Deflections of 45 to 55 mm during shock reduce the transmitted accelerations.
Flexible mountings for high loads MN 45
A load range of between 30 to 1,080 kg, depending on the different configuration and shock specification.
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Anti-Vibration mountings for avionics and electronics
Applications range from vibration isolation to shock-protection of electronic apparatus.
Models are available in different elastomers: silicon, fireproofed silicon, fluorosilicon or neoprene, to meet the requirements of the main aeronautics standards (FAR 25 – AIR 7304 – MIL STD 810 – C 172 C -MAR 508 s.o.).
Covering a natural frequency range of 15 to 50 Hz, their applications range from vibration isolation to shock-protection of electronic apparatus and also aircraft fuselage and helicopter cockpit mountings.
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Strafluid Hydraulic mountings
A hydraulic suspension can at the same time provide a low frequency damping function.
The progress in motor vehicle design and increased demand for comfort both in terms of vibration and sound-proofing has resulted inincreasingly demanding specifications for suspension systems.
PAULSTRA hydraulic mountings use an elastomer support device combined with an hydraulic system. The hydraulic system acts differentially and specifically in relation to the frequency range and the type of vibrational excitation incurred.
These mountings, due to a total integration of all components, are still compatible with standard sizes and are as easy to fit as conventional mountings.
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Laminated bushes
Laminated BUSHES use the same principle as other laminated bearings.
Laminated BUSHES use the same principle as other laminated bearings. Importance is primarily given to radial load capability along Ox and Oy which may be up to 100 tons.
Movement is allowed around an axis Oz or a centre of rotation O. Angular deflection is in the order of 30°.
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Pipe isolators
Maintaining the link between pipe and structure providing vibration isolation.
Natural frequencies under nominal load:
– axial: 10 to 30 Hz
– radial: 15 to 40 Hz
Maximum displacement in axial shock: ± 5 mm
Temperature range: 0 to 175° C