MECHANICAL

ISOLATION
PART 2

Anti-Vibration Mounts to Isolate

Structure-borne Noise
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VICTORIA | HEAD OFFICE Mechanical Isolation

147 Bakers Road
Coburg VIC 3058
4 Mechanical Isolation Introduction
T: +61 (0)3 9353 4811
F: +61 (0)3 9353 4855 6 Isolation Efficiency Chart
E: gpevic@embelton.com
7 Isolator Selection Guide
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12 CKRIB Pad Mount

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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16 SSFLEX Pad Mount
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Rubber Mounts
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24 Air Mounts Selection Guide
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28 AM Air Mount

Isolation Hangers

30 Isolation Hangers Selection Guide

32 RH/RHD Isolation Hangers

34 SHS/SH/SHW Isolation Hangers

36 SHLD/SHWD Isolation Hangers

38 RSHS/RSH/RSHW Isolation Hangers

42 RSHWD Isolation Hanger

44 RSHD Isolation Hanger

46 EH Expansion Control Hangers

NOVOTEL HOTEL, WA 48 RHE/RHDE Isolation Hanger Elements

50 KDXS(S)/KDX/KDXW Isolation Hanger Elements

 MECHANICAL ISOLATION INTRODUCTION MECHANICAL ISOLATION INTRODUCTION

MECHANICAL ISOLATION

INTRODUCTION TO VIBRATION ISOLATION EFFECTIVENESS OF ISOLATION INERTIA BLOCKS PIPING SUPPORT

In the past, unwanted machine vibration could be isolated by The effectiveness of any resilient isolation system is usually For an isolation system to be effective, resiliently supported Piping and ductwork rigidly connected to resiliently mounted
placing the equipment on top of cork or felt. However, with greater expressed in terms of its isolation efficiency, defined as the equipment should be free to move in response to its vibratory equipment may provide transmission paths for vibration to bypass
expectations and expanded knowledge, such methods of isolation percentage of the total vibratory force which is absorbed by the forces. The degree of movement depends on several factors the isolated equipment. Therefore, piping and ductwork must also
are now inadequate, both in large building structures and in the isolators. including stiffness of the isolator and the mass of the supported be flexibly hung to allow free movement of the equipment.
general industrial environment. equipment.
Depending on the geometry of pipe runs, number of bends
Using the graph on page 6, the isolation efficiency of a simple
In general, the heavier the equipment relative to the disturbing incorporated, and type of support structure, piping should be
In building construction, improved design allows lighter but spring system maybe estimated from given values of static
forces, the less its vibratory movement will be. Increasing total suspended from resilient isolation hangers for distances of at
inherently more flexible structures to be used. At the same time, deflection and disturbing frequency. For rubber isolators, a more
inertial mass helps to limit equipment motion where it is necessary least 100 pipe diameters from the vibrating source. The deflection
increasingly powerful air-conditioning and auxiliary equipment realistic estimate is obtained by using values of dynamic natural
to minimise strain on connecting pipework and ancillaries. This of the immediate hangers to the equipment should be equal
is needed and may often be installed in upper level plantrooms. frequency instead of static deflection. However, in assessing the
can usually be achieved by mounting the equipment on a concrete to that of the isolators supporting the equipment to allow free
Equipment vibration can therefore be a major problem in such level of isolation efficiency which might be acceptable in any
block and resiliently supporting the combined mass. movement. Some reduction in deflection is acceptable at points
flexible structures. Similarly, in general industry, the output situation, consideration must also be given to the following:
as you move further away from the source of vibration.
of vibration producing equipment is increasing whilst the
The additional mass will improve the isolation efficiency of the
community and workforce demand improved living and working • Equipment type and operating weight
system if the static deflection increases. However, both the size Where piping layout severely restricts or precludes the use of
conditions, free from vibration or structure-borne noise. Both
and shape of the block will influence its effectiveness in reducing isolation hangers, flexible connectors should be installed between
situations require engineered vibration control systems which give • Magnitude and nature of the vibratory forces
movement, so inertia block design should be considered as an the equipment and pipework. The use of an inertia block to reduce
predictable results appropriate to the surrounding environment.
• Restrictions on equipment motion (see Inertia Blocks) integral part of the overall support system. motion of the equipment should also be considered in such a
case. Selection of resilient isolation hangers is an integral part of
IMPORTANCE OF STATIC DEFLECTION • Location of equipment within the structure. Inertia blocks are effective with any installation but are most the total isolation system design.
commonly used where high deflection mounts are required or
Isolation of vibration is accomplished by supporting the
where the equipment generates high vibratory forces. For example,
equipment on resilient mounting elements such as springs or For example, an isolation efficiency of 80% is typically satisfactory low speed single cylinder air compressors require high deflection
rubber, which compress under the equipment weight. Generally, for a 5kW machine located in the basement, but totally inadequate isolators to achieve reasonable isolation, so an inertia block is
the degree of isolation achieved is directly related to the amount for a 100kW machine installed on a flexible upper level floor; usually required to limit the amount of vibratory movement.
of compression (i.e. static deflection) of the mount. The greater particularly when adjacent to valuable office or residential
the static deflection which can be achieved (without compressing tenancies. In this case an isolation efficiency close to 98% would
to solid), in most cases, the better the resulting vibration isolation. be required.

The Isolator Selection Guide shown on page 6 summarises the

important theoretical relationship between disturbing frequency,
static deflection and the installed environment, offering a guide to
the correct mount to be selected.

CHOICE OF ISOLATOR
Economic and effective solutions to a wide range of vibration
control problems can be achieved by correct selection from the
INDIVIDUAL SPRING MOUNT SPRING MOUNT UNDER range of Embelton equipment, which includes:
DEFLECTION
• Pad Mounts – Rubber and cork/rubber combinations

• Rubber Mounts – Single and double deflection

• Spring Mounts – Housed, open and vertically restrained

• 
Air Mounts – Air-inflated elastomeric bellows sandwiched
between metal plates INERTIA BASE PIPING SUPPORT

• 
Isolation Hangers – Rubber, rubber/spring, and spring
elements

• Seismic Mounts – Spring mount systems able to withstand

earthquakes

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 MECHANICAL ISOLATION EFFICIENCY CHART MECHANICAL ISOLATION SELECTION GUIDE

ISOLATOR SELECTION GUIDE

ISOLATION EFFICIENCY CHART ISOLATOR SELECTION GUIDE

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Non-Critical Areas General Areas Critical Areas Very Critical Areas

80% Isolation Efficiency 90% Isolation Efficiency 95% Isolation Efficiency 98% Isolation Efficiency

Factories, warehouses, Schools, stores, hotels, Offices, hospitals, churches, Hospital wards, studios,
DISTURBING FREQUENCY CYCLES PER MINUTE workshops, garages, etc supermarkets, etc restaurants, etc theatres, libraries, etc

This chart illustrates the theoretical relationship between the percentage isolation required; then move horizontally left This chart provides a selection guide for isolator type according For rubber and pad mounts, the values have been corrected
isolation efficiency, disturbing frequency and static deflection and read the dynamic natural frequency, or right to read the to given values of operating speed, and suggested levels of for average rubber hardness to approximate selections based
(or dynamic natural frequency) for a simple isolation system static deflection required of the mount. isolation efficiency in certain operating locations. on dynamic natural frequency (please refer to the Isolation
on a rigid foundation. It is also grouped into zones suggesting Efficiency Chart on page 6).
isolation efficiency ranges appropriate to different applications. It is sufficient to use static deflection to select the correct Two values for each isolation efficiency are given, one for
isolator for spring mounted systems; but for rubber and pad basement or on-grade installations, the other for upper level This chart is meant as a general guide only and selections should
To use the chart, determine the lowest rotation speed of the mounts, selection should be made on the basis of dynamic installations where some allowance is made for flexibility of the be made based on the properties listed in the Datasheets.
equipment and consider this to be the disturbing frequency. natural frequency. supporting structure.
Move vertically to intersect the diagonal line corresponding to

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 MECHANICAL ISOLATION SELECTION GUIDE MECHANICAL ISOLATION SELECTION GUIDE

USING VIBRATION MOUNTS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

Here are some simple guidelines for successful vibration control: All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
the use of Embelton isolators in specific applications. Facilities
1. Support points and load ratings should be selected so that are available to develop new or modified systems to resolve
the static deflections of all mounts are as uniform as possible. unusual or difficult vibration isolation problems.

2. Unrestricted movement of resiliently mounted equipment is CONDITIONS OF SALE

essential for effective isolation.
All products are sold subject to the published Embelton General
Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected on request.
- Ensure that adequate clearance is maintained around the
installed equipment, particularly underneath it, to permit free PAD MOUNTS NR/NRD MOUNT AIR MOUNT PIPEWORK ISOLATION
movement. This is especially important where high deflection HANGERS
isolators are used. Good isolators of high RPM Good isolator of medium RPM Isolates equipment with a low Isolation of pipe and ductwork
equipment equipment RPM over a wide load range
- All connections to resiliently supported equipment should
also be flexible themselves (see Piping Support). In addition to
restricting equipment motion, any fixed connection can offer
a direct path for transmission of vibration to the surrounding
structure, bypassing the isolation system.

3. Top heavy machinery, especially when mounted on a narrow

base, can become unstable if mounts are located too close
to each other beneath the equipment. Such instability can be
avoided by use of outrigger or cradle brackets which space the
mounts further apart and raise the mounting location points
closer to the vertical centre of gravity of the equipment. In
addition, the inclusion of an inertia block can provide mounting
points spread further apart, lower the centre of gravity of the
system and provide additional mass for static deflection thereby
improving isolation efficiency.

4. A rigid base is essential for resiliently supported equipment

to avoid misalignment of drive components. Any flexibility in
the machine base should be eliminated by the addition of steel EQUIPMENT ISOLATION
stiffeners or use of a concrete inertia base. HANGER
Isolation of suspended
5. Piping, ductwork and ancillary equipment connections should equipment
not impose dead loads on the resiliently mounted equipment.
Their weight should be separately supported. Individual
Datasheets are available for each type of isolator, which provide
further details on correct installation and operation.

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 PAD MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE PAD MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE

PAD MOUNTS CORKRIB

Pad mounts are a low cost isolator, effective for machinery and SELECTING THE CORRECT PAD MOUNT
equipment with higher disturbing frequencies such as small
Determine the load the pads are to support and assess the area
airconditioners, business machines, machine tools, etc. Pad
available for the pad under the equipment. Using the Isolation CORKRIB PAD FLATBACK
mounts are also an effective isolator of impact.
Efficiency Chart on page 6, obtain the natural frequency required, Load Range: 75-350kPa Load Range: 75-500kPa
and select the pad and number of layers using the graphs shown Static Deflection: 3.5mm Static Deflection: 1.8mm
Shearflex, Supershearflex and Corkrib are the standard
on each Datasheet.
Embelton pad mounts, offering static deflection up to 3.5mm.
Multiple pad layers, assembled with metal plates, can be used
to offer higher static deflection. All pad mounts can be bonded
to flexplates where load spreading is required, or where the SHEARFLEX
machine base is provided with leveling screws. Corkrib has a
flatback option when it must be bonded on one side to a flat
surface. Corkrib also offers good damping properties.

ImpactaMat rubber acoustic flooring underlay can also be used

as a pad mount.

