Heavy-Load Spring Vibration Isolator
The Heavy-Load Spring Vibration Isolator consists of upper and lower supporting structures, multiple cylindrical helical compression springs, and viscous dampers. It offers high load capacity, balanced damping, low natural frequency, excellent vibration isolation performance, and long service life. The product is widely used in power generation, construction, metalworking, shipbuilding, and bridge vibration control. It supports both active isolation of power equipment (e.g., chillers, presses, turbines) and passive isolation of precision instruments such as lithography machines and coordinate measuring machines.
Learn moreThe Polyurethane Vibration Isolation Mat series is designed for foundation vibration isolation in buildings adjacent to rail transit lines and industrial machinery. These mats effectively mitigate vibration from all directions, protecting structural integrity and acoustic performance while improving indoor comfort and enhancing overall building value.
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Learn moreSpecialized and Precise Prevention & Control of Vibration and Noise
Addressing complex issues such as vibration and noise control, as well as noise-related disturbances affecting residents in TOD integrated developments, the company has introduced specialized technical services for vibration and noise mitigation. Leveraging a new three-pronged governance approach—divided by frequency band, scenario, and speed—the company tailors its product and engineering solutions to specific use cases. By developing dedicated products and optimizing system design, providing customized offerings, and integrating seamless management throughout the construction process, we achieve precise control over both noise and vibration, ensuring that projects deliver the expected reductions in both areas.
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