE LAYER

WITH NITRILE PAD WITH ZINTEC INTERLEAF
AND ZINTEC SPREADER PLATE 1
2
FREE HEIGHT
FREE HEIGHT
3 3
59
53
4 4
3 3
TWO LAYERS BONDED TWO LAYERS BONDED
BACK TO BACK BACK TO BACK
"X" x "Y" "X" x "Y"
Parts List.
1. 3 mm Nitrile Pad bonded to Item 2.

2. 3 mm Zintec Steel Spreader plate bonded to Item 3.
3. Studflex Pad (s) type, compound and size to be specified. See Part No. example below.
4. 3 mm Zintec Steel Interleaf bonded to Studflex Pad(s) size X x Y
Part No. Example : H552010A
( 55° Shore ) ( Single Layer with Nitrile Pad & Spreader Plate ) Type Options : Hollow or Solid Stud
COMPOUND STYLE
Compound Options : Hollow 35 or 45
Solid 45, 55 or 65
H 55 20 10 A Size Options : Special Studflex pads can be supplied in
modular sizes where “X” & “Y” are any multiple of 100 mm
( Hollow Stud ) ( 200mm x 100mm ) up to 400 mm square.
TYPE SIZE 10 = 100mm, 20 = 200mm, 30 = 300mm and 40 = 400mm.
Style Options : As shown above, A, B, D or E.
Load and deflection characteristics should be calculated as a proportion of a whole Studflex mat (consult our Technical Department for
assistance in selection).
Studflex pads should be protected from severe contamination by mineral oils.

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Neoprene Bonded Cork
Type NBC
Neoprene Bonded Cork (NBC) pads are a

simple solution to the problem of high
frequency noise and vibration produced by
many industrial machines.
Pads can be adhered directly to the

underside of machine bases or be laid
directly onto the floor with minimum
preparation of the surface and without the
need for grouting or rag bolts.
NBC is made from cork granules bonded

into sheets by a neoprene rubber matrix.
The combination of these materials
provides a high load capacity with
resistance to oils, spirits, water and cutting
fluids.
DESIGN FEATURES
Standard sheet size of 1000 mm x 1000 mm
available in material thicknesses of 6 mm
and 12 mm.
Multiples of 6 mm and 12 mm are available
to special order e.g. 18 mm and 24 mm.
Also available in 1 m strips with standard
widths of 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 mm.
Pads or strips can be cut to any size upon
request.
Can be cut to suit on site.
Rubber Hardness 65 ±5° IRHD.
Temperature range -40°C to 100°C.
Material Density 675 kg/m3.
Air Handling Units.
Lifts.
Generators.
Compressors.
Pumps.
Wind Posts and Wall Head Details.
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TYPE NBC NEOPRENE BONDED CORK
NBC is rated at up to 830 kN/m² at 2.5 mm deflection for 12 mm thick material and 950 kN/m² at 1.5 mm deflection
for the 6 mm thick material, as shown on the load deflection chart below.
3.5
3.0 12 mm thick
2.5
Deflection (mm)
2.0
1.5 6 mm thick
1.0
0.5
0
0 200 400 600 800 1000
Load per m2 (kN)
Anchor
Typical Detail of Steelwork Isolation
Steelwork Rubber Grommet and Tube

To Isolate Fixing Bolts
NBC Pad
Grommet and Rubber Tube

NBC Pads To Isolate Fixing Bolts
Structure
Steelwork
Application Notes:
Standard sheet size of 1000 mm x 1000 mm with a material thickness of 6 mm and 12 mm. Length and width subject to
±5 mm tolerance and thickness ±0.5 mm.
Also available in 1 m strips with standard widths of 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 mm.
Pads or strips can be cut to any size upon request.
Multiples of 6 mm and 12 mm NBC can be bonded together using contact adhesive and are available to special order
e.g. 18 mm and 24 mm thick.
Neoprene Bonded Cork can be easily installed on any surface. When used in conjunction with a contact adhesive
supplied by Christie & Grey, installation costs can be reduced as the need for grouting or rag bolts is eliminated.
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Natural Cork Area Isolator
Type Coresil ®
Coresil is an effective and widely

approved anti vibration material
designed primarily for large high load
applications where isolation of
medium to high frequency noise and
vibration is required.
With these qualities Coresil has over

many years established itself as the
leading material for the isolation of
printing presses including those
producing household names such as
“The Telegraph” and “The Sun”.
DESIGN FEATURES
In the manufacture of Coresil
specially selected high grade natural
cork is trimmed and cut into strips which,
after being arranged to take full
advantage of the natural resilience of
cork, are bonded together by an efficient
adhesive to form a sheet.
The sheets are made as standard at a
thickness of 50 mm with 25 mm
available. Sheets of other thickness can
be made if required.
The recommended maximum static load
is 10750 kg/m2 for the Standard grade
Coresil and 38000 kg/m2 for the High
Density variant.
The maximum static deflection is
approximately 1.0 mm per 50 mm
thickness (0.5 mm for 25 mm).
Printing Press Foundations.
Concrete Foundation Blocks.
High Speed Rotary Compressors.
Jet Engine Test Beds.
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TYPE CORESIL NATURAL CORK AREA ISOLATOR
Generally Coresil sheets are spread beneath concrete foundation blocks to result in a uniform deflection of 1 mm over the entire area.
Resilient cork sheets may be supplied for use as infill between Coresil sheets.
Detailed installation instructions and layout drawings Figure 1. Figure 1a.

can be provided for each engineered installation. Flexible sealing compound Flexible sealing compound
Figure 1 shows a concrete block isolated from a lower

concrete raft by Coresil or high density cork sheets.
Light density resilient
The sides and ends of the block are isolated from the Cork Sheets
retaining wall of the surrounding pit by an air gap with
covers located loosely in rebates at floor level.
Alternatively light density resilient cork sheets with a
flexible sealing compound at floor level may be used as
shown in Figure 1a. Air gap
Coresil Area Isolators
Figure 2 shows a concrete base isolated by Coresil Figure 2. Figure 2a.

sheets. If required a concrete or steel angle curb is Flexible sealing compound
over light density resilient
constructed around the base as shown in Figure 2a. Cork material
Figure 3 shows a typical arrangement of area isolators

beneath a concrete block for a machine. As is often
the case, the loading is asymmetric and it is important Coresil Area Isolators Concrete or Steel angle curb
to obtain equal static deflections and optimum loading
on the Coresil. Therefore, the isolators cover only part Figure 3.
of the area and are arranged so that their centre of Coresil Area Isolators
area coincides with the centre of gravity of the machine
and block combined. Light density resilient cork is used
over the remainder of the area as an infill to support
the concrete. To prevent percolation of the concrete
when it is poured a polythene damp proof membrane is
supplied to cover all the isolating material.
Installation can be carried out by our own installation

team or by the contractor’s labour to our layout Centre of gravity of machine
drawings and instructions. and concrete block and centre
of area of Coresil
Light density resilient
Cork infill material
CORK MATERIALS
DIMENSIONS MAXIMUM LOAD (kg) MAXIMUM LOAD (kg)
DENSITY
REFERENCE LxWxT PER m2 PER SHEET
(kg/m3)
(mm) AT 1 mm DEFLECTION AT 1 mm DEFLECTION
CORESIL STD 915 x 610 x 50 190 - 200 10750 6000
CORESIL HD 915 x 610 x 50 250 - 260 38000 21204
CORK HD 1000 x 500 x 50 180 - 200 10750 5375
RESILIENT CORK (LD) 1000 x 500 x 50 110 - 130 5000 2500
Please Note: Cork is a natural material and the quoted figures above are nominal and can be subject to variation.
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Steel Spring Unit Isolators
Type ODL/ODS
Working under extremely exacting

conditions throughout the world, these
adjustable steel spring unit isolators
have proved outstandingly successful
in the control of vibration, structure
borne noise and shock. They are
made in a large number of sizes so
that precise load and frequency
requirements can be met and are
suitable for the isolation of a very wide
range of machinery.
DESIGN FEATURES
Vertical and horizontal machine
movement, due to dynamic forces can
be controlled by turning the adjusting
screws on the tops of the isolators - this
very desirable feature is not possessed
by other types of isolators.
A very robust construction and
conservative spring stresses assure that
the life of the isolators is at least equal to
that of the isolated machine.
Helical steel spring to BS 1726 Class B.
SG iron castings to BS EN 1563 EN-
GJS-400/15.
A ribbed rubber seating pad is available
obviating the need for costly HD bolts for
many industrial applications.
ODL and ODS isolators are not
detrimentally affected by oil or water and
extreme temperatures do not cause any
appreciable change in their excellent
characteristics.
Centrifuges.
Chillers.
Engine Test Beds.
Generating Sets.
Pumps and Compressors.
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TYPE ODL/ODS STEEL SPRING UNIT ISOLATORS
B C
'J' Adjusting &
Fixing Screw
FREE HEIGHT
A
2 Holes for 'H'
G
H.D. Bolts
Optional
Seating Pad D
3mm Thick CRS
F E
DIMENSIONS (mm)
LOAD DEFLECTION WEIGHT
COLOUR
PART No. RANGE AT MAX. (kg)
CODE
(kg) LOAD (mm) MAX
A B C D E F G H J
ODL/C10A YELLOW 264 - 520

ODL/C15 BLUE 322 - 635
ODL/C20 GREEN 410 - 809
13
ODL/C25 RED 532 - 1047 121 222 160 171 210 130 16 M16 M20 x 100 13.5
ODL/C30 BLACK 650 - 1280
ODL/C35 WHITE 726 - 1430
ODL
ODL/C40 PURPLE 1200 - 2100 18

ODL/D30A BLUE 650 - 1280
ODL/D40 GREEN 823 - 1623
13
ODL/D50 RED 1026 - 2021 140 282 197 210 254 165 18 M20 M24 x 100 25.7
ODL/D60 BLACK 1210 - 2383
ODL/D70 SILVER 2500 - 5000 19
ODS/B100 YELLOW 53 - 125
ODS/B200 RED 106 - 200
ODS/B300 PURPLE 159 - 300
ODS/B400 GREY 211 - 400
ODS/B500 ORANGE 264 - 500 25 128 184 133 146 178 108 16 M12 M16 x 100 9.0
ODS/B600 BROWN 317 - 600
ODS
ODS/B700 BLACK 380 - 700

ODS/B800 GOLD 433 - 800
ODS/B1000 BLUE 528 - 1000
ODS/D10A RED 213 - 510

ODS/D15 YELLOW 431 - 612
ODS/D20 GREEN 556 - 790 25 140 282 197 210 254 165 18 M20 M24 x 120 24.3
ODS/D25 BLUE 718 - 1020
ODS/D30 WHITE 946 - 1344
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Bobbins
Type Circular Rubber Mountings
Type Male / Male Type Male / Female Type Female / Female
ØA ØA ØA
D
D
E
E
B
B
C C C
M/M M/F F/F

RUBBER MAX LOAD / DEFLECTION DIMENSIONS (mm) WEIGHT
TYPE & PART No.
SHORE COMPRESSION SHEAR (kg)
HARDNESS A B C D E MAX
M/M M/F F/F kg mm kg mm
45 1.9 0.6 1.0 1.4
60.100 60.200 - 10 8 M4 10 4 0.003
60 3.9 0.6 1.8 1.4
45 2.0 0.8 0.9 1.9
60.101 60.201 - 10 10 M4 10 4 0.004
60 3.1 0.7 1.7 1.9
45 2.1 0.5 0.5 3.0
60.102 * - - 11 11 M4 10 4 0.004
60 4.4 0.5 0.5 1.5
45 6.2 0.6 2.3 1.4
60.103 - - 15 8 M4 10 4 0.005
60 10.4 0.6 4.4 1.4
45 4.1 1.3 2.0 3.2
60.104 60.204 60.304 15 15 M4 13 4 0.007
60 9.2 1.2 3.8 3.1
45 4.1 1.9 1.6 4.4
60.105 60.205 60.305 15 20 M4 13 4 0.008
60 9.2 1.8 3.0 4.4
45 9.2 1.2 4.1 2.8
60.106 60.206 - 20 15 M6 15 6 0.02
60 20.0 1.2 7.4 2.7
45 8.2 1.8 3.8 4.0
60.107 60.207 60.307 20 20 M6 15 6 0.02
60 17.3 1.7 6.9 4.0
45 7.1 2.2 3.1 5.2
60.108 60.208 60.308 20 25 M6 15 6 0.022
60 16.3 2.1 5.6 5.2
45 30.0 0.7 6.7 1.5
60.109 - - 25 10 M6 18 6 0.025
60 53.0 0.6 12.2 1.5
45 16.3 1.2 6.5 2.8
60.110 60.210 - 25 15 M6 18 6 0.03
60 33.0 1.1 11.9 2.7
45 14.3 1.9 6.2 4.0
60.111 60.211 60.311 25 20 M6 18 6 0.03
60 30.0 1.7 11.4 4.0
45 11.2 2.8 4.8 6.5
60.112 60.212 60.312 25 30 M6 18 6 0.035
60 26.0 2.6 8.9 6.5
All parts are manufactured from first grade natural rubber with steel metals, zinc plated on exposed surfaces, apart from parts marked *
which have brass metals. Bobbin mountings should not be used in tension or exposed to contamination by mineral oils.
PL012/1 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C
Suffix part no. with .45 or .60 to indicate rubber hardness.

Not all parts listed above are available Ex-Stock. Minimum order quantities may apply.

BOBBINS TYPE CIRCULAR RUBBER MOUNTINGS
ØA ØA ØA
D
E
E
B
B
C C C
M/M M/F F/F

TYPE & PART No.
M/M M/F F/F kg mm kg mm
45 29 1.2 9.6 2.8
60.113 60.213 - 30 15 M8 20 8 0.044
60 54 1.1 17.3 2.7
45 20 1.7 9.2 4.0
60.114 60.214 60.314 30 20 M8 20 8 0.05
60 45 1.7 17 4.0
45 17 2.9 8.2 6.5
60.115 60.215 60.315 30 30 M8 20 8 0.055
60 38 2.6 15.1 6.5
45 35 2.9 16 6.5
60.116 60.216 60.316 40 30 M8 23 8 0.09
60 71 2.6 29 6.5
45 33 3.4 15 7.8
60.117 60.217 60.317 40 35 M8 23 8 0.095
60 69 3.1 28 7.7
45 31 4.0 14 9.0
60.118 60.218 60.318 40 40 M8 23 8 0.1
60 66 3.6 26 8.9
45 102 1.5 27 3.5
60.119 60.219 - 50 20 M10 28 10 0.13
60 194 1.4 49 3.5
45 61 2.6 25 6.0
60.120 60.220 60.320 50 30 M10 28 10 0.15
60 133 2.5 48 6.0
45 51 3.7 24 8.5
60.121 60.221 60.321 50 40 M10 28 10 0.17
60 112 3.5 45 8.4
45 49 4.2 23 9.8
60.122 60.222 60.322 50 45 M10 28 10 0.18
60 102 3.8 44 9.7
45 49 4.9 22 11.0
60.123 60.223 60.323 50 50 M10 28 10 0.19
60 102 4.3 42 11.0
45 112 4.3 50 9.7
60.124 60.224 60.324 70 45 M10 30 10 0.38
60 234 4.0 92 9.7
45 255 2.1 61 4.8
60.125 60.225 - 75 25 M12 37 12 0.36
60 459 1.9 112 4.7
45 143 3.7 58 8.4
60.126 60.226 60.326 75 40 M12 37 12 0.42
60 296 3.4 108 8.4
45 122 4.7 57 10.9
60.127 60.227 60.327 75 50 M12 37 12 0.52
60 265 4.5 102 10.6
45 122 5.5 56 12.2
60.128 60.228 60.328 75 55 M12 37 12 0.5
60 255 5.0 102 12.1
45 347 3.5 108 8.0
60.129 60.229 - 100 40 M16 45 16 0.9
60 663 3.2 196 7.9
45 255 5.2 102 11.7
60.130 60.230 60.330 100 55 M16 45 16 1.03
60 510 4.7 192 11.7
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Bobbins
Type Special Variants
B
B
D
C C C
A/F
ØA
ØA
A
TYPE 'A' TYPE 'B' TYPE 'C'

PART No. SHORE COMPRESSION SHEAR (kg)
A B C D
HARDNESS kg mm kg mm MAX
45 8.0 1.2 7.0 6.5
60.400 21 19.0 M8 20 0.03
TYPE ‘A’
60 16.0 1.2 7.0 2.8

45 17.0 2.0 9.0 7.0
60.401 32 26.4 M8 16 0.05
60 31.0 2.0 11.5 3.7
45 30.0 1.5 13.0 4.7
60.402 33 22.2 M10 25 0.08
60 60.0 1.5 15.0 2.6
45 8.6 1.2 - -
60.500 20 15 M6 18 0.02
60 11.6 1.2 - -
45 11.8 1.0 - -
60.501 30 20 M8 20 0.04
60 20.0 1.0 - -
45 - - - -
60.502 40 48 M8 23 0.14
TYPE ‘B’
60 - - - -
45 - - - -
60.503 50 30 M10 33 0.08
60 - - - -
45 - - - -
60.504 75 40 M12 37 0.47
60 320.0 5.0 - -
45 - - - -
60.505 100 55 M16 45 0.98
60 - - - -
45 20.0 4.0 17.0 13.0
60.506 35 34 M8 20 0.05
60 32.0 2.7 18.0 7.5
45 - - - -
60.600 30 20 M8 8 0.03
60 - - - -
45 - - - -
60.601 40 48 M8 8 0.18
TYPE ‘C’
60 - - - -
45 - - - -
60.602 50 30 M10 10 0.15
60 - - - -
45 - - - -
60.603 75 40 M12 12 0.39
60 - - - -
45 - - - -
60.604 100 55 M16 16 0.93
60 - - - -
All parts are manufactured from first grade natural rubber with steel metals, zinc plated on exposed surfaces.
Bobbin mountings should not be used in tension or exposed to contamination by mineral oils.
PL013/1 - JUNE 2006 - Rev. C


BOBBINS TYPE SPECIAL VARIANTS
ØA ØA
D
B
B
C C
WITH INTERLEAF WITHOUT INTERLEAF

(61.101 & 61.103) (61.102 & 61.104)
MAX LOAD / DEFLECTION DIMENSIONS (mm)

RUBBER WEIGHT
PART No. SHORE COMPRESSION SHEAR STEEL INTERLEAF (kg)
HARDNESS A B C D MAX
kg mm kg mm
45 125 2.8 65 15.0

61.101 57 36.6 M10 25 YES 0.34
60 225 2.8 87 10.5
45 60 2.8 60 16.0
61.102 57 36.6 M10 25 NO 0.24
60 125 2.8 115 16.0
45 290 2.8 90 15.0

61.103 75 36.6 M10 25 YES 0.48
60 580 2.8 138 11.5
45 125 2.8 105 16.0

61.104 75 36.6 M10 25 NO 0.38
60 225 2.8 162 12.5
All parts are manufactured from first grade natural rubber with steel metals, zinc plated on exposed surfaces. Part No’s 61.101 & 61.103
have a steel interleaf for increased load capacity.
Bobbin mountings should not be used in tension or exposed to contamination by mineral oils.

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Buffers
Type Male and Female and Special Variants
C C
E
B
B
ØA MALE ØA FEMALE

TYPE & PART No.
SHORE COMPRESSION (kg)
MALE FEMALE kg mm
45 1.5 0.7
70.100 70.200 10 10 M4 10 4 0.002
60 3.1 0.7
45 3.5 1.2
70.101 70.201 15 15 M4 13 4 0.006
60 6.9 1.2
45 9.0 1.5
70.102 - 18 7.5 M6 16 - 0.008
60 17.6 1.5
45 7.9 1.1
70.103 70.203 20 13.5 M6 15 6 0.012
60 16.2 1.1
45 6.8 1.2
70.104 70.204 20 15 M6 15 6 0.012
60 14.3 1.2
45 5.5 1.7
70.105 70.205 20 20 M6 15 6 0.014
60 11.6 1.7
45 6.3 2.1
70.106 70.206 20 25 M6 15 6 0.016
60 13.6 2.1
45 13.7 1.0
70.107 70.207 25 13 M6 18 6 0.016
60 26.0 1.0
45 11.1 1.1
70.108 70.208 25 15 M6 18 6 0.018
60 22.8 1.1
45 11.0 1.3
70.109 70.209 25 17 M6 18 6 0.02
60 22.3 1.3
45 10.2 1.7
70.110 70.210 25 20 M6 18 6 0.02
60 21.6 1.7
45 10.0 2.3
70.111 70.211 25 28 M6 18 6 0.026
60 21.5 2.3
45 18.5 1.1
70.112 70.212 30 15 M8 20 8 0.03
60 37.7 1.1
45 17.5 1.3
70.113 70.213 30 17 M8 20 8 0.028
60 37.0 1.3
45 16.5 1.7
70.114 70.214 30 20 M8 20 8 0.032
60 34.4 1.7
45 14.0 2.6
70.115 70.215 30 30 M8 20 8 0.04
60 29.9 2.6
45 35.0 2.6
70.116 70.216 40 28 M8 23 8 0.064
60 76.3 2.6
45 59.0 1.5
70.117 70.217 50 21 M10 28 10 0.086
60 115.7 1.5
45 50.0 2.3
70.118 70.218 50 28 M10 28 10 0.1
60 102.0 2.3
45 165.0 1.9
70.119 70.219 75 25 M12 37 12 0.25
60 313.0 1.9
45 241.0 3.1
70.120 70.220 100 40 M16 45 16 0.66
60 520.0 3.1
45 204.0 4.0
70.121 70.221 100 50 M16 45 16 0.75
60 412.0 4.0
The maximum loads quoted are under transient conditions. All the buffers show a non linear load deflection characteristic and static loads
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must not exceed 25% of the maximum load quoted above. Buffers should not be exposed to contamination by mineral oils.

70.302 *
C C C
D
D
B
B
A
ØA
ØA
ØA
TYPE 'A' TYPE 'B' TYPE 'C'

PART No. SHORE COMPRESSION (kg)
HARDNESS A B C D MAX
kg mm
45 102 9.0
70.300 25 17 M6 18 0.018
60 102 6.2
TYPE ‘A’
45 420 5.0
70.301 50 18 M10 28 0.074
60 510 4.5
45 2040 12.5
70.302 * 80 25 M12 35 -
60 2040 8.0
45 5100 23.5
70.303 125 45 M16 45 -
60 5010 19.0
45 408 15.0
TYPE ‘B’
70.400 50 35 M10 10 0.096

60 408 13.0
45 1020 32.0
70.401 80 60 M12 12 -
60 1223 26.0
45 2550 50.0
70.402 125 90 M16 16 -
60 3060 44.0
45 31 14.0
70.500 20 24 M6 18 0.01
60 61 13.0
45 82 20.0
TYPE ‘C’
70.501 30 36 M8 20 0.034
60 143 19.0
45 183 35.0
70.502 50 58 M10 28 0.108
60 342 35.0
45 408 50.0
70.503 75 89 M12 37 0.33
60 917 47.0
45 1070 80.0
70.504 115 136 M16 43 -
60 1940 80.0
The maximum loads quoted are under transient conditions. All the buffers show a non linear load deflection characteristic and static loads
must not exceed 25% of the maximum load quoted above. Buffers should not be exposed to contamination by mineral oils.
* Part No. 70.302 is square.

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Rectangular
Type Sandwich Mounts
Rectangular mountings, also known as

sandwich mountings, are widely used
for mounting engines in road vehicles
and mobile construction plant. In the
larger sizes they are used as vehicle
suspension springs and as mountings
for acoustic chambers, hoppers and
various types of heavy plant
installation.
The rubber in the mountings is bonded

between two metal plates with holes
at each end for fitting. Some designs
incorporate steel interleaves for
increased load capacity. The
mountings can be used in either shear
or compression.
DESIGN FEATURES
Moulded in first grade natural rubber.
Steel metals, etch primed on external
surfaces.
Rectangular mountings should not be
used in tension or exposed to
contamination by mineral oils.
Lift Head Gear.
Engine Mountings on Road Vehicles.
Mobile Construction Plant.
Hoppers.
Heavy Plant.
Conveyor Systems.
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RECTANGULAR TYPE SANDWICH MOUNTS
A B
ØF
TYPE 'A'
C
IN LINE
G
E
CRS
A H
CRS
ØF
TYPE 'B'
C
OFFSET
G
E B
CRS
RUBBER MAX LOAD / DEFLECTION DIMENSIONS (mm) WT

PART STEEL
No. A B C D E F G H INTERLEAF
HARDNESS kg mm kg mm MAX
45 448 3.0 120 14.6
TYPE ‘A’
55 575 2.4 117 9.0

62.101 168 57 43 127 146 11 5 - YES 1.2
60 846 2.8 153 9.4
70 989 2.2 159 6.6
62.103 65 610 2.6 110 9.0 127 57 43 82 108 11 5 - YES 0.8
45 385 8.0 140 13.8
TYPE ‘B’
55 650 8.0 195 13.8

62.113 168 57 49.6 120 146 11 5 11 NO 1.0
60 805 8.0 280 13.8
70 1220 7.0 365 12.0
All parts are manufactured from first grade natural rubber with steel metals, etch primed on exposed surfaces.
Rectangular Sandwich Mounts should not be exposed to contamination by mineral oils.
Suffix part no. with .45, .55, .60 or .70 to indicate rubber hardness e.g. 62.101.60
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Shock and Flexibly Mounted Machines
What is meant by Shock ?
Any transient non repeating force or displacement can be considered a shock. Usually the period of such an event is similar to or
shorter than the natural period of motion of the equipment being considered.
The disturbance may be a force as might be created by a short circuit across an alternator or a displacement such as an earthquake.
The magnitude of a shock is normally large enough to give rise to concern that damage will occur to the machine or its supports. In
some cases the functioning of the machine will be affected during the shock although no permanent damage will result.
1) Earthquakes - A typical ground motion of about 0.5 g acceleration with most energy below 5 Hz and mainly horizontal. One
earthquake may last 30 seconds and the amplitudes of the ground may be considerably amplified by most building structures.
Mounted equipment may be subject to significant floor motions at well defined frequencies.
2) Explosions - Short duration impulsive forces which can give rise to long period resonances in buildings or other structures.
Examples include charges used for seismic surveying, quarrying, terrorists' bombs and naval gunfire or under water mines.
3) Collisions - These include problems with vehicles, items on conveyor belts and packages being dropped.
4) Internal forces - These particularly affect electrical generators and reciprocating machines, as with passing through
resonances during start up, shut down and short circuits.
Typical Shock Isolation of a Generator Set
Isolation of an Electronic Cabinet

Methods of Shock Analysis
There are two main approaches to determining the response to shock.
1) Time history - A model is created on the computer and its responses over successive small time steps are calculated to form a
continuous history of the machine motion.
2) Spectral response method - A more general method based on the theoretical response of a single degree of freedom
damped spring/mass model at each frequency of interest. The individual responses for each mode of motion are built up in a complex
response for three dimensional methods.
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Time History Calculations Mechanical Data for the Model
B
Mass (M) : 5000.0 kg L
Mass Moment Of Inertia : 2500.0 kg.m.sqd M
At Christie & Grey the time history method is preferred Dimensions W: 500.0 mm H
which allows for non linear stiffness and a more accurate H : 600.0 mm A
modelling of the shock. The results are 'mathematically L : 500.0 mm K3
K1 K2
Limiting stops to stiffen 15 % per mm
accurate’ although only as good as the input shock data.
Damping : 7.0 percent of critical
The spectral response method is mainly applied to W W
earthquake responses. The linear spring model and Isolator Dynamic Stiffnesses (N/mm)
statistical nature of the shock data permit only an Mass Side Stop Central Element Floor Side Stop Limiting Stop
estimate of the worst probable response, rather than an K1 30060.0 2388.0 30060.0 4.5
K2 30060.0 2388.0 30060.0 4.5
accurate calculation. K3 25600.0 4602.0 25600.0 6.0
The models used to represent the machine include rigid

masses with springs and viscous dampers allowing for
translation and rotation in the three dimensions. A number
of masses can be interconnected to represent, for
example, a system of three machines flexibly mounted on
an isolated floor. The analysis generally leads to a report
of the maximum acceleration and relative displacements
at positions of interest enabling the probability of damage
or malfunction to be assessed. Particular care is taken
over the flexible connections such as pipe bellows or
shaft couplings which are frequently vulnerable to
damage during shocks.
Simplified Models
Shock problems create large displacements which cause
mountings to buffer. Indeed many mountings incorporate
flexible stop units to control this effect. Whilst these non
linear effects can be included in complex models, the
results are often difficult to understand. Often a simpler
one or two dimensional model will provide accurate
enough results to enable the basic system to be refined.
The calculation shown here is an example of such a time
history. Comparison with a more complex method using
a three dimensional non linear analysis has shown
maximum displacements and accelerations to be very
similar, the simpler method requires less time to set up
and run.
INPUT SHOCK — DAMPED SINE WAVE SEISMIC DISPLACEMENT.
Amplitude : 10.0 mm
Frequency : 12.0 Hz
Damping : 0.15 of critical
Maximum Values Calculated from the Time History
Calculation end time : 600.0 msec.
Calculation interval : 0.20 msec
Maximum Value Time of Max (msec)
Foundation Displacement 10.02 mm 18.8
Foundation Velocity 940.82 mm/sec 0.2
Foundation Acceleration - 6.21 g 15.0
C of Gravity Transverse Displacement - 8.53 mm 78.2
C of Gravity Rotational Displacement 0.85 deg 111.8
C of Gravity Transverse Velocity 636.73 mm/sec 91.2
C of Gravity Transverse Acceleration 8.36 g 78.2
Transverse Isolator Compression 14.17 mm 79.8
Point A Transverse Acceleration -16.84 g 112.2
Vertical Isolator Compression 7.46 mm 111.8
Point A Vertical Acceleration 7.37 g 111.8
Point B Transverse Re. Disp 9.37 mm 17.4
Point B Transverse Acceleration 2.56 g 83.6
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Mounts Total Transverse Force 410005.66 N 78.8

K(2) Side Vertical Force 129846.66 N 110.4

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Shock Mounting Types
Shown below are some typical mountings. In many cases a 'shock mounting’ is a vibration isolator used with resilient stops to control
motion. In most cases damping is essential either using separate viscous dampers or using the internal damping of the rubber material.
Type FCR.
Load range 300 - 2000 kg.

Static Deflection up to 30 mm.
Shock Deflection up to 60 mm.
Type PD.

Static Deflection up to 16 mm.
Type RM.

Static Deflection up to 6.5 mm.
Type X.

Static Deflection 6 to 12 mm.
Military Shocks - Land based control centres.
Many military bases include facilities hardened against attack. These may be subject to underground explosions and require protection of
delicate machinery. The shocks are often specified in the form of machine response spectra and the equipment to be protected is usually
of commercial standard with fragility levels below the anticipated shock levels.
The mountings are usually rubber or damped steel springs with travel of up to 60 mm in all directions. In order to reduce the peak forces
on the equipment the springs need to be of linear stiffness. Examples are the Types FCR and X Mounts shown above.
The large relative amplitudes induced require highly flexible pipe and cable connections. These are often of considerable mass and may
need shock analysis in their own right to ensure satisfactory performance.
For some projects the shock displacements are smaller permitting the use of mountings with stop units in built. These tend to transmit
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higher accelerations whilst restricting the relative displacements. An example is the Type MPM shown above.

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Naval Shock
Of the conditions met at sea, there are three that concern us here.
1) Collision with another vessel or wave induced shock - This results in relatively small hull accelerations (up to
about 3 g) even on small craft. However, the relative displacement can be large if the duration of the shock is
greater than the machine mounting system natural period. Approved naval mountings such as the type PD are used
with separate resilient stop units to control the displacement under ship motion conditions. If no other shock is
present, a commercial marine mounting with internal stops is often employed.
2) Intermediate shock from gunfire or wave slamming on fast patrol craft - Accelerations of up to about 10 g may be seen usually of
short duration and small relative displacements. Commercial mountings with robust internal stops such as our type TSC may be employed
although each application will require a response calculation to ensure adequate strength and deflection capability.
3) Underwater explosions - These produce much larger shocks with seatings acceleration of over 200 g. Most standard specifications
show this maximum input shock reducing if a higher mass is attached to the seatings, since the force impulse can only create a finite
momentum. However, flexible mountings reduce the effective mass since the system prevents the reaction force from being transmitted
back to the seating. A calculation can be made of this effect so that a prediction of the seatings time history can be made from the motion
curves presented in the specification. Since these shocks combine larger displacements and accelerations, the mounting system is usually a
compromise incorporating resilient stop units set with sufficient clearance to permit some relative displacements whilst reducing the peak
acceleration. A shock of 200 g and 40 mm displacement may be reduced to about 15 g and 25 mm displacement on the equipment, but
much depends upon the shape of the shock pulse and the allowable clearances.
In some cases yielding devices such as stretchable bolts are incorporated to absorb more energy. However, these would normally require
replacement after an attack and hence their design is to protect against higher shock forces only.
Typical details of an application for Marine Shock Mounts
Machine bearer plate Shims to suit

for Vertical Stop Unit
(V.S.U) and Mounting
Clearances set
accurately to allow for
calculated displacements
under shock
Steel spacers
Nyloc nut
Packing shims
Vertical Stop Unit Buffers Shock Mount Resilient Rubber

Collision Stop
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PL000 - An Introduction to Vibration Isolator Selection

PL010 - Marinflex - Type MPM & MPBM

PL022 - Marinflex - Type Cushyfloat

PL002 - Genflex - Rubber Mounting, Industrial and Marine

PL003 - CRM - Captive Rubber Mounting and Hanger

PL005 - ORS - Open Restrained Springs

PL006 - OS - Open Spring Mountings Standard Range

PL024 - OS - Open Spring Mountings Special Range

PL004 - ES & ECS - Enclosed Springs

PL009 - Rubber Turret Mountings - Type RM

PL008 - IPF - Inertia Pouring Frames

PL007 - SH & RH - Spring & Rubber Hangers

PL023 - ACH - Acoustic Ceiling Hangers

PL032 - AWT - Acoustic Wall Ties

PL011 - SRS Stud Rail System Floating Floors

PL017 - Studflex Vibration Isolation Mats and Pads

PL020 - NBC - Neoprene Bonded Cork

PL026 - Natural Cork Area Isolator - Cork/Coresil

PL027 - ODS/ODL - Steel Spring Unit Isolators

PL012 - Bobbins - Male/Male, Male/Female and Female/Female

PL013 - Bobbins Special Variants

PL016 - Buffers - Male, Female and Special Variants

PL014 - Rectangular Type Sandwich Mounts

PL028 - Shock and Flexibly Mounted Machines

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Principal Products Efficient vibration and shock isolation results in:

Silicon Filled Dampers.

Vibration & Shock Control

SINGLE DEGREE OF FREEDOM MODEL 0.02

RATIO FORCING FREQUENCY

Viscous damping may be incorporated in the equation using a damping

BEWARE : Many engineers may only analyse motion in the vertical

Vibration & Shock Control

THE EFFECT OF MASS

Deck Displacement BE AWARE : Our computer analysis methods permit relatively

flexible elements. Improved quality of work.

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A major advance in design has

TSC unit isolators are highly effective in

Type approval by Det Norske Veritas and

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PRE COMPRESSED HEIGHT

T1 25/60 1750 - 2350 2667 5934 1137

T1 40/70 2900 - 4100 5358 12570 3446

T2 20/60 1700 - 2170 1488 2591 983

T2 40/60 2750 - 3900 2610 4336 2699

Diesel driven alternator set on T2 isolators

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PRE COMPRESSED HEIGHT

T3 60/20 1800 - 3200 2665 3148

All values of stiffness are nominal subject to ±15% variation on final

Marine diesel propulsion engine on T3 isolators

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PRE COMPRESSED HEIGHT

T10 45/500 620 - 950 854 905

TSC T10 isolators used on a generating set

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For many years these isolators have

They have also been applied very

Different rubber stiffnesses are

General type approval has been given

Vibration & Shock Control