SHEARFLEX PAD SHEARFLEX LAYERED ALTERNATELY RAISED RIBS

Load Range: 130-750kPa Load Range: 130-750kPa Only alternate ribs
Static Deflection: 2.3mm Static Deflection: engaged under light loads
2.3mm x no. of layers

SUPERSHEARFLEX

PAD MOUNT SELECTION GUIDE SUPERSHEARFLEX BLUE SUPERSHEARFLEX RED

Load Range: 70-450kPa Load Range: 100-650kPa
Static Deflection: 3mm Static Deflection: 3mm

LOAD RANGE UNLOADED THICKNESS STANDARD SIZES

PRODUCT RPM DATASHEET
kPa mm mm

Corkrib 75-350 > 2,200 25 100x100 CKRIB

450x450 / 50x75
Shearflex 130-750 > 2,000 10.5 with 12mm centre SFLEX
hole

SUPERSHEARFLEX GREEN SUPERSHEARFLEX BLACK

Load Range: 150-1,050kPa Load Range: 190-1,200kPa
Supershearflex 70-1,200 > 1,200 17 450x450 SSFLEX
Static Deflection: 3mm Static Deflection: 3mm

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 PAD MOUNTS DATASHEET CKRIB 

Isolation Pad, Corkrib, Flatback

For Loads 75 to 350 kPa

APPLICATION
Corkrib is used where a pad mount is required for the effective
isolation of noise and vibration from equipment with speeds
down to the order of 2,200 RPM, and for applications where some CORKRIB ALTERNATELY RAISED RIBS
degree of damping is needed. Typically used on airconditioners,
business machines, transformers, pumps, machine tools, metal
OPTIONS
punches, presses, cooling towers, etc.
• T he thickness and specification of cork material maybe varied
FEATURES on request
• Available as preassembled sizes in Flexplate configurations
• Comes in a standard size of 100x100x25mm • Can be supplied in a sheet size of 500x500x25mm
• Made from a layer of polyurethane bonded cork, sandwiched
between two layers of rubber pad (Flatback); unloaded LOAD RANGE
thickness 25mm
Standard 100x100x25mm Corkrib pads will provide effective
• Cross-ribbed upper and lower non-skid faces which usually
noise and vibration isolation through a load range of 75 to 350
eliminate the need for bolting down
kPa. Recommended steady load of 350kg and impact load of
• Alternately raised ribs
230kg with corresponding static deflections up to 3.4mm.
• Maybe used in multiple layers with steel or aluminium shim
spacers to increase isolation efficiency DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
• High damping factor, C/Cc = 0.2
Cork/rubber pads differ from spring mounts in that the isolation
efficiency is a function not only of deflection, but also of
Static Deflection the rubber hardness (durometer) and cork density. Isolation
4 efficiency is usually less than indicated by static deflection
Corkrib
3.5 Flatback alone.
Static Deflection (mm)

3
For effective assessment of theoretical isolation efficiency, the
2.5
graph showing theoretical dynamic fn against load should be
2
used at all times.
1.5
1 ALTERNATELY RAISED RIBS
0.5
This feature provides effective vibration isolation over the entire
0 load range. Only the alternate ribs are engaged under light loads,
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
allowing improved isolation.
Load (kPa)
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Natural Frequency All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
35 the use of this product in specific applications.
Corkrib
Theoretical Dynamic fn (Hz)

30 Flatback
CONDITIONS OF SALE
25
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
20 General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
15 on request.

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SPECIFICATION
0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 Vibration isolation pads shall be 25mm thick laminated cork
and rubber, consisting of a 13mm thick anti-vibration cork core
Load (kPa) bonded between sheets of 6mm thick cross-ribbed, oil-resistant
rubber pads having alternately raised ribs. The pads shall be type
Corkrib as supplied by Embelton.

THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK

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 PAD MOUNTS DATASHEET SFLEX PAD MOUNTS DATASHEET SFLEX

Isolation Pad, Shearflex

For Loads 130 to 750 kPa

APPLICATION MANUFACTURED SIZE

Embelton Shearflex is used where a low cost pad is required Standard size sheets (of all types): 450x450x10.5mm. Shearflex
for effective isolation of noise and vibration from equipment can be supplied cut to specific sizes on request; or it can be
with speeds down to the order of 2,000 RPM. Typically used easily cut with a sharp knife, heavy scissors or a saw.
on airconditioners, business machines, transformers, pumps,
Shearflex pads are available as standard in 50x75mm with a
machine tools, cooling towers, etc.
SHEARFLEX PAD 12mm centre hole.

FEATURES
MULTIPLE LAYERS FLEXPLATE TYPE A FLEXPLATE TYPE B
• Unloaded thickness 10.5mm OPTIONS
Shearflex can be used in multiple layers to increase deflection,
• Cross-ribbed, non-skid faces which usually eliminate the • A vailable in alternative elastomers, including nitrile, for each layer separated by a 1.5mm metal shim plate. Up to six
need for bolting down special order layers can be used, provided that the height of the stack is not
• Alternately raised ribs • Available in pre-assembled sizes in multiple layer or Flexplate greater than either the length or width. If more than six layers are
• Maybe used in multiple layers with steel or aluminium shim configurations needed, contact Embelton for technical advice.
spacers to increase isolation efficiency • Alternative pad mounts available include Flatback (neoprene W L
• Two load ratings available - standard (red) and heavy duty pad, ribbed on one side); and Corkrib (cork sandwiched
(black) between two layers of Flatback). Refer to individual H
Datasheets.

LOAD RANGE
FLEXPLATE TYPE C FLEXPLATE DIMENSIONS
Static Deflection Standard Shearflex pads will provide effective noise and
3 vibration isolation though a load range of 130 to 500kPa.
Standard
Recommended load for most applications is 250 to 450kPa. Shearflex Flexplate
2.5 Heavy Duty
Heavy duty Shearflex pads have a useful load range of 200
Static Deflection (mm)

to 750kPa. Recommended
2 Dimensions mm **
Load kg
SHEARFLEX PAD LAYERED
Type
1.5 DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS Impact H
Steady L W
* A B C
1 Rubber pads differ from spring mounts in that the isolation
FLEXPLATE APPLICATION A, B, C-25 125 80 50 50
efficiency is a function not only of deflection, but also of the
0.5
rubber hardness (durometer). Isolation efficiency is usually less Flexplates are used in applications where high point loads A, B, C-56 280 190 75 75 22 16 20
0 than indicated by static deflection alone. necessitate some load spreading; or where the machine base is A, B, C-100 500 335 100 100
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 provided with leveling screws. A, B, C-150 760 500 150 100
For effective assessment of theoretical isolation efficiency, the
Load (kPa) graph showing dynamic frequency against load should be used A, B, C-225 1,150 770 150 150 22 16 23
FLEXPLATE DESIGN
at all times. A, B, C-300 1,500 1,000 200 150
Three designs are available:
A, B, C-400 2,000 1,330 200 200
Natural Frequency ALTERNATELY RAISED RIBS 26 20 26
TYPE A: Used where no bolting is required. Combines a layer of A, B, C-500 2,500 1,650 250 200
45 This feature provides effective vibration isolation over the entire Shearflex bonded to a load-spreading steel plate topped with a
Heavy Duty
40 Standard
load range. Only the alternate ribs are engaged under light loads, non-skid layer of oil-resistant, ribbed rubber. * Used for hammers, shears, punch presses, mills, etc.
Theoretical Dynamic fn (Hz)

allowing improved isolation. ** Special sizes available on request.

35 Standard 2 Layer TYPE B: Used if bolting is required. A 19mm hole is drilled
Standard 3 Layer
30 through the centre of the assembly and an isolation washer
25 supplied. Other hole sizes and locations are available on request. CONDITIONS OF SALE
20 TYPE C: Used on machines with leveling screws, making use of These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
ALTERNATELY RAISED RIBS
15 the machine’s own leveling facility. It has an extra thick steel General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
10 plate and a counterbored hole in the centre of the plate to locate on request.
5 the screw.
0
0 200 400 600 800 1000 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SPECIFICATION
Load (kPa) All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on Vibration isolation pads shall be cross-ribbed, oil-resistant
the use of this product in specific applications. elastomer 10.5mm thick with alternately raised ribs. The pads
shall be type Shearflex as supplied by Embelton.

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Isolation Pad, Supershearflex ALTERNATELY RAISED RIBS

This feature provides effective vibration isolation over the entire
FLEXPLATE DESIGN
Three designs are available:
For Loads up to 1200 kPa load range. Only the alternate ribs are engaged under light loads,
TYPE A: Used where no bolting is required. Combines a layer of
allowing improved isolation.
Supershearflex bonded to a load-spreading steel plate topped
APPLICATION Static Deflection MANUFACTURED SIZE with a non-skid layer of oil-resistant, ribbed rubber.
Supershearflex is used where a pad mount is required for 4 Blue Standard size sheets (of all types): 450 x 450 x 17mm. TYPE B: Used if bolting is required. A 19mm hole is drilled
effective isolation of noise and vibration from equipment with 3.5 Red Supershearflex can be supplied cut to specific sizes on request; through the centre of the assembly and an isolation washer

Static Deflection (mm)

speeds down to the order of 1,200RPM, and for applications Green
3 or it can be easily cut with a sharp knife, heavy scissors or a saw. supplied. Other hole sizes and locations are available on request.
Black
where reduction of shock inputs is required. Typically used 2.5 MULTIPLE LAYERS TYPE C: Used on machines with leveling screws, making use of
on airconditioners, business machines, transformers, pumps,
2
Supershearflex can be used in multiple layers to increase the machine’s own leveling facility. It has an extra thick steel
machine tools, metal punches, presses, etc.
1.5 deflection, each layer separated by a 1.5mm metal shim plate. Up plate and a counter-bored hole in the centre of the plate to locate
the screw.
DESCRIPTION 1 to six layers can be used, provided that the height of the stack is
0.5 not greater than either the length or width. If more than six layers TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Supershearflex is a thicker, more rugged version of standard
0 are needed, contact Embelton for technical advice. The deflection
Shearflex. It has improved low frequency isolation and All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 at load is as for the single Supershearflex pad multiplied by the
load capacity. on the use of this product in specific applications.
Load (kPa) number of layers.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
FEATURES FLEXPLATE APPLICATION
Single Layer These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
• Unloaded thickness 17mm 35 Flexplates are used in applications where high point loads
Blue General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
necessitate some load spreading; or where the machine base is
Theoretical Dynamic fn (Hz)

• Cross-ribbed, non-skid faces which usually eliminate the 30 Red on request.

need for bolting down Green
provided with leveling screws.
25
• Alternately raised ribs Black
SPECIFICATION
• Maybe used in multiple layers with steel or aluminium shim 20
Vibration isolation pads shall be cross-ribbed, oil-resistant
spacers to increase isolation efficiency 15
elastomer 17mm thick with alternately raised ribs. The pads
• Four hardnesses available so that the best load/deflection
10 shall be type Supershearflex as supplied by Embelton.
characteristics can be selected for an application
5
OPTIONS 0
• C
 an be supplied in combination with steel-facing plates to 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400

suit application (see Flexplates) Load (kPa)

L W
Triple Layer
25 H
Blue
Theoretical Dynamic fn (Hz)

Red
20
Green
Black
15
FLEXPLATE TYPE A FLEXPLATE TYPE B FLEXPLATE TYPE C FLEXPLATE DIMENSIONS
10

MULTIPLE LAYERS BLUE SUPERSHEARFLEX 5 Shearflex Flexplate

0
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Recommended Load kg Dimensions mm **

