J.W. Winco 10N2SNS SNSM-1.25-M10-2-ST "Snap-Lock" Non-Skid Leveling Mounts Steel, Threaded Stud

Vibration isolation mounts, also known as vibration mounts, anti-vibration mounts, vibration bobbins or rubber bumpers, are suitable for the elastic mounting of machine units such as motors, compressors and pumps. These rubber mounts are simple and economical construction elements. Their resilience and their broad range of different sizes and dimensions allow these mounts to be used in many applications that require vibration isolation.

Vibration / shock absorption mounts, also known as shock absorbing mounts, vibration mounts, anti-vibration mounts, vibration bobbins or rubber bumpers, are frequently used as end-stop bumpers, e.g., for conveyor trolleys. They absorb most of the accumulated kinetic energy on impact. They act as dampers and prevent damaging shock and rebound. They also act as sound dampers. These isolation mounts are also used as leveling feet.

Vibration / shock absorption mounts, also known as vibration isolation mounts, anti-vibration mounts, vibration bobbins or rubber bumpers, are used as end-stop bumpers, e.g., for conveyor trolleys. They absorb most of the accumulated kinetic energy on impact. They act as dampers and prevent damaging shock and rebound. They also act as sound dampers. These mounts are also used as leveling feet.

Vibration / shock absorption mounts, also known as shock absorbing mounts, vibration mounts, anti-vibration mounts, vibration bobbins or rubber bumpers, are frequently used as end-stop bumpers, e.g., for conveyor trolleys. They absorb most of the accumulated kinetic energy on impact. They act as dampers and prevent damaging shock and rebound. They also act as sound dampers. These isolation mounts are also used as leveling feet.

Leveling Mount W/Lag Bolt Holes, 3/4-10 x 8" Stud, 4.33" Base Dia, 9.663"H, 7500 Lbs. Load Cap Leveling feet are simple, economically priced components. The static load rating of these feet is limited due to the acceptable load rating of the stud (tensile strength 500/mm²). The values given in the table assume a straight compressive load, perpendicular to the foot. The bending and buckling stress factors often found in the actual application reduce the load rating of the stud, and must be compensated for accordingly. To insure proper leveling mount size, divide the machine weight by ...