Vibration Dampening Mounts

Vibration dampening mounts are used in many industries, but can most often be seen in the automotive industry. Today, it is almost inconceivable that any means of transport, whether it is a car, van, or truck – does not have at least a dozen different types of vibration dampening mounts in its body or engine. 

The construction of modern car chassis and other parts of vehicles is becoming increasingly complex. At the same time, owners of newer vehicle models expect the best possible driving comfort, even on bad roads. As a result, rubber-metal parts are becoming increasingly important – and their use on motor vehicles is multiple. They are especially used as a link on axles to prevent strong vibrations – or as elastic joints between the chassis and the body. These parts absorb vibrations generated while driving and thus significantly contribute to greater driving comfort and sound insulation. In addition, they ensure driving safety by improving steering performance and driving stability when the road is unsuitable for driving and uneven, as well as during sudden braking and avoiding bumps and potholes on the road.

There are various manufacturers of vibration dampening mounts on the market today – so you can find a wide range of these spare parts on offer. Of course, this is not the only industry that uses them. You can find these parts in use in construction and even in the aviation industry. This range includes various types of damper mounts – from shock absorber brackets, netting and stabilization bearings, through articulated discs to engine bearings. All these components have one common function – they all reduce noise and vibration, bringing the greatest comfort while driving or flying an airplane, or while operating large machines.

Of course, we must not forget the vibration dampening mounts which are also used by other industries and production branches. As an example, there are refrigeration devices, showcases – and even home air conditioners that have vibration dampening mounts. They are usually installed under the work unit and as well as the compressor. That’s why, when your air conditioner or refrigerated display case is working – you have the feeling that the compressor is silent.