Load (kPa) Type Blue Red Green Black H

L W
LOAD RANGE DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS Steady Impact * Steady Impact * Steady Impact * Steady Impact * A B C
Supershearflex pads provide effective noise and vibration Rubber pads differ from spring mounts in that the isolation A, B, C-25 115 75 165 110 265 175 300 200 50 50
isolation over the following ranges: efficiency is a function not only of deflection, but also of the A, B, C-56 255 170 370 245 600 400 690 460 75 75 29 23 27
Blue (50 Durometer) 70 to 450kPa rubber hardness (durometer). Isolation efficiency is usually less
A, B, C-100 455 300 660 440 1,070 710 1,220 810 100 100
than indicated by static deflection alone.
Red (55 Durometer) 100 to 650kPa A, B, C-150 685 455 995 660 1,600 1,065 1,830 1,220 150 100
For effective assessment of theoretical isolation efficiency, the
Green (65 Durometer) 150 to 1,050kPa graph showing dynamic frequency against load should be used A, B, C-225 1,030 685 1,490 990 2,400 1,600 2,750 1,830 150 150 29 23 30
at all times. A, B, C-300 1,375 915 1,990 1,325 3,200 2,130 3,670 2,445 200 150
Black (75 Durometer) 190 to 1,200kPa
Laboratory testing has shown that the damping characteristics A, B, C-400 1,830 1,220 2,650 1,765 4,280 2,850 4,900 3,265 200 200
For long term installations where pads cannot readily be 33 27 33
are almost constant over the load range, enabling a single value A, B, C-500 2,300 1,530 3,300 2,200 5,350 3,565 6,120 4,080 250 200
replaced, load ratings for a maximum deflection of 3.0mm
to be used for all hardnesses.
(single layer) should not be exceeded.
Damping Factor = C/CC = 0.13 * Used for hammers, shears, punch presses, mills, etc.
** Special sizes available on request.

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 RUBBER MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE RUBBER MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE

RUBBER MOUNTS RUBBER MOUNTS

Rubber mounts are an efficient low cost option offering a SELECTING THE CORRECT RUBBER MOUNTS
reasonable degree of isolation efficiency. Rubber mounts come in
single or double deflection and are effective isolators in standard Calculate rubber mount colour according to equipment's
non-critical applications. weight. Determine machine's RPM and use the Isolation
Efficiency Chart to work out the dynamic natural frequency
For more critical applications consideration should be given to required, according to the desired isolation efficiency. NR1 NR2 NR3 NR4
using spring or air mounts. Load Range: 17-80kg Load Range: 70-250kg Load Range: 145-500kg Load Range: 380-1,300kg
Next, refer to the Rubber Mount Selection Guide to determine
the static deflection required, depending on the Dynamic Static Deflection: 5mm Static Deflection: 6mm Static Deflection: 6mm Static Deflection: 6mm
Factor of the rubber mount to be used.

RUBBER MOUNT ISOLATION EFFICIENCY CHART

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95% 95%
97% NRD1 NRD2 NRD3 NRD4
97% Load Range: 17-80kg Load Range: 70-250kg Load Range: 145-500kg Load Range: 380-1,300kg
98%
98% Static Deflection:8mm Static Deflection: 10mm Static Deflection: 12mm Static Deflection: 12mm
5
0

00

00

00

00

00
50

10

15

20

25

30

Disturbing Frequency, Cycles Per Minute

RUBBER MOUNT SELECTION GUIDE

20 Dynamic Factor 1.0 STUD MOUNTS AND MOUNTING FEET

Dynamic Factor 1.2
Dynamic Natural Frequency (Hz)

Dynamic Factor 1.4

Dynamic Factor 1.6
15

10

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Pad NR Mount NRD Mount

Mount
REFER TO DATASHEET SM FOR PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
Static Deflection (mm)

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 RUBBER MOUNTS DATASHEET NR RUBBER MOUNTS DATASHEET NR

Rubber Mounts Type NR / NRD

Single and Double Deflection Rubber

APPLICATION CONSTRUCTION
G - tapped
Used where a low cost mount is required for effective isolation A Material: Black filled natural rubber; UV and ozone inhibited.
hole
of noise and vibration from equipment with speeds of 1,000 RPM Metal components are corrosion protected and embedded in the
upwards. 2x K elastomer.
holes
• Pumps and fans
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
• Generator sets Free
Height Axial Loads: See Table – Load/deflection is close to linear from
• General industrial equipment
H
• Mobile equipment E 10% to 100% loads.
• Electrical transformers
• Packaged air conditioning equipment D Shear Loads: Shear/axial stiffness;
L W NRB MOBILE MOUNT ASSEMBLY
NR series = 0.3; NRD series = 0.2.
FEATURES
Creep: Maximum 4% deflection per decade of time (ref 1 minute).
•  to 12mm static deflection
5
NR / NRD
• Threaded top insert
DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
• Non-skid ribbed base
h
• Colour coded load range Rubber mounts differ from spring mounts in that the natural
• Working Temperature Range -50 oC + 105oC frequency is a function not only of deflection, but also of the Cutaway shown
rubber hardness (durometer).
OPTIONS BRACKET MOUNT ASSEMBLY INACCESSIBLE
The natural frequency is usually greater than indicated by static
• M oulded in alternative elastomers (special order) deflection alone. For effective assessment of natural frequency,
• Internal plates can be supplied in stainless steel multiply natural frequency obtained from static deflection by the
• Can be supplied with leveling bolt for the NR3, NRD3 dynamic factor given in the table.
(see NRL picture)
• Can be supplied with oil caps INSTALLATION
• NL Mount option (through hole in top plate)
Type NR mounts are designed to carry the load on the full surface
NRL MOUNT of the top face. The tapped centre hole must only be used for
bolting down equipment to the isolator, and not as a jacking point
for leveling. If leveling is necessary this can be done with the NRL
option (see NRL picture on left). BRACKET BRACKET MOUNT
NR / NRD PRODUCT GUIDE MOUNT ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY NO BOLT
BOLTING DOWN

Max Stat. Defl. Height (H) Where bolting is required, washers should be used and the
Dynamic L W D A G K E TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Type Colour Load NR NRD NR NRD manufacturers recommended bolt torque not exceeded.
Factor mm mm mm mm Dia mm mm
kg mm mm mm mm For installations with limited access to the top hole, a metal
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
Blue 17 1.0 thread screw can be threaded up through the bottom of the
the use of this product in specific applications.
NR1 White 25 1.0
M10
mount (see table for thread size). Care must be taken to ensure
or Red 40 1.2 5 8 28 35 80 45 60 36 8.5 5 that clearance under the screw head (h) exceeds the design
NRD1 Green 55 1.3
(NL Ø12) CONDITIONS OF SALE
Yellow 80 1.4 deflection of the mount.
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
White 70 1.1 MOBILE MOUNTING General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
NR2
Red 100 1.2 M10 on request.
or 6 10 32 44 98 60 76 45 8.5 6
NRD2
Green 160 1.4 (NL Ø12) A restraining bolt is recommended for mobile and marine
Yellow 250 1.5
applications to control inertia forces. SPECIFICATION
White 145 1.2 Mobile Mounts are coded NRB1 to NRB4 and have the same load Rubber mounts, colour coded for identification of load capacity,
NR3
Red 200 1.3 M12 deflection characteristics as the stationary mounts (NR1 to NR4).
or 6 12 44 72 140 85 104 68 14 7 shall have a minimum deflection under rated load of 5mm,
Green 300 1.4 (NL Ø14)
NRD3 incorporating separate steel top and base plates completely
Yellow 500 1.6 It is recommended that for mobile use, mounts be loaded under
static conditions to only 60% of maximum rated capacity. embedded in the elastomer. They shall have non-skid mount
Blue 380 1.2 surfaces to make bolting down generally unnecessary although
NR4
White 580 1.4 M16 bolt holes are to be incorporated. They will be type NR (NRD) as
or 6 12 46 76 166 110 128 100 14 9
Red 850 1.5 (NL Ø18)
NRD4
Green 1,300 1.6
supplied by Embelton.

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Stud Mounts SM
General Purpose Rubber Isolator

APPLICATION
Stud mounts are used for the mounting of small fans or pumps,
T
G
small control panels, lightweight equipment in racks, and motors
L
on pressure blasters.
T STUDS
T
FEATURES G

• C ombined shear and compression capability L

• Single fastening at ends D
• Manufactured from natural rubber to give excellent
INSTALLATION CONDITIONS OF SALE
long-term life STUD MOUNT MOUNTING FOOT
• All metal parts zinc plated Mounts can be loaded simultaneously to the axial and shear These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
• Working Temperature Range -50 oC - 105oC loads given in the table. On installation, ensure that the mounted General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
equipment foot and foundation support cover the whole of the on request.
stud mount face and that fastening nuts are tightened.

Mounts should not be used in tension. Shear loading should be

SPECIFICATION
checked with Embelton prior to use.
Rubber mounts shall have a deflection under rated load of
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE between 2mm and 6mm and generally incorporate an integral
fastening stud at one or both ends. They shall be type
STUD MOUNTS PRODUCT GUIDE All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
SMW/SMM/MFMM/FM/F (select as appropriate) as supplied by
the use of this product in specific applications.
Embelton.
Maximum Loads
L D T G
Type Deflection
mm mm mm mm
Axial kg Shear kgg

STUD MOUNTS STUDS

SMW16-10 10 2 2 10 16 15 1/4” Whit
SMW-1 25 5 2.5 19 25 18 1/4” Whit
SMM-1 25 5 2.5 19 25 19 M6
SMM-2 25 7 5 25 25 19 M8
MFMM-100 100 20 8 40 50 25 M10
SMM40-110 110 20 5 25 40 23 M10
SMM40B-110 110 20 4 20 40 19 M10
SMW/40-110 110 20 4 25 40 23 3/8” Whit
SMW/40A-110 110 20 4 25 40 23/48 3/8” Whit
SMM40A-110 110 20 5 25 40 15 M10
SMM74-220 220 45 6 35 74 37 M12
SMM40B-250 250 50 4 20 40 25/46 3/8” Whit
SMW50B-350 350 70 4 20 50 25/46 3/8” Whit
MOUNTING FOOT
FM4034A 80 NA 2 20 40-34 50 M8
FM4034B 80 NA 2 20 40-34 20 M8
FM25A 25 NA 2.5 20 25 13 M6
F63 100 NA 3 25 63 - ø10 hole
FM63-100 100 NA 3 50 * 63 37 M12
FM75-1000 1,000 NA 6 35 75 43 M12

* L = 50 is minimum free height over adjusting nuts (supplied).

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 AIR MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE AIR MOUNTS SELECTION GUIDE

AIR MOUNTS

Air mounts, made from low permeability rubber, offer the SELECTING THE CORRECT AIR MOUNTS AIR MOUNT SELECTION GUIDE
highest isolation efficiency, and are used in the most critical
Refer to the Isolator Selection Guide on page 6-7 to obtain 5
applications, such as hospitals, research laboratories, and
the Theoretical Natural Frequency, then select the air mount
music auditoriums. They are less versatile than spring or rubber 4.5
required according to equipment load.
mounts as they require access for periodic maintenance, but

Theoretical Natural Frequency - Hz

use comparatively less space. To achieve the same isolation 4
efficiency as an air mount, a 250mm deflection spring would be
3.5
required.
3
Embelton air mounts can be inflated to varying levels to achieve
2.5
the required isolation efficiency, offering more versatility than
other types of mounts. 2

1.5

0.5

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

2000

2200

2400

2600

2800

3000

3200

3400

3600

3800

4000

4200

4400
0
EMBELTON EM MOUNTS SUPPORTING MECHANICAL Load - kg
EQUIPMENT ON AN INERTIA BLOCK

EM-1 AM-1
EM-2 AM-3
EM-3 AM-4
EM-4 AM-6
EM-5
EM-6
EM-7

EM AIR MOUNT AM AIR MOUNT

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 AIR MOUNTS DATASHEET EM AIR MOUNTS DATASHEET EM

Air Mount Type EM

Air Mount 3.5Hz Natural Frequency

APPLICATION INSTALLATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

B Support plate
Elastomer
Embelton EM Air Mounts provide a very high level of isolation and A 1. Ensure flat, level surface for the entire area under the Air All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
D2
therefore useful for any machinery with low frequency vibration Mount. the use of this product in specific applications.
and high frequency peaks, or for high precision equipment. The Base 2. Lift equipment to a height of 125mm above the finished
EM range has a natural frequency between 3-5Hz. Typically used plate
floor level. CONDITIONS OF SALE
for diesel generators, chillers and cooling towers. B A 3. Insert centre bolt through equipment foot and engage the
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
Rubber base thread a minimum of 3 turns (do not tighten).
General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
FEATURES C thread 4. Install hold down bolts to fit the holes D2 as shown on table.
(thread is only in the main mount. on request.
Support plate not threaded) 5. Lower equipment onto air mounts.
• R igid side walls provide a natural frequency of 10Hz Top View
6. Tighten all bolts. Hold down bolts should not be tightened
when deflated
more than 1 turn after finger tight.
• Very low natural frequency D1
Deflated position 7. Apply air pressure to each air mount until each mount is at SPECIFICATION
• Heavy duty construction (shown transparent)
height of H1 + 3mm. Air mounts shall be manufactured from low air permeability
• Reinforced with steel hoops H2 Air valve
8. Provide additional air pressure to each mount to achieve rubber compounds with galvanised steel plates. The system's
• Low gas permeability H1
height of H2. Make sure that the maximum pressure is never vertical natural frequency shall be (specify Hz). They will be type
Side View exceeded. EM as supplied by Embelton.
9. Leveling can be achieved by increasing or decreasing the
pressure in the air mounts. Varying the pressure has only a
EM
small effect on the natural frequency.

GENERAL NOTES
1. D o not use Embelton EM Air Mounts under static loads
Vibration Performance Under Load greater than the rated maximum load.
2. Do not inflate air mounts without equipment weight on top
Dynamic Natural Frequency (Hz)

6 of mount.
EM-1,2
5 EM-3,4,5,6, 7 3. Do not exceed the maximum pressure given in the table.
4. Do not remove equipment weight without first deflating
4
air mounts.
3 5. Adjust height of air mount to provide level within ± 5mm for
equipment to be supported.
2
6. Air mount natural frequency when fully deflated is
1 approximately 10Hz.
7. Ratio of vertical stiffness to lateral stiffness for the air mount
0
is approximately 1:1.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
8. While the air mounts have very low gas permeability, all air
Air Pressure (PSI) mounts lose pressure over time. For this reason it is important
to make sure that the valve is in an accessible area and an air
supply is available.

EM PRODUCT GUIDE AIR MOUNT SELECTION

When selecting air mounts, it is recommended that the
Max Max Dimensions mm calculated mass of equipment is increased by 10-20% to avoid
Weight
Type Load Pressure overloading of any element.
kg
kg PSI A B C D1 D2 H1 H2

EM-1 45 60 60 76 M10 76 7 62 75 0.75

EM-2 135 60 88.9 106 M12 106 7 62 74 1.2
EM-3 270 80 108 130 M12 130 7 87 101 2.4
EM-4 540 80 152 175 M12 175 7 89 105 5.8
EM-5 1,080 80 216 254 M16 254 14 91 105 10.8
EM-6 2,160 80 305 343 M16 343 14 93 107 22.3
EM-7 4,350 80 406 470 M24 470 21 97 111 48.0

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 AIR MOUNTS DATASHEET AM AIR MOUNTS DATASHEET AM

Air Mount Type AM

1.1Hz to 1.7Hz Natural Frequency

DESCRIPTION DESIGN STABILITY

Air mounts are comprised of an air-inflated elastomeric bellows Stabilised rolling lobe style for axial loads up to 3,000kg with For stability in operation, it is recommended that the minimum
sandwiched between two metal plates. Provision for air supply Air Inlet W vertical natural frequencies 1.1Hz to 1.7Hz. Lateral to vertical distance apart of the air mounts is not less than 2x height of
Square
and attachment to equipment and foundation is incorporated. stiffness ratio typically 1.5 to 2.0. Can be used without additional the equipment centre of gravity above the vertical centre of the
lateral stabilisation. air mount. Where this cannot be maintained, please contact
APPLICATION Embelton for advice.
OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS
Where a low natural frequency mount is required for high Fixing To aid in stabilisation, outrigger brackets should be used to lower
Holes
isolation of equipment with shaft speeds down to 300RPM, or The recommended minimum operating pressure for any air the centre of gravity and increase the distance apart.
where a significant number of higher harmonic frequencies exist mount is 275kPa. The load supported is nominally proportional to
such as with diesel generator sets and high speed chillers. the pressure at the given design height. Temperature operating TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
H range: -35°C to +57°C.
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
FEATURES
the use of this product in specific applications.
LEVELING SYSTEMS
•  eavy duty, low air permeability elastomeric multi-ply bellows
H
• Steel end plates zinc chromate plated All air mount systems lose air pressure with time and therefore CONDITIONS OF SALE
• Zinc plated steel shroud for lateral stabilisation must have provisions for the supply of air to the bellows.
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
• Standard air inlet ¼” NPT in the top of the mount
General Conditions of Sale, copies of which can be made
This can be via a hand operated pump using a Schrader valve
available on request.
OPTIONS connection to each air mount, a constant regulated air supply to
each of three groups of air mounts or an automatically leveled
• O utrigger brackets to specific design
system, again dividing the air mounts into three groups. See
• Internal bump stops to prevent total collapse on loss of
picture for graphical illustration. SPECIFICATION
air pressure AM
• External reservoirs to lower natural frequency to under 1Hz Air mounts shall be manufactured from low air permeability
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
• Restraint Snubbers for control of vertical/lateral position rubber compounds with weather-proofed steel and retaining
Air mounts operate most effectively at the design heights quoted plates. The system vertical natural frequencies shall be (specify
in the table, however some raising or lowering by the air pressure Hz). A full application design including method of leveling shall
adjustment for leveling purposes is permitted. A height variation be carried out by the supplier. They shall be type AM air mounts
AM PRODUCT GUIDE
of +0, -25mm is acceptable. as supplied by Embelton.

Vertical
Max Height H
Natural W
Type Load (Design)
Frequency mm
kg mm
Hz
(3) Non Return
AM1 1,250 1.4 - 1.5 210 285 (3) Non return Valves
valves (6) Air Mounts Air Supply
AM2 1,250 1.1 - 1.2 210 360 (4) Air mounts Air Supply

AM3 2,250 1.2 - 1.3 260 336 (3) Regulators

AM4 2,900 1.6 - 1.7 310 222
AM6 3,000 1.2 - 1.3 310 350 (3) Regulators

THREE POINT REGULATED SYSTEMS

(3) Levelling
(1) Non return Valves
valve (1) Non Return (1) Non Return
Valve Valves
(4) Air Mounts (6) Air (3) Levelling
Air Supply Air Supply
mounts Valves Air Supply (8) Air
(3) Levelling
Valves Mounts

(1) Regulator (1) Regulator (1) Regulator

THREE POINT LEVELED SYSTEMS

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 ISOLATION HANGERS SELECTION GUIDE ISOLATION HANGERS SELECTION GUIDE

ISOLATION HANGERS ISOLATION HANGERS

Selection of resilient hangers is an integral part of the total SELECTING THE CORRECT ISOLATION HANGER
isolation system design, and the deflection of hangers for pipes
Refer to the Isolator Selection Guide on page 6-7 to obtain the
and ductwork immediate to the equipment should be similar to
necessary static deflection, then select the isolation hanger
the isolators supporting the equipment.
required according to equipment load. For isolation hangers
using only rubber elements, the dynamic factor also needs to be
Embelton has a range of rubber and spring/rubber combination
taken into account.
isolation hangers, selection of which depends on the type of
application, and deflection required. Embelton also offers
expansion control hangers where vertical movement can be RH SHS SH SHW SHLD
experienced through thermal variations. Load Range: 17-1,300kg Load Range: 10-200kg Load Range: 50-550kg Load Range: 200-1,150kg Load Range: 6-55kg
Stat Defl: 5-12mm Stat Defl: 15-33mm Stat Defl: 23-40mm Stat Defl: 24-33mm Stat Defl: 50mm
ISOLATION HANGERS SELECTION GUIDE

DISTURBING
STATIC DEFLECTION LOAD RANGE
PRODUCT ELEMENT TYPE FREQUENCY DATASHEET
mm kg
RPM

ISOLATION HANGERS
For support of piping and ductwork running from mechanical equipment
RH / RHD 5-12 RUBBER 17-1,300 > 1,000 RH

SHS 15-33 10-200

SH 23-40 SPRING 50-550 > 700 SH

SHW 24-33 200-1,150

SHLD 50 6-55
SPRING > 500 SHD
SHWD RSHS RSH RSHW RSHWD
SHWD 40-50 50-350
Load Range: 50-350kg Load Range: 10-200kg Load Range: 50-550kg Load Range: 200-1,150kg Load Range: 50-350kg
RSHS 20-34 10-200 Stat Defl: 40-50mm Stat Defl: 20-34mm Stat Defl: 29-41mm Stat Defl: 29-37mm Stat Defl: 45-55mm
RSH 29-41 SPRING & RUBBER 50-550 > 700 RSH

RSHW 29-37 200-1,150

RSHWD 45-55 SPRING & RUBBER 50-350 > 500 RSHWD EXPANSION SPRING RUBBER
RSHD 55 SPRING & RUBBER 65-1,000 > 500 RSHD CONTROL HANGERS HANGER ELEMENTS HANGER ELEMENTS
EXPANSION CONTROL HANGERS
To support piping where considerable vertical movement is experienced through thermal variations
KDXSS
EHL-90 - EHL-96 84-114 20-250 Load Range: 50-143kg
Stat Defl: 25mm
EHL-97 - EHL-100 60-84 SPRING 300-650 N/A EH

EHD-52 - EHD-593 100 225-1,115

RUBBER ISOLATION HANGER ELEMENTS KDXS

RHE/RHDE
Load Range: 10-200kg
RHE 5-6 Load Range: 17-1,300kg
Stat Defl: 15-33mm
RUBBER 17-1,300 > 1,000 RHE Stat Defl: 5-12mm
RHDE 8-12

SPRING ISOLATION HANGER ELEMENT RSHD

Load Range: 65-1,000kg KDX
KDXSS 25 50-143 Load Range: 50-550kg
Static Deflection: 55mm
KDXS 15-33 10-200 Stat Defl: 23-40mm
SPRING > 700
KDX 23-40 50-550 KDX
EHL/EHD
KDXW 24-33 200-1,150 KDXW CHE
Load Range: 20-1,115kg
Load Range: 200-1,150kg Load Range: 17-40kg
Stat Defl: 60-114mm
Stat Defl: 24-33mm Stat Defl: 5mm

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RH ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RH

Isolation Hangers Type RH / RHD

Single and Double Deflection Rubber

APPLICATION DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS

Where a low cost, low deflection hanger is required for effective Rubber mounts differ from spring mounts in that the natural
isolation of noise and vibration from equipment with speeds of frequency is a function not only of deflection, but also of the
1,000 RPM upwards. Typically used for piping, ductwork, fans, G rubber hardness (durometer).
packaged air conditioners, fan coil units, suspended ceilings, etc.
The natural frequency is usually greater than indicated by
FEATURES static deflection alone. For effective assessment of natural
frequency, multiply natural frequency obtained from static
• Static deflection ranges from 5 to 12mm
deflection by the dynamic factor given in the table.
• The active element is colour coded for easy identification of
load range L PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
• Metal parts are embedded in the elastomer
• Heavy duty steel cage Axial Loads: See Table – Load/Deflection is close to linear from
• If mechanical or fire damage occurs, metal plates in the H 10% to 100% load.
hanger element interlock so that complete loss of support
Creep: Max 4% deflection per decade of time (ref 1 minute).
is less likely
• Hanger cage is galvanised for corrosion resistance D RH INSTALLATION EXAMPLE
W HANGER SELECTION
OPTION When selecting hangers, it is recommended that the
RH / RHD calculated mass of equipment is increased by 10-20% to avoid
• M
 oulding in alternative elastomers or load ratings to
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
overloading of any element. If maximum rated deflections are
special order All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
the use of this product in specific applications.
assessment of point loads made.
SPECIAL FEATURE (RH1 and RHD1 ONLY)
In these models, the active rubber element is normally located INSTALLATION CONDITIONS OF SALE
by metal fingers so that the element maybe readily changed. These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
1. P iping or equipment should be hung at its proper elevation
When used for the support of acoustic ceilings, the element can General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
by using temporary fixtures that can be removed after
be permanently fastened into the cage so that no dislocation can on request.
hangers are installed and adjusted.
occur if ceiling panels are lifted for entry into service space.
2. Hangers maybe fastened directly to the structure or
inserted in the hanger rod, but for best results hangers
RH / RHD PRODUCT GUIDE should be at or near the ceiling. When used for pipe support, SPECIFICATION
where little longitudinal expansion is likely, the cages maybe
Suspension hangers shall have an active rubber element colour
hard bolted to the support point.
Static Deflection Height H coded for easy identification of load capacity, with a minimum
Max mm mm 3. Ensure the structural support point is vertically above the
Dynamic L W D G max deflection under rated load of 5mm incorporating separate steel
Type Colour Load centre of the pipe or equipment support point.
Factor mm mm mm mm
kg RH RHD RH RHD top and base plates completely embedded in the elastomer,
4. Once loaded, remove all temporary supports and adjust
which interlock in the event of fire or mechanical damage. They
Blue 17 1.0 levels as required.
shall be type RH (RHD) as supplied by Embelton.
RH1 White 25 1.0
or 5 8 31 38 75 60 50 10
RHD1 Red 40 1.2
Green 55 1.3
White 70 1.1
RH2 Red 100 1.2
or 6 10 41 54 130 75 65 16
RHD2 Green 160 1.4
Grey 250 1.5
White 145 1.2
RH3 Red 200 1.3
or 6 12 55 82 160 105 95 20
RHD3 Green 300 1.4
Grey 500 1.6
Blue 380 1.2
RH4 White 580 1.4
or 6 12 58 88 200 128 100 26
RHD4 Red 850 1.5
Green 1,300 1.6

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET SH ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET SH

Isolation Hangers Type SHS / SH / SHW

25mm Static Deflection Spring

APPLICATION SHS / SH / SHW PRODUCT GUIDE DESIGN

For support of equipment and pipework where a low cost hanger Springs used in type SH hangers are designed with a horizontal
is required for effective isolation of vibration. Typically used for Max Static Spring Spring Colours to vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load. The
Type Load Deflection Constant
support of piping and ducts, fans, packaged air conditioners, fan kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe
ratio of spring diameter to loaded height is a minimum of 0.8 and
coil units, attenuators, headers, etc. a rated maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. Upper rod
SHS-9 10 33 0.3 Yellow - not supplied

FEATURES SHS-10 15 33 0.45 Brown - ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION

SHS-11 30 33 0.9 Blue -
• H eavy duty stable steel spring Steel spring mounts provide effective isolation of mechanical
• Rugged, heavy gauge steel cage SHS-12 50 28 1.8 Black - vibration. However, the spring itself has its own inherent surge
• Rod hole in spring compression plate fully rubber isolated SHS-13 75 25 3 Red - frequency depending on its physical geometry and material Lower rod supplied
on pre-compressed
(SHW) SHS-14 125 25 5 Green - properties. As such, it is possible to transmit certain audible level version only
• Spring located by moulded rubber acoustically isolating cup in frequencies. G from table
SHS-16 175 20 8.8 Grey -
cage (SHS, SH)
SHS-17 200 15 13.3 Orange - In SH series hangers, spring transmission of most audible 75
• Large diameter lower rod clearance hole in cage
Stripe Stripe 2 frequencies is effectively minimised by incorporating an
• Used in enclosed plant rooms
SH-92 50 33 1.5 Yellow - acoustical isolating rubber pad and sleeve into the compression
plate on top of the spring (SHW), or using a moulded rubber PRE-COMPRESSION
OPTION SH-93 100 33 3 Brown -
isolation cup under the spring (SHS, SH). The standard unit
• S pring deflection scale and pointer plate SH-94 150 30 5 Blue -
is theoretically 92% to 95% effective in isolation of audible
• Pre-compressed spring (suffix P in type code) SH-95 200 30 6.7 Black - frequencies. For higher levels of isolation, refer to the product INSTALLATION
SH-96 250 28 8.9 Red - RSH spring and rubber element hangers (Datasheet RSH). 1. P iping or equipment should be hung at its proper elevation by
SH-97 300 28 10.7 Green - using temporary fixtures that can be removed after hangers are
MISALIGNMENT CAPABILITY installed and adjusted.
SH-98 400 25 16 Grey -
G rods SH-99 550 23 23.9 Orange - The lower rod hole in the cage is a minimum of 50% larger in 2. For best results, hangers should be at or near the ceiling. When
(not supplied) diameter than the maximum rod size to allow for installation used for pipe support with little or no longitudinal expansion,
Outer Inner
misalignment. If greater than 5° misalignment is likely during cages maybe hard bolted to the support point.
SHW-400 200 33 6.1 Black - 3. Ensure the structural support point is vertically above the
operation then cages should not be hard bolted to the support
SHW-422 375 33 8.3 Black Blue structure, but allowed to self-align by pivoting on the fastening. centre of the pipe or equipment support point.
SHW-423 300 33 9.1 Black Yellow A spherical washer can be used to aid this. 4. To load the spring, turn the upper nut on the lower rod clockwise.
SHW-425 380 30 12.7 Black Red
L Free
Height PRE-COMPRESSION (suffix P in type code) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
SHW-1000 450 25 18 Green -
H
SHW-1023 510 25 20.4 Green Yellow To aid installation of complex equipment and piping systems, the All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
hanger maybe supplied complete with lower rod and with the the use of this product in specific applications.
SHW-1024 550 25 22 Green Green
spring compressed under load (the standard pre-compression
SHW-1025 580 25 23.2 Green Red
setting is 75% of rated load). In this way the hanger can act CONDITIONS OF SALE
SHW-1026 690 25 27.6 Green White
as a rigid connection to facilitate leveling of the system. When These products are sold subject to the published Embelton General
D SHW-1600 775 25 31 Grey - full operating loads are applied (e.g. when pipes are filled) the
W Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected on request.
SHW-1622 820 25 32.8 Grey Blue hanger load is transferred to the spring so that the hanger acts
SHW-1624 875 25 35 Grey Green as an isolator and normal adjustment of levels is then all that is
SHS / SH / SHW necessary.
SHW-1626 1,000 25 40 Grey White SPECIFICATION
SHS / SH / SHW Dimensions SHW-1627 1,100 25 44 Grey Orange
DEFLECTION SCALES Resilient piping or equipment supports shall incorporate a stable
SHW-1628 1,150 24 47.9 Grey Grey steel spring in combination with a heavy duty steel cage. Springs
Pointer plates and deflection scales can be fitted as an
H L W D G (max) SHW-1731 1,275 20 63.8 Orange Grey/Yellow shall have a minimum additional travel of 50% rated deflection
Type optional extra.
mm mm mm mm mm to solid. The lower hanger rod must be acoustically isolated from
the cage by the use of a resilient rubber insert incorporated into
SHS 86 130 75 65 12 HANGER SELECTION
the spring compression plate or rubber isolation cup under the
SH SERIES
When selecting hangers, it is recommended that a safety factor spring. They shall be type SH as supplied by Embelton.
92-96 123 180 95 75 16
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
97-99 132 180 95 75 20 avoid overloading of any hanger. If maximum rated deflections
SHW SERIES are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
400-1024 135 200 115 100 20 assessment of point loads made.
1025-1628 135 200 115 100 26

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET SHD ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET SHD

Isolation Hangers Type SHLD / SHWD

50mm Static Deflection Spring

APPLICATION MISALIGNMENT CAPABILITY DEFLECTION SCALES

For support of low speed equipment (down to the order of 500 The lower rod hole in the cage is a minimum of 50% larger in Pointer plates and deflection scales can be fitted as an
RPM) and pipework where a low cost hanger is required for G rods diameter than the maximum rod size to allow for installation optional extra.
(not supplied)
effective isolation of vibration. Typically used for support of misalignment. If greater than 5° misalignment is likely during
piping ducts, fans, packaged air conditioners, fan coil units, operation then cages should not be hard bolted to the support HANGER SELECTION
attenuators, etc. structure, but allowed to self-align by pivoting on the fastening.
When selecting hangers, it is recommended that a safety factor
A spherical washer can be used to aid this.
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
FEATURES
avoid overloading of any hanger. If maximum rated deflections
PRE-COMPRESSION (suffix P in type code)
• Heavy duty stable steel spring are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
• Rugged, heavy gauge steel cage To aid installation of complex equipment and piping systems, the assessment of point loads made.
L
• Rod hole in spring compression plate fully rubber isolated, hanger maybe supplied complete with lower rod and with the
(SHWD) Free spring compressed under load (the standard pre-compression INSTALLATION
height
• Spring located by moulded rubber acoustically isolating cup in H
setting is 75% of rated load). In this way the hanger can act
cage (SHLD) as a rigid connection to facilitate leveling of the system. When 1. P iping or equipment should be hung at its proper elevation by
• Large diameter lower rod clearance hole in cage full operating loads are applied (e.g. when pipes are filled) the using temporary fixtures that can be removed after hangers
hanger load is transferred to the spring so that the hanger acts are installed and adjusted.
OPTION as an isolator and normal adjustment of levels is then all that is 2. For best results, hangers should be at or near the ceiling.
D necessary. When used for pipe support with little or no longitudinal
• S pring deflection scale and pointer plate W
expansion, cages maybe hard bolted to the support point.
• Pre-compressed spring (suffix P in type code)
3. Ensure the structural support point is vertically above the
centre of the pipe or equipment support point.
DESIGN
4. To load the spring, turn the upper nut on the lower hanger
Springs used in type SHD hangers are designed with a horizontal SHWD rod clockwise.
to vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load. The
ratio of spring diameter to loaded height is a minimum of 0.8 and SHLD / SHWD PRODUCT GUIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
a rated maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid.
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
Max Static Spring Spring Colours Upper rod the use of this product in specific applications.
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION Type Load Deflection Constant not supplied
kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2
Although steel spring hangers provide particularly effective CONDITIONS OF SALE
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending SHLD-44 6 50 0.12 Black Black
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level SHLD-45 9 50 0.18 White White
General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
frequencies. SHLD-46 14 50 0.28 White Violet Lower rod supplied on request.
on pre-compressed
SHLD-47 22 50 0.44 Violet Violet version only
In SHD series hangers, spring transmission of most audible G from table
SHLD-48 35 50 0.7 Violet Yellow
frequencies is effectively minimised by incorporating an
acoustical isolating rubber pad and sleeve into the compression SHLD-49 55 50 1.1 Yellow Yellow 75 SPECIFICATION
plate on top of the spring (SHWD) or using a moulded rubber SHWD-33 50 50 1 White -
Resilient piping supports shall incorporate a stable steel spring
isolation cup under the spring (SHLD). The standard unit is SHWD-34 75 50 1.5 Violet - in combination with a heavy duty steel cage. Springs shall have a
theoretically 92% to 95% effective in isolation of audible
SHWD-35 110 50 2.2 Yellow - minimum additional travel to solid of 50% rated deflection. The
frequencies. For higher levels of isolation, refer to the product
SHWD-36 150 50 3 Brown - SHLD PRE-COMPRESSED lower hanger rod must be acoustically isolated from the cage by
RSHLD and RSHWD spring and rubber element hangers
SHWD-37 200 50 4 Orange -
the use of a resilient rubber insert incorporated into the spring
(Datasheet RSH).
compression plate or rubber isolation cup under the spring. They
SHWD-38 250 50 5 Orange Black
shall be type SHLD or SHWD as supplied by Embelton.
SHWD-39 350 40 8.8 Orange Green

SHLD / SHWD Dimensions

H L W D G (max)
Type
mm mm mm mm mm

SHLD 124 180 95 75 12

SHWD-33-37 142 200 115 100 16
SHWD-38-39 150 200 115 100 16

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RSH ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RSH

Isolation Hangers Type RSHS / RSH / RSHW

30mm Total Static Deflection, Spring & Rubber Element

APPLICATION G Rods RSHS / RHS / RSHW PRODUCT GUIDE MISALIGNMENT CAPABILITY

(not supplied)
For support of pipework and equipment with speeds down to the The lower rod hole in the cage is a minimum of 50% larger in
order of 700 RPM requiring effective isolation of both mechanical Max Static Spring Spring Colours diameter than the maximum rod size to allow for installation
Type Load Deflection Constant
vibration and acoustical level frequencies. Typically used for kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2
misalignment. When installed correctly and under load, the
support of piping and ducts, fans, packaged airconditioners, fan RSH hanger automatically self-aligns by pivoting on the rubber
Free RSHS-9 10 34 0.30 Yellow -
coil units, attenuators, headers, etc. Height A element. In this way misalignment can be accommodated
RSHS-10 15 34 0.45 Brown - without interference between hanger rods and cage.
FEATURES RSHS-11 30 34 0.9 Blue -
Rubber
Element RSHS-12 50 32 1.8 Black - PRE-COMPRESSION (suffix P in type code)
•  eavy duty stable steel spring
H L
• Rugged, heavy gauge steel cage RSHS-13 75 31 3.0 Red - To aid installation of complex equipment and piping systems, the
• Separate rubber acoustical isolating element RSHS-14 125 29 5.0 Green - hanger maybe supplied complete with lower rod and with the
• Spring located by moulded rubber acoustically isolating cup in Free
RSHS-16 175 26 8.8 Grey - spring pre-compressed under load (the standard
Height
cage (RSHS, RSH 89-96) pre-compression setting is 75% of rated load). In this way the
H RSHS-17 200 20 13.3 Orange -
• Spring located by steel cup in cage (RSH 97-99 and all RSHW) hanger can act as a rigid connection to facilitate leveling of the
RSH-92 50 38 1.5 Yellow -
• Large diameter lower rod clearance hole in cage system. When full operating loads are applied (e.g. when pipes
• Misalignment capability of 15° RSH-93 100 38 3.0 Brown - are filled) the hanger load is transferred to the spring so that the
W D RSH-94 150 36 5.0 Blue - hanger acts as an isolator and normal adjustment of levels is
OPTION RSH-95 200 35 6.7 Black - then all that is necessary.

• S pring deflection scale and pointer plate. RSH-96 250 34 8.9 Red -
• Pre-compressed spring (suffix P in type code). RSH-97 300 34 10.7 Green -
• Double deflection rubber element (RDSHS, RDSH or RDSHW). RSH-98 400 30 16.0 Grey -
RSHS / RSH / RSHW RSH-99 550 29 23.9 Orange -
DESIGN
Outer Inner
RSH hangers incorporate a steel spring and separate rubber
RSHW-400 200 37 6.1 Black - Upper rod
acoustical isolating element mounted in a steel cage. Springs not supplied
RSHW-421 254 37 7.7 Black Black
used in RSH hangers are designed with a horizontal to vertical
stiffness ratio of between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load; ratio of spring RSHW-422 275 37 8.3 Black Blue
RSHS / RSH / RSHW Dimensions
diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated maximum RSHW-423 300 37 9.1 Black Yellow
operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. RSHW-425 380 34 12.7 Black Red
øG
H L W D A RSHW-1000 450 30 18.0 Green -
Type (max)
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION mm mm mm mm mm
mm RSHW-1021 480 30 19.2 Green Black
Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective SINGLE DEFLECTION RSHW-1023 510 30 20.4 Green Yellow
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending
RSHS 86 170 75 65 35 12 RSHW-1024 550 30 22.0 Green Green
on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level
RSH 92-96 123 210 95 90 40 16 RSHW-1025 580 30 24.8 Green Red
frequencies. Lower rod,
RSH 97-99 132 210 95 90 53 20 RSHW-1026 690 30 27.6 Green White nut and washer
In RSH hangers, spring transmission of most audible frequencies supplied on 75
RSHW 400-1628 129 280 128 100 55 20 RSHW-1600 775 30 31.0 Grey - pre-compressed
is effectively minimised by the use of a separate rubber element version
mounted in the top of the hanger cage. These elements are DOUBLE DEFLECTION RSHW-1622 820 30 32.8 Grey Blue

selected for an average deflection of 5mm at rated load so that, RDSHS 86 170 75 65 48 12 RSHW-1624 875 30 35.0 Grey Green
for type RSH, the theoretical isolation of audible frequencies is RDSH 92-96 123 210 95 90 53 16 RSHW-1626 1,000 30 40.0 Grey White
RSHW PRE-COMPRESSED
generally better than 98.5%. For full dynamic performance of the RDSH 97-99 132 210 95 90 80 16 RSHW-1627 1,100 30 44.0 Grey Orange
element, refer to Datasheet RHE.
RDSHW 400-1628 129 280 128 100 87 26 RSHW-1628 1,150 29 47.9 Grey Grey
Grey /
RSHW-1731 1,275 25 63.8 Orange
Yellow
DEFLECTION SCALES
Pointer plates and deflection scales, indicating spring deflection
only, can be fitted as an optional extra.

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RSH

HANGER SELECTION
When selecting hangers, it is recommended that a safety factor
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
avoid overloading of any hanger. If maximum rated deflections
are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
assessment of point loads made.

INSTALLATION
1. P iping or equipment should be hung at its proper elevation by
using temporary fixtures that can be removed after hangers
are installed and adjusted.
2. For best results, hangers should be at or near the ceiling.
When used for pipe support with little or no longitudinal
expansion, cages maybe hard bolted to the support point.
3. Ensure the structural support point is vertically above the
centre of the pipe or equipment support point.
4. To load the spring, turn the upper nut on the lower rod
clockwise.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
the use of this product in specific applications.

CONDITIONS OF SALE
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
on request.

SPECIFICATION
Resilient piping or equipment supports shall incorporate a stable
steel spring capable of up to 25mm rated static deflection,
housed in a heavy duty steel cage. Springs shall have a minimum
additional travel of 50% rated deflection to solid. Acoustical
isolation must be achieved by use of a separate resilient rubber
element of deflection 5mm incorporated into the steel hanger.
They shall be type RSH as supplied by Embelton.

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RSHWD ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RSHWD

Isolation Hangers Type RSHWD

55mm Total Static Deflection, Spring & Rubber Element

APPLICATION MISALIGNMENT CAPABILITY DEFLECTION SCALES

For support of pipework and equipment with speeds down to the The lower rod hole in the cage is a minimum of 50% larger in Pointer plates and deflection scales, indicating spring deflection
order of 500 RPM requiring effective isolation of both mechanical diameter than the maximum rod size to allow for installation only, can be fitted as an optional extra.
G Rods
vibration and acoustical level frequencies. Typically used for (not supplied) misalignment. When installed correctly and under load, the
support of piping and ducts, low speed fans, packaged air RSH hanger automatically self-aligns by pivoting on the rubber HANGER SELECTION
conditioners, attenuators, etc. element. In this way misalignment can be accommodated
When selecting hangers, it is recommended that a safety factor
without interference between hanger rods and cage.
Free of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
FEATURES Height A
avoid overloading of any hanger. If maximum rated deflections
PRE-COMPRESSION (suffix P in type code)
• Heavy duty stable steel spring are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
• Rugged, heavy gauge steel cage To aid installation of complex equipment and piping systems, the assessment of point loads made.
• Separate rubber acoustical isolating element hanger maybe supplied complete with lower rod and with the
• Large diameter lower rod clearance hole in cage spring pre-compressed under load (the standard INSTALLATION
L pre-compression setting is 75% of rated load). In this way the
1. P iping or equipment should be hung at its proper elevation by
OPTION hanger can act as a rigid connection to facilitate leveling of the
using temporary fixtures that can be removed after hangers
system. When full operating loads are applied (e.g. when pipes
• S pring deflection scale and pointer plate Free are installed and adjusted.
Height are filled) the hanger load is transferred to the spring so that the
• Pre-compressed spring (suffix P in type code) 2. For best results, hangers should be at or near the ceiling.
H hanger acts as an isolator and normal adjustment of levels is
• Double deflection rubber element (RDSHWD) When used for pipe support with little or no longitudinal
then all that is necessary.
expansion, cages maybe hard bolted to the support point.
DESIGN 3. Ensure the structural support point is vertically above the
centre of the pipe or equipment support point.
RSHWD hangers incorporate a steel spring and a separate rubber
W D 4. To load the spring, turn the upper nut on the lower
acoustical isolating element mounted in a steel cage.
rod clockwise.
Springs used in RSHWD hangers are designed with a horizontal
to vertical stiffness ratio of between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load; Upper rod TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
ratio of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8 and a RSHWD not supplied
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
rated maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid.
RSHWD PRODUCT GUIDE the use of this product in specific applications.

ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION
CONDITIONS OF SALE
Although steel spring mounts provide particularly Max Static Spring Spring Colours
Type Load Deflection Constant These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
effective isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2 General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
depending on its physical geometry, may transmit certain
RSHWD-33 50 55 1.0 White - on request.
audible level frequencies.
RSHWD-34 75 55 1.5 Violet -
In RSHWD hangers, spring transmission of most audible
RSHWD-35 110 55 2.2 Yellow -
frequencies is effectively minimised by the use of a separate
RSHWD-36 150 55 3.0 Brown - SPECIFICATION
rubber element mounted in the top of the hanger cage. These
elements are selected for an average deflection of 5mm at rated RSHWD-37 200 55 4.0 Orange - Resilient piping or equipment supports shall incorporate a stable
load so that, for type RSHWD, the theoretical isolation of audible RSHWD-38 250 55 5.0 Orange Black Lower rod, steel spring capable of up to 50mm rated static deflection,
nut and washer 75
frequencies is generally better than 98%. For full dynamic RSHWD-39 350 45 8.8 Orange Green supplied on housed in a heavy duty steel cage. Springs shall have a minimum
pre-compressed
performance of the element, refer to Datasheet RHE. version only additional travel of 50% rated deflection to solid. Acoustical
RSHWD Dimensions isolation must be achieved by use of a separate resilient rubber
element of deflection 5mm incorporated into the steel hanger.
øG They shall be type RSHWD as supplied by Embelton.
H L W D A
Type (max) RSHWD PRE-COMPRESSION
mm mm mm mm mm
mm

RSHWD - SINGLE DEFLECTION

33-37 145 250 115 100 43 M16
38 155 250 115 100 43 M16
39 155 250 115 100 58 M20
RDSHWD - DOUBLE DEFLECTION
33-37 145 250 115 100 56 M16
38 155 250 115 100 56 M16
39 155 250 115 100 85 M20

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RSHD ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RSHD

Isolation Hanger Type RSHD

55mm Total Static Deflection, Spring & Rubber Element

APPLICATION DESIGN INSTALLATION

For support of pipework and equipment with speeds down to G Rods RSHD Hangers incorporate a steel spring and a separate rubber 1. P iping or equipment should be hung at its proper elevation by
(not supplied)
the order of 500 RPM, which require effective isolation of both acoustical isolating element mounted in a steel cage. using temporary fixtures that can be removed after hangers
mechanical vibration and acoustical level frequencies. Typically Free are installed and adjusted.
Height
used for support of piping and ducts, flow speed fans, packaged A Springs used in RSHD hangers are designed with a horizontal to 2. For best results, hangers should be at or near the ceiling.
air conditioners, attenuators, etc. vertical stiffness ratio of between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated load; ratio When used for pipe support with little or no longitudinal
of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and a rated expansion, cages maybe hard bolted to the support point.
FEATURES Rubber
Element maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. 3. Ensure the structural support point is vertically above the
• Heavy duty stable steel spring centre of the pipe or equipment support point.
• Rugged, heavy gauge steel cage ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION 4. To load the spring, turn the upper nut on the lower
L
• Separate rubber acoustical isolating element Free
Although steel spring hangers provide particularly effective rod clockwise.
Height
• Large diameter lower rod clearance hole in cage H isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself, depending
on its physical geometry, may transmit certain audible level
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
OPTION frequencies. All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
• Spring deflection scale and pointer plate the use of this product in specific applications.
• Pre-compressed spring (suffix P in type code) In RSHD hangers, spring transmission of most audible
• Double deflection rubber element (RDSHD) W D frequencies is effectively minimised by the use of a separate CONDITIONS OF SALE
rubber element mounted in the top of the hanger cage. These
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
elements are selected for an average deflection of 5mm at rated
RSHD PRODUCT GUIDE General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
load so that, for type RSH, the theoretical isolation of audible
on request.
RSHD frequencies is generally better than 98%. For full dynamic
Max Static Spring Spring Colours performance of the element, refer to Datasheet RHE.
Type Load Deflection Constant
kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2
MISALIGNMENT CAPABILITY SPECIFICATION
RSHD-50 65 55 1.3 Blue -
The lower rod hole in the cage is a minimum of 50% larger in Resilient piping or equipment supports shall incorporate a stable
RSHD-51 125 55 2.5 Black -
diameter than the maximum rod size to allow for installation steel spring capable of up to 50mm rated static deflection,
RSHD-510 195 55 3.9 Black Blue
misalignment. When installed correctly and under load, the housed in a heavy duty steel cage. Springs shall have a minimum
Upper rod
RSHD-52 225 55 4.5 Red - not supplied RSHD hanger automatically self-aligns by pivoting on the rubber additional travel of 50% rated deflection to solid. Acoustical
RSHD-520 295 55 5.9 Red Blue element. In this way misalignment can be accommodated isolation must be achieved by use of a separate resilient rubber
RSHD-521 350 55 7.0 Red Black without interference between hanger rods and cage. element of deflection 5mm incorporated into the steel hanger.
RSHD-53 450 55 9.0 Green -
They shall be type RSHD as supplied by Embelton.
PRE-COMPRESSION (suffix P in type code)
RSHD-530 520 55 10.4 Green Blue
RSHD-531 575 55 11.5 Green Black To aid installation of complex equipment and piping systems, the
hanger maybe supplied complete with lower rod and with the
RSHD-532 700 55 14 Green Red
spring pre-compressed under load (the standard
RSHD-55 650 55 13 Grey -
pre-compression setting is 75% of rated load). In this way the
RSHD-551 775 55 15.5 Grey Black hanger can act as a rigid connection to facilitate leveling of the
Lower rod, nut and
RSHD-552 900 55 18 Grey Red washer supplied system. When full operating loads are applied (e.g. when pipes
on pre-compressed 75
RSHD-553 1,000 55 20 Grey Green version only are filled) the hanger load is transferred to the spring so that the
hanger acts as an isolator and normal adjustment of levels is
RSHD / RDSHD Dimensions then all that is necessary.

øG RSHD PRE-COMPRESSED
H L W D A DEFLECTION SCALES
Type (max)
mm mm mm mm mm
mm Pointer plates and deflection scales, indicating spring deflection
RSHD - SINGLE DEFLECTION only, can be fitted as an optional extra.
50-52 175 340 140 110 65 20
HANGER SELECTION
520-53 186 340 140 110 65 20
530-553 186 340 140 110 65 26 When selecting hangers, it is recommended that a safety factor
of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of equipment to
RDSHD - DOUBLE DEFLECTION
avoid overloading of any hanger. If maximum rated deflections
50-52 175 340 140 110 92 20
are required, then equipment should be weighed and an accurate
520-53 186 340 140 110 92 20 assessment of point loads made.
530-553 186 340 140 110 92 26

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET EH ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET EH

Expansion Control Hanger

100mm Static Deflection

APPLICATION VIBRATION ISOLATION Preliminary selection of the EH-97 hanger (load capacity 300kg
G Hole
max with spring rate of 3.6kg/mm) will give rise to deflections
For the support of piping where considerable vertical movement These hangers are not fully vibration isolating since the higher
as follows:
is experienced through thermal variations, allowing minimal frequency signals will be transmitted through the cage via
transfer of loads to anchor points. The EH hanger is generally the spring locators and lower hanger rod. For a high degree of Static deflection due to mass of full riser =220/3.6 =61mm
used on risers in multi-storey buildings and in high temperature isolation in the audible band, a second isolating hanger must be
Imposed deflection due to expansion =21mm
piping systems. placed in series with the EH range (see series RH and RSH) or a
(at hanger furthest from anchor)
fully isolating hanger of the type RSH used instead.
Total=82mm
FEATURES
MISALIGNMENT CAPABILITY With a rated deflection of 84mm, the EHL-97 hanger is
• Heavy duty steel cage designed to support the spring through L
therefore suitable.
special locators – the spring coils cannot touch the cage Being a guided spring type hanger, horizontal misalignments
• High deflection for minimal load transfer with thermal greater than 2 degrees will induce bending on the lower hanger NOTE:
variations rod. For installation, ensure the structural support point and 1. In the above example, thermal expansion of the pipe
• 50% overload capacity attachment point to pipe are in a line parallel to the direction imposes a further load at each hanger pair in proportion to
• Springs completely interchangeable of movement. For piping where a large degree of misalignment its distance from the anchor – due to incremental spring
• Deflection scale and pointer occurs, the top fastening must be allowed to pivot using either a deflection at that point.
spherical seating washer or spherical rod end and clevis.
The pair closest to the anchor will deflect 4.2mm; second
OPTION pair 8.4mm; third pair 12.6mm; fourth pair 16.8mm; fifth
PRE-COMPRESSION (suffix P in type code)
• C
 an be supplied pre-compressed to client’s requirements pair 21mm.
(suffix P in type code) W To aid installation, the hanger maybe supplied with the spring
H D Therefore the total (upwards) load imposed on the anchor
pre-compressed. The standard pre-compression setting is 50%
G Rod due to the thermal expansion is:
DESIGN of rated load. In this way the hanger can act as a rigid connection
2 x (4.2 + 8.4 + 12.6 + 16.8 + 21) x 3.6 x 9.8 = 4,445N
to facilitate installation, the pre-compression nut must be
The hanger cage is constructed so that springs can be removed backed off fully to allow the lower rod to move upwards when 2. W
 here the reference anchor is central to the riser,
and replaced, thus facilitating weatherproofing (in component EHL / EHD necessary during operation. thermal movement will reduce deflections and hanger
form) and allowing load capacity changes on site if required. A loadings above the anchor, in turn offsetting the greater
series of springs with special locators provide both versatility in EHL / EHD PRODUCT GUIDE DEFLECTION SCALE loadings at points below the anchor.
application and protection for the coils – the spring coils cannot
run on the side of the cage in operation. A deflection scale is fitted as standard.
Max Static Spring Spring Colours TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Type Load Deflection Constant
Each spring used conforms to a horizontal to vertical stiffness kg mm kg/mm Stripe 1 Stripe 2 ADJUSTMENT All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
ratio of between 0.7 and 1.1 at rated load, a ratio of diameter to the use of this product in specific applications.
EHL-90 20 114 0.18 Violet - For this type of hanger, the piping system designer should
loaded height minimum 0.8 and a rated maximum operating provide a tabulation of attachment point number, hanger type,
EHL-91 35 105 0.33 Violet Black CONDITIONS OF SALE
deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. maximum rated load, maximum rated deflection, deflection due
EHL-92 50 99 0.5 Yellow -
to mass – pipe empty, displacement due to mass – pipe full, These products are sold subject to the published Embelton
EHL-93 100 99 1 Brown -
expansion (contraction) deflection and final operating deflection. General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected
EHL-94 150 90 1.7 Blue - on request.
EH Dimensions
EHL-95 200 90 2.2 Black - The installer must check that loads and deflections on hangers
EHL-96 250 84 3 Red - at each stage of installation do not significantly depart from
H L W D G (max) those stated. Any variations at the ‘pipe full’ stage must be
Type
mm mm mm mm mm
EHL-97 300 84 3.6 Green - SPECIFICATION
corrected prior to the system operating.
EHL-98 400 75 5.3 Grey -
Piping expansion hangers shall be of the guided spring type with
EHL-90 to 96 100 400 78 74 M16 EHL-99 550 69 8 Orange - HANGER SELECTION EXAMPLE a 50% overload capacity. The hangers shall be fully corrosion
EHL-97 to 100 100 400 78 74 M20 EHL-100 650 60 10.8 Orange Black protected and shall have the facility to allow the changing of
A typical 30m long x 200mm diameter steel hot water riser may
EHD-52 to 53 100 425 120 118 M20 Outer Inner springs. They should be of type EH as supplied by Embelton.
operate at 85°C. If normal ambient temperature is 25°C, total
EHD-531 to 593 100 425 120 118 M24 EHD-52 225 100 2.3 Red - change in length due to the temperature variation would be
EHD-520 295 100 3 Red Blue 21mm. If 5 pairs of hangers equally spaced are used to support
EHD-521 350 100 3.5 Red Black the pipe, the total weight of 2,200kg can be considered to be
EHD-53 450 100 4.5 Green -
equally shared by the 10 hangers, i.e. 220kg each, under ambient
temperature conditions.
EHD-531 575 100 5.8 Green Black
EHD-551 775 100 7.8 Grey Black If a rigid reference anchor is used at the top of the pipe,
expansion of the pipe with increasing temperature (downwards)
EHD-552 900 100 9 Grey Red
will increase deflection of the hanger pairs in proportion to their
EHD-553 1,000 100 10 Grey Green
distance from the anchor.
EHD-593 1,115 90 12.4 Orange Green

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 ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RHE ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET RHE

Isolation Hanger Elements RHE / RHDE

Single and Double Deflection Rubber

APPLICATION DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS

Where a low cost, low deflection hanger element is required for Rubber mounts differ from spring mounts in that the natural
effective isolation of noise and vibration from equipment with G Hole frequency is a function not only of deflection, but also of the
speeds of 1000 RPM upwards. Typically used for rubber hardness (durometer).
trapeze-supported piping, packaged air conditioners, fan coil
units and fans; particularly where height limitations are present. The natural frequency is usually greater than indicated by static
deflection alone. For effective assessment of natural frequency,
FEATURES multiply natural frequency obtained from static deflection by the
dynamic factor given in the table.
• Static deflection ranges from 5 to 12mm
• Colour coded for easy identification of load range Support
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS Structure
• All metal parts are embedded in the elastomer
• Direct contact between hanger rod and structure prevented by Axial Loads: See Table – Load/Deflection is close to linear from Hanger
Rod
10% to 100% load. RHE/RHDE
an integral sleeve which locates the base
• If mechanical or fire damage occurs to the hanger element, A Creep: Max 4% deflection per decade of time (ref 1 minute).
metal plates interlock so that complete loss of support is less
likely
HANGER SELECTION Equipment
Support, LHB
OPTION Free When selecting hanger elements, it is recommended that a Bracket can
Height be used
H
safety factor of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of
• M oulding in alternative elastomers or load ratings to
equipment to avoid overloading of any element. If maximum
special order E
rated deflections are required, then equipment should be
• Internal washers available in stainless steel for extra
weighed and an accurate assessment of point loads made. RUBBER TOP EQUIPMENT MOUNT
corrosion resistance W
L
• Type RHE1/RHDE1 Blue-Green can be supplied with matching
INSTALLATION
right angle bracket for wall or equipment side mount
(LHB Bracket). See equipment mount images on next page. 1. T his type of hanger maybe installed above the supporting
RHE / RHDE
structure, or below the equipment support point. A clearance
hole must be provided in the support structure through which
the rod passes.
RHE / RHDE PRODUCT GUIDE
2. Clearance hole should be at least equal to dimension shown
in the table on page 82.
Static Deflection Height H
Max 3. When under load, adjustment of height can be made at either
Dynamic mm mm L W A G (max) E
Type Colour Load end of the support rod, whichever is more convenient.
Factor RHE, RHE, mm mm mm mm mm
kg RHDE RHDE
CHE CHE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Blue 17 1.0
RHE1 White 25 1.0 All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
or 5 8 27 34 45 25 36 10 2 the use of this product in specific applications.
RHDE1 Red 40 1.2
Green 55 1.3
CONDITIONS OF SALE Equipment
White 70 1.1 Support
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton LHB bracket
RHE2 Red 100 1.2 can be Support
or 6 10 32 45 60 30 45 16 3 General Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected used Structure
RHDE2 Green 160 1.4
on request. Hanger Rod
Grey 250 1.5
White 145 1.2
RHE3
or
Red 200 1.3
6 12 45 72 85 38 68 22 6
SPECIFICATION RHE/RHDE
RHDE3 Green 300 1.4
Rubber suspension elements shall have a minimum deflection
Grey 500 1.6
under rated load of 5mm incorporating separate steel top and
Blue 380 1.2 base plates completely embedded in the elastomer, which
RHE4 White 580 1.4 interlock in the event of fire or mechanical damage, with RUBBER BOTTOM EQUIPMENT MOUNT
or 6 12 46 76 106 40 100 26 6
Red 850 1.5 elements colour coded for easy identification of load capacity.
RHDE4
They shall be type CHE, RHE, RHDE as supplied by Embelton.
Green 1,300 1.6

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ISOLATION HANGERS 4 3
DATASHEET KDX 2 1
ISOLATION HANGERS DATASHEET KDX

F F
F F

Isolation Hanger Elements KDXS(S)/ KDX / KDXW

25mm Static Deflection Spring G
E E KDX PRODUCT GUIDE
Spring Cup
APPLICATION E E
Spring Colours
Max Load Static Deflection Spring Constant
Where a low cost spring hanger element is required for effective Type
kg mm kg/mm
isolation of vibration. These elements are typically used for Outer Inner

trapeze-supported piping, packaged air conditioners, fan coil KDXSS-50 50 25 2.0 - -

units and fans; particularly where height limitations are present. Free KDXSS-75 75 25 3.0 - -
D Height D
FEATURES H KDXSS-120 120 25 4.8 - -
D D
KDXSS-143 143 25 5.7 - -
• H eavy duty stable steel spring
• Moulded acoustically isolating rubber base cup with KDXS-9 10 33 0.30 Yellow -
integral location collar KDXS-10 15 33 0.45 Brown -
• Simple design allows quick installation
KDXS-11 30 33 0.9 Blue -

OPTIONS C C KDXS-12 50 28 1.8 Black -

D
KDXS-13 75 25 3.0 Red -
• T
 ype KDXS 9-12 can be supplied with matching right angle C A C
bracket for wall or equipment side mount (HBKDXS) KDXS-14 125 25 5.0 Green -
KDXSS DIMENSIONS
KDXS-16 175 20 8.8 Grey -

KDXS-17 200 15 13.3 Orange -

KDX-92 50 33 1.5 Yellow -

B G
B
KDX Dimensions KDX-93 100 33 3.0 Brown -
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: FINISH: DEBURR AND

B KDX-94 B
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING REVISION
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS BREAK SHARP
SURFACE FINISH:
TOLERANCES:
EDGES
150 30 5.0 Blue -
LINEAR:
H A D ANGULAR: G (max)
Type UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: FINISH: DEBURR AND
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING REVISION KDX-95 200 30 6.7 Black -
mm mm mm mm SIGNATURE
NAME DATE DIMENSIONS
TITLE:ARE IN MILLIMETERS
SURFACE FINISH:
BREAK SHARP
EDGES
DRAWN TOLERANCES:
Isolated LINEAR:
Free KDX-96 250 28 8.9 Red -
KDXSS CHK'D
Hole ANGULAR:
APPV'D Height
16 A A
NAME SIGNATURE DATE TITLE:
50-75 72 40 MFG 10 DRAWN H KDX-97 300 28 10.7 Green -
MATERIAL: DWG NO.

TV717-55 KDXSS-75
Q.A
CHK'D A4
120-143 87 50 16 10 APPV'D
KDX-98 400 25 16.0 Grey -
KDXS 84 60 30 12 WEIGHT: A MFG
SCALE:1:2 SHEET 1 OF 1
KDX-99
A 550 23 23.9 Orange -
MATERIAL: DWG NO.

TV717-55 KDXSS-75
Q.A
4 3 2 1 A4
KDX SERIES KDX-100 650 20 32.5 Orange Black
WEIGHT: SCALE:1:2 SHEET 1 OF 1
92-96 113 80 40 16
Moulded 4 3D 2 1 KDXW-400 200 33 6.1 Black -
97-100 125 80 40 20 Rubber Base
A KDXW-421 254 33 7.7 Black Black
KDXW 144 99 40 20
KDXS / KDX DIMENSIONS KDXW-422 275 33 8.3 Black Blue

KDXW-423 300 33 9.1 Black Yellow

KDXW-425 380 30 12.7 Black Red

KDXW-1000 450 25 18.0 Green -

G
KDXW-1021 480 25 19.2 Green Black

KDXW-1023 510 25 20.4 Green Yellow

KDXW-1024 550 25 22.0 Green Green

KDXW-1025 580 25 23.2 Green Red

Free
Isolated KDXW-1026 690 25 27.6 Green White
Hole Height
H
KDXW-1600 775 25 31.0 Grey -

KDXW-1622 820 25 32.8 Grey Blue

KDXW-1624 875 25 35.0 Grey Green

KDXW-1626 1,000 25 40.0 Grey White

KDXW-1627 1,100 25 44.0 Grey Orange

D
Moulded
Rubber Base A KDXW-1628 1,150 24 47.9 Grey Grey

KDXW DIMENSIONS

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DESIGN
Hanger Rod
(not supplied)
Springs used in type KDX hanger elements are designed with a
horizontal to vertical stiffness ratio between 0.9 and 1.1 at rated
load; ratio of spring diameter to loaded height minimum 0.8; and
Support
a rated maximum operating deflection of 2/3 deflection to solid. Structure
Clearance
Hole
ACOUSTICAL ISOLATION
Although steel spring mounts provide particularly effective
isolation of mechanical vibration, the spring itself may transmit
certain audible level frequencies if present.

In KDX hanger elements, spring transmission of most audible

frequencies is effectively minimised by incorporating a moulded
rubber cup on the base. These are theoretically 95-98% effective Equipment
Support
in isolation of spring transmission frequencies.

HANGER SELECTION
KDX INSTALLATION METHOD 1
When selecting hanger elements, it is recommended that a
safety factor of 10-20% is applied to the calculated mass of
equipment to avoid overloading of any element. If maximum
rated deflections are required, then equipment should be Hanger Rod
weighed and an accurate assessment of point loads made. (not supplied) Support
Structure

INSTALLATION
1. T his type of hanger maybe installed above the supporting
structure or below the equipment support point. A clearance Clearance
hole of minimum diameter D must be provided in the support Hole
structure through which the rod passes.
2. When under load, adjustment of height can be made at either
end of the support rod, whichever is more convenient.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Equipment

Support
All Embelton offices can provide detailed technical assistance on
the use of product in specific applications.

CONDITIONS OF SALE
These products are sold subject to the published Embelton General KDX INSTALLATION METHOD 2
Conditions of Sale, copies of which maybe inspected on request.

SPECIFICATION
Suspension of elements shall consist of a stable steel spring in
series with an acoustical isolating rubber pad. The spring shall
have a minimum additional travel of 50% rated deflection to
solid. They shall be type KDX as supplied by Embelton.

HBKDXS BRACKET MOUNT

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