How to Choose Rubber Shock Absorbers to Achieve Both Quietness and Stability

Step 1: Clarify Requirements
First, determine the equipment weight and vibration frequency, as these form the basis for selecting the appropriate stiffness. Heavy-duty, high-frequency equipment requires higher hardness.

Step 2: Assess the Environment
Rubber is susceptible to oil, ozone, and extreme temperatures. If any of these factors are present, be sure to choose special rubber materials (such as neoprene or silicone rubber).

Step 3: Check Specifications
Confirm the installation dimensions and shape (cylindrical, square, or pad) to ensure compatibility with the equipment, and allow sufficient compression space.

Finally, The right shock absorber will protect your equipment effectively over the long term and reduce noise. If in doubt, consulting a professional technician is a wise choice.