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Leveling MountsAbout Leveling and Vibration-Damping Mounts
Select a mount with a maximum load closest to your machine's "load per mount." When using multiple mounts in applications where weight is not evenly distributed, choose each individual mount based on the maximum load it will be supporting. For static loads where weight is evenly distributed, use the following formula to select the proper mounts:
Total Machine Weight divided by No. of Mounting Points = Load Per Mount
Leveling Mounts— In addition to leveling the supports or legs of a machine or other piece of equipment, they let you position equipment above the floor for easier cleaning and inspection.
Leveling mounts that swivel can be used to compensate for uneven floors.
Vibration-Damping Mounts— Isolate vibration, shock, and noise transmitted to and from machinery. They reduce maintenance costs, prolong equipment life, and protect floors. Performance is measured by deflection (the distance the mount material moves when subjected to force). Generally, the higher the deflection rating, the greater the vibration, shock, and noise isolation. Most vibration-damping mounts are used in vertical (compression) applications. Some mounts can be used in both horizontal (shear) and vertical applications. Still others have a steel insert running through the center of the mount that provides support for axial loads (parallel to the stud hole) and radial loads (perpendicular to the stud hole